November 4, 2004

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    The answer to Monday's "More Dirty Minds" was a DATE.  Here are the clues for today:



    1. If you get me when I'm naked, you have to finish me.
    2. You have to strip me to get me naked.
    3. It hard to get the stain out of my crack.

    As always, THINK CLEANLY and HAPPY GUESSING! xD



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    2004 Not Breakout Year for Youth Vote








     






    Posted: November 2, 2004 at 6:10 p.m.


    WASHINGTON (AP) -- This was not the breakout year for young voters that some had anticipated.

    Fewer than one in 10 voters Tuesday were 18 to 24, about the same proportion of the electorate as in 2000, exit polls indicated. Still, with voter turnout expected to be higher overall, more young people appeared to have come out.

    A vigorous push on college campuses by both parties and national mobilization drives had raised expectations that 2004 would be the year of the youth vote.

    Exit polls indicated that young people who did vote were strongly supporting Democrat John Kerry over President Bush, while they were evenly split between Bush and Democrat Al Gore four years ago.

    The exit polls were conducted for The Associated Press by Edison Media Research and Mitofsky International.

    First-time voters made up about 10 percent of the electorate, about the same as in 2000, and they favored Kerry. Four years ago, the group leaned toward Gore.

    The economy and moral values were the top issues for young voters, with about one-fifth of those surveyed choosing each. Young people concerned about moral values strongly supported Bush, while those interested in the economy and jobs chose Kerry.

    Iraq and terrorism were next on the list -- with Kerry winning the Iraq vote and Bush taking the terrorism group.

    "It's definitely the war," said Eliana Deutsch, 20, of San Diego, explaining why she came out. "People see these soldiers who are 18 and don't have an education, and they're over there dying. It's really sad that that (the military) is their best option."

    Sarah White, 18, a North Palm Beach high school student in Florida who was excited about voting for the first time, went for Bush, saying, "I agree with a lot of what he stands for."

    (Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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    I heard from another source..


    There are 30 million eligible voters that registered to vote that are in the 18-24 age range.
    9 out of 10 eligible voters in the age groups of 18-24 range did NOT vote.
    just pitiful =


    Funny, because it seems like this age group seemed to have been the most concerned about the outcome of the election. 


    but then again,  I guess with this election year being so star studded, it was just "over-hyped" and people were registering just because it was "the cool thing to do."
    However, it's one thing to REGISTER, and another thing to actually go out and VOTE.


    So if you signed up, and you chose NOT to vote, and you're sour about the outcome, don't be complainin', because you did nothing.
    Politics is NOT a spectator sport.  GET INVOLVED!


    In the 2000 election, Vice-President Al Gore had won the popular vote, but had lost when it came down to the electoral college votes.


    For some reason, I think that this was one of the reasons as to why Senator Kerry did not do as well as people had hoped.  The common mentality from young voters was:
     "Gee, why should I vote? [insert candidate's name here]  is going to win [insert your state's name here] anyways."


    So what?  The raw data numbers count as well.


    If Kerry had won the popular vote, but still lost the electoral votes, then thats something totally different.  That would have sent a strong message that even though President Bush won, there are MORE people that disapprove of him than approve of him.


    But as of this writing, President Bush has 3,582,277 more votes than Kerry.


    A republican controlled white house with a republican controlled senate and a republican controlled house.
    fun fun fun :)


     


    GOING WAY TO FAR...


    I know some people are QUITE passionate about politics, but to me this is just going too far...


     


    coolguy885 (10:43:43 PM): howdy doodie


    alhsmustang03 (10:45:08 PM): mornin'


    alhsmustang03 (10:45:21 PM): did u see the crowd o' ppl in the malcom x plaza this afternoon?


    coolguy885 (10:45:29 PM): nope, i leave at noon but i heard something about a riot?


    alhsmustang03 (10:45:38 PM): "RIOT 1"


    alhsmustang03 (10:45:46 PM): a group of about 15-20 police officers


    alhsmustang03 (10:46:01 PM): formed a circular wall around those campus republicans that are always out there


    alhsmustang03 (10:46:10 PM): in order to protect them for a mass of about 75-100 ppl


    coolguy885 (10:46:21 PM): ouch.


    coolguy885 (10:46:35 PM): man.. looks like the campus repubs are gettin lotta heat.. @_@


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    I can't wait to get my hands on the next edition of the school paper.. this is just crazy.. @_@


     


    OH NO, MY POOR BABIES... >_<


    [AKA: SAN FRANCISCO'S WEIRD-ASS WEATHER]


    This morning when I left the house at 8:30AM, it was so nice and sunny.  By the time I got to school, dark clouds had started to come in.  By the time I got home from work it was pouring.  Not only was it raining cats and dogs, but it was perceptating HAIL.


    I make such a big deal out of it because we rarely get that kinda stuff here in the city.. =







    Last two pics given to me by my friend Ronald.  Me thinks he had waayy too much time on his hands... :-p


     


    RANDOM FUNNY ASS QUOTE OF THE DAY...


    "Wow, I never knew how hard you were.."

    -Helen, one of my supervisors at work..


     


     


     


     


     


     


     




    twas about the HAIR, ya dirty minded FREAKS!..


     


    haha, anyways...


    Me thinks I have everything out of my system now...


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    Enough of my craziness.. til tomorrow..
    LATERS GATORS!

Comments (16)

  • haha, wow, it really hailed over in sunset.. i wanted to take a picture of my backyard when it was covered with iiiiice, but i was afraid to go outside be of the lightning, thunder, and didnt wanna get attacked by the hail.. so most the ice had melted.. and was actually in my front yard, not back, but dang it, it was too freakin cold to go outside in the front, less shield haha. well anyway.. ttyl, im just rambling now. take care!!

  • Nope. You lie. SF is constantly hot and sunny!

  • what a job that Diddy has done.

    oh no! poor little trees.

    don't poke anyone's eyes out with your hairdo, dude!

  • hahah u're such a coolio dude. lol.

    mmM i registered and i voted ^_^ hehe. yay!

    >_< hail .. i dun want snow yet >_< me scurrred

    haha. nice hair dude ^_^

  • wow...hard it is! haha....

    dude, that's like snow..and a snow snail..omg a snow snail! hehe...too cute...but omg...snow?! SNOW IN CALI? EVIL EVIL SNOW-LIKE STUFF?! O_O_O_O_O *dies*

  • hahahaha snow snail....you silly bunny...

    Awww...Eric, you look so KAwaii........*hands over the yarn*...

    meow...

    =_=   ...

  • hey thanks so much for the invitation for shane.
    he was really happy at work today.
    hahahaha
    that loser!
    hehe
    nah hes a great person.

    i agree, only 10 percent of the youth voted, the same as last election. it is so sad.
    it goes to show, it'll take more than MTV to encourage the young voters to vote. things have to get much worse for the younger generation to get them angry, to be passionate about something.

  • since when does it snow in the city?!..hahah.. the hail was coming down harrrrd.weather is going whacko!.. you scared?!... :lol:

  • nice pictures! i wish i had taken pictures when it was hailing! i wanted to, but i didnt have my camera at the time! poo! oh and by the way, in response to ur comment, the polling place is really close to my house, but living in my neighborhood, i would not choose to walk at 730 at night. its hekka ghetto behind my block. scaryyy!

  • wahh look at those hail, shit!

  • OMG, the poor, poor plants.....:(

    It's times like these that I appreciate having predictable, calm, sunny weather here in Hawaii. If your plants ever need a home, please let me know. I'd love to take care of those poor, helpless things....

  • Omgosh i wouldn't be able to live in that weather. I get wayy to cold easily. Here, we're just having cold fronts...brr...

    I've never seen snow before..well i have but that was when i was 1. I hope to see some soon. It's soo pretty:love:

  • is that a poor bonsai tree? bad!!! bad!!

    lol, I love that slug...at least i think it is...hmm
    hahah anyways..

    dirty minded we are ^_-

  • you know that pic of your car...im so tempted to go there and just chill out side it looks sooo nicE!

  • dood. i thought i made a comment on this already..i guess not...

    but yea--i looked at my grass in the AFTERNOON and there was ice all over it. it was SO cool. me and my loser brother made mini "ice balls" not really snow..and threw it at teach other like a bunch of idiots..yup. we're cool. :spinning:

  • I'm so pissed off about the election..haha

    but yeah..wtf is that shiet? looks like grape stems stuck into some dirt..there is no such thing as outdoor plants in sf.

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