(yes, actual photo from the Fallacy album, scanned and cropped just for you)
Mea culpa.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
GOP girl!
The Breda will get to see The Sarah! Mike and I are headed to the county Republican headquarters to try and get tickets for a Maverick/Sarahcuda rally tomorrow. I'm totally excited. I'm going to get a yard sign, a bumpersticker, a t-shirt, a banner, a hat...one of everything because I have to make up for the last time I went to a presidential rally...in 1996.
(yes, actual photo from the Fallacy album,
scanned and cropped just for you)
Mea culpa.
(yes, actual photo from the Fallacy album, scanned and cropped just for you)
Mea culpa.
I'm glad to see that you've recovered since 1996.
ReplyDeleteTell The Sarah "Hi!" for me.
That is funny. My wife went to a Clinton rally the same year, and she is now a gun-lovin' conservative as well.
ReplyDeleteIt's well known that as people age and gain more wisdom, they become Republicans. The transformation isn't quite as dramatic as changing from a worm into a butterfly, but it's close.
ReplyDelete*winks*
I'd be worried he'd hit on you, but you are too thin and not 'trailer' enough.
ReplyDeleteWe were all young and... naive... at some point in our lives.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you've recovered.
Are you the one with the glowing eyes like a Terminator?
ReplyDeleteJames
Hey, I voted for him in '92. I was pissed of at Bush for the '89 ban and the sluggish economy, and I fell for the "Moderate Southern Democrat" schtick because I was young and naive.
ReplyDeleteMea too.
ReplyDeleteFortunately, "once shamed, may never be recovered" isn't in force.
"Hey, I voted for him in '92. I was pissed of at Bush for the '89 ban and the sluggish economy, and I fell for the "Moderate Southern Democrat" schtick because I was young and naive."
ReplyDeleteSame goes for me, but I can't claim that I was young and naive at the time.
James