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Posted by rudeflame on Nov-05-2008 04:03:

President Obama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Posted by ReenTeenTeen on Nov-05-2008 04:12:

Re: President Obama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by rudeflame
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


i am not too pleased with it but whatever. it is what it is


Posted by coolestrl on Nov-05-2008 04:25:

Landslide victory!!!! Proud of America! Proud to vote!


Posted by Frequency Frank on Nov-05-2008 04:29:

I, for one, welcome our new Obama overlords.


Posted by jonnypmo on Nov-05-2008 04:35:

so can ricardo villalobos please come play for us now?


Posted by Vitamin-DLW on Nov-05-2008 04:38:

a long time coming, and it happened.


Great job on a well run and well disciplined campaign.


Posted by dj dani lehman on Nov-05-2008 04:40:

I for one am one very proud american


Posted by rudeflame on Nov-05-2008 04:43:

quote:
Originally posted by jonnypmo
so can ricardo villalobos please come play for us now?


i know right...me and claudia were talking about that not too long ago


lets start it here...

VILLALOBOS '09!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Posted by Neo95gt on Nov-05-2008 04:49:

Awesome stuff.

LATER BUSH


Posted by Excess on Nov-05-2008 04:55:

i'm more than happy with the outcome, but it's opened my eyes to how many people my age are completely ignorant when it comes to politics, yet choose to voice their thoughtless opinion. this is the first year people my age can vote, and just looking at the facebook statuses makes me extremely angry. this year, i didn't vote because i consider myself politically uneducated. yet, i know more than all of my friends who did vote and care to shove their "opinions" on others.

this is probably the one occurrance in life that i would be fine with being restricted to an older age. i can bitch all day about webster hall being 19+, or the upcoming creamer & k @ love being 21+, but if the government turned around and said voting is now 21+, i'd be more than content with it.

that is all. had to vent somewhere :P


Posted by beema on Nov-05-2008 05:12:

mccain got mccowned
wooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111oneone

Really I'm just overjoyed that my vote as a VA resident finally counted. Still think the electoral college needs to be abolished though... totally hilarious that victory and concession speeches are made before all the votes are counted.


Posted by DJ Eco on Nov-05-2008 05:16:


Posted by Vitamin-DLW on Nov-05-2008 05:30:


Posted by rudeflame on Nov-05-2008 05:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Vitamin-DLW


Darren i'm glad you posted it and not seto again LOL hehehehe



WAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!


Posted by knittybone on Nov-05-2008 05:51:

quote:
Originally posted by beema
mccain got mccowned
wooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111oneone

Really I'm just overjoyed that my vote as a VA resident finally counted. Still think the electoral college needs to be abolished though... totally hilarious that victory and concession speeches are made before all the votes are counted.


Couldnt agree with you more about the electoral college... so fucking stupid. My vote will never count as long as I live in New York. Inaguration speech was amazing, now he is up shit creek, lets see if he can find a paddle.


Posted by klingklang77 on Nov-05-2008 05:53:

Yay!


Posted by coolestrl on Nov-05-2008 06:04:

im so fuckin drunk toasting for obama, u have no idea. time to celebrate lolz


Posted by Psionic on Nov-05-2008 06:09:

YAY!


Posted by zachias31 on Nov-05-2008 07:07:

125th street was a giant f'ing party tonight. so much fun. dancing in the streets, literally.

omg i think i'm actually proud of my country tonight. scary.


Posted by ReenTeenTeen on Nov-05-2008 07:37:

quote:
Originally posted by knittybone
Couldnt agree with you more about the electoral college... so fucking stupid. My vote will never count as long as I live in New York. Inaguration speech was amazing, now he is up shit creek, lets see if he can find a paddle.


that is one of the things i hate about our system. this is yet another time i feel cheated. everytime after the elections i feel the same, so i am glad for Obama and I am not too happy either he won since I also would feel the same if McOld was in his place too. Both are crap to choose from. Then again what matter how you feel when your vote does not really count into the picture. thus, i don't give a ... who is in the oval office as longest i don't have to band over more. (my back is already hurting)


Posted by StarSoprano426 on Nov-05-2008 08:01:

quote:
Originally posted by zachias31
125th street was a giant f'ing party tonight. so much fun. dancing in the streets, literally.

omg i think i'm actually proud of my country tonight. scary.


Pics and vids to follow tomorrow.

Quote of the night. My friends and I are walking down 125th and one girl Jamie is on the phone.

"If you love Obama ladies, SHOW YOUR TITTIES! Get off the phone!!"

That was awesome


Posted by madliquid on Nov-05-2008 09:18:

quote:
Originally posted by zachias31
125th street was a giant f'ing party tonight. so much fun. dancing in the streets, literally.

omg i think i'm actually proud of my country tonight. scary.


Infatuated because it involved dancing!!! Tomorrow no one will be dancing about it and life goes on.


Posted by Konijn on Nov-05-2008 13:20:

first time in 4 elections i actually voted for a winner (and even yesterday, came close to pulling the lever for someone else...)

i'm certainly glad he won but the press coverage, and people's facebook status thingies, have abandoned reality altogether: he's just a man -- and a centrist lawyer at that.


Posted by AY STAR on Nov-05-2008 14:28:

iam not really into politics but good for him
i didnt really feel mccain was a better choice then him and even if mccain did win and say he died, you honestly think palin would be a good president?
so yea good for obama, he has alot of challenges ahead of him hopefully he can turn this country around for the better


Posted by sammy6979 on Nov-05-2008 14:33:

Today, I am proud to a pennsylvanian. I'm glad our state came through for Obama.

I am even more proud of our country today. It's about time we grew up a bit.

However I am quite ashamed that Alaska is part of country today. I don't know whats wrong with those people up there. Maybe Darren can enlighten me since he spent time there this year, or if by some strange reason there are actually board members from that state. How can you re-elect a convicted felon to the US Senate? And not just any felony. The man took bribes (gifts) from lobbyists. This is the worst crime you can commit as a politician. It's dirty, disgusting, dispeciable. How is it a sitting US Senator is allowed to keep his job after a conviction like that? Our gov't is FUCKED. The man doesn't let any legislation pass by without adding some pork for his home state. He's a joke. And now, so is Alaska. And not because of Sarah Palin.


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