Satty

I've been asking for McCain's economic policy for months now. Nada. And speaking of voter fraud, how about those absentee ballot request mailers McCain sent out, you know, the ones with the "I am a registered voter" box that if unchecked would prevent the voter from getting an absentee ballot, and possibly even purge them from the rolls.

McCain hasn't had a consistent economic plan that resonates with voters. They dont trust him on the economy, and he works around the subject anytime it comes up. Poll after poll shows people trust Democrats nore on economic issues right now and McCain isn't doing anything to make them think twice.

Mrs. Howell

I dont hear the word "poontang" nearly as much as I did 6 years ago.

I've never been a fan of ginger.

Loosely translated its "tiny heart"

Obama's lead nationally is solid, and as I mentioned somewhere, he is in a commanding position in regards to the electoral college. That said, there are 24 days left, anything can happen. McCain would have to figure out what he's campaigning for, so far he's only been campaigning for the presidency, which doesn't really appeal to average people. A clear, concise message, not based on personal attacks might do him some good. Then again, there are only 24 days left.

Croc, I think he's flirting with you.

Actually, no, it doesn't, in fact, thats not even close.

Impressive. If NASCAR drivers had to deal with a turbo diesel and that high of a center of gravity, I might actually respect them.

Just for fun, I checked prices n Caterham USA's website. Yikes.

'Twas a joke Good day sir

This morning I was surprised with Krispey Kreme. 'Twas a nice gesture, but someone forgot that I like the creme filled donuts, not the custard filled ones. She did get my mocha right, so I cannot complain too much. All in all, it was a pretty good breakfast.

From the reviews I've read, it goes back and forth between his formative years and the lead up to the Iraq war.

For Palin, some pork is kosher I'll just throw it in here, since we're already talking about her. Its a nice little piece on how she approves government spending when it benefits her or her pals. Now thats being a maverick.

Hey Fly, whats up? (I dont remember the password for that account )

Could vote absentee. No lines to wait in, no elderly poll workers trying to figure out what your name is.

The signals worked, then quit workeing, then worked again after the fus was replaced. I'll try the flasher, thanks.

With another little one on the way, I'm thinking you might need a little more room: 1977 Fleetwood limo It even has 2 b-pillars, so they cancel each other out.

The wagon is a real trooper. Some dumbass (me) didn't tighten the plug on the oil pan enough, so there was a slight drip and a little puddle in the driveway this morning. And I was just using some of the less-used emoticons.

A new Cooper S was immediately shot down as an option before the Prius came around.

Dont worry, my gut (and state-by-state polling) tells me Ohio isn't going to be the dealbreaker. I'll elaborate a bit. Obama has an almost certain lock on every state Kerry carried. New Hampshire is the only one McCain really has a shot at. That gives him 252. Iowa has been polling strong for Obama, and has been traditionally Democratic, so that gives him 259. Ohio (Obama+3), Missouri (tie) or Florida(Obama+4) would put him at or over 270. The combination of Nevada (Obama +4), Colorado (Obama +4) and New Mexico (Obama +6) would also put him over. West Virginia (Obama + and Virginia (Obama +6) are also polling in his favor and could put him over the mark. Thats what makes it so hard for McCain, all the swing states are ones Bush carried and have been hit by the economy. The poll numbers were taken from today's electoral vote update.

22"s?

And lastly,

furthermore, :smilies-38096: