Palin Bingo!

Brills!

yours is much better than Newsweek...

it's all over my office too!!

thanks! we got bingos on 2 cards -- i think double bingo on one of them.

i can't believe she went the whole response to a question explicitly about pakistan without saying "pakistan".

Kudos!

That thing spread like wildfire! I'm so proud of one of our own! *sniffles*

we take care of our own!

MadMan

Just wanted to say that we used them last night. We were at Plan B watching the debate. Everyone around us wanted to know where we got them. It was a really fun way to watch. Are you and your friends going to put one together for McCain?

Plan B was a great and fun place to watch. We are going to try and watch the rest of the debates there and possibly the returns. If you go get there early we arrived around 6pm to have dinner and stayed. It was standing room only by the time the debate started.

I took a drink whenever Biden smiled after being called on his hypocracy regarding votes and comments he made before and after he was chosen to be VP. I got drunk pretty fast.

silverager wrote: I took a drink whenever Biden smiled after being called on his hypocracy regarding votes and comments he made before and after he was chosen to be VP. I got drunk pretty fast.

If you checked into most of those before drinking, you might not have gotten so drunk. Most of those talking points that Palin recited were outright fabrications.

t-fal wrote: I read the CNN article you linked just above and am sadly shocked that, for the most part, the people they quoted (in their early 20s/30s) were so completely vacant and uninformed on the issues, and unenthusiastic in either direction regarding the candidates. It's almost as if they were just there for the free beer (SHOCK!) I say that with an exception for the respondent who was both pro-life and pro-gay marriage, who at least was able to articulate an interest in the issues. None of the others could really articulate anything other than the desire to be entertained.

the part that shocked me the most was someone actually recognizing that this entire election process, thus far, has been about the "knock-out punch". it pissed me off (massively) during the primaries and is pissing me off now. I'd like to hear about issues, not how candidates once suffered because they were broke-ass or whatever. the 'my story is more tragic than yours' gig is annoying me. and I hate that people (young, old, whatever) are looking for gotcha moments. everyone screws up and says something stupid, somewhere. sometimes ... people even DO stupid things and regret them later, or change their minds. doesn't change my vote, but makes me wonder why anyone chooses to be in the public eye.

oh, and, for the record, I loved playing palin bingo. great tool to make me actually even attempt to listen to the people speaking.

I like that it took Palin saying "Maverick" seven times before Biden had his mini-"Maverick" meltdown, in which he then went on to say it himself more times than I could tally!