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9dreizig 07-13-2008 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Pazuzu (Post 4057710)
Well, not until you had a bunch of your guy friends rub your back and tell you that you did the right thing. :rolleyes: Did all of you guys curl up in your pajamas and eat ice cream together too last night?

I'm sorry I meant to say I didn't call her an idiot to her face.. I didn't think I'd have to clarify that, but apparently I do...

Shaun @ Tru6 07-13-2008 08:57 AM

Todd, when did you get standards? Did I miss somethin'?:D:D:D

9dreizig 07-13-2008 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by vash (Post 4057691)
"b-Ho"???? i dont get it. isnt it more "b_oh"?

in general, one of you sound like a crappy date. politics and religion are no-no topics.

Uhm normally I agree and don't discuss politics, I ask enough questions to figure out where they are,, but I found the level of not being informed yet having an opinion amazing..
With regard to religion, on a really good date one of us is usually screaming 'OH GOD" LOL..

Oh and Tim, I'd add hunting into the no religion, or politics, I never discuss that more than asking if they wear fur or eat meat ( just to find out the level of hypocracy we might be dealing with LOL).. Normally I just smile and keep my mouth shut ;-)

azasadny 07-13-2008 09:01 AM

Why were you two talking politics on the 1st date?

9dreizig 07-13-2008 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa (Post 4057736)
Todd, when did you get standards? Did I miss somethin'?:D:D:D

Shaun, you have too much information on my east coast whoring,, so you're disqualified from commenting on this thread.. besides I've turned a new leaf here on the west coast -- really!!! ( oh wait, those aren't leafs they are wearing those are thongs!!! hehehehe

Wickd89 07-13-2008 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by 9dreizig (Post 4057295)
...If this is the typical housewife in the US we're all in trouble!!!..

Actually most "non-Americans" think that those that support Bush are the ones that are un-informed." I am married to a Swiss and travel their frequently enough to get a general European opinion.
You might have trouble with this one domestically and abroad.:D

(Coming from a Reagan Republican -my college years..)

Forget about politics with dates and focus on getting laid!:cool::p

Rick Lee 07-13-2008 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Wickd89 (Post 4057759)
Actually most "non-Americans" think that those that support Bush are the ones that are un-informed."

And that just makes me even prouder to be an American. If most Europeans agreed with my views, I'd have to seriously rethink my entire political philosophy.

speeder 07-13-2008 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Rick Lee (Post 4057770)
And that just makes me even prouder to be an American. If most Europeans agreed with my views, I'd have to seriously rethink my entire political philosophy.

The essence of a Bush supporter, in a quip. Isolationist, arrogant, anti-intellectual and obstinate, but proud of it. Add in non-cosmopolitan and incurious about the world and you have the bulk of the dumber half of all red-state voters who were easily scared and influenced by the GOP ads during the last two campaigns that promised them a better life w/ Bush. They are getting what they bought right now. :(

red-beard 07-13-2008 09:31 AM

I a couple of dates with a huge boobed chick with a Master's in Chemistry, working on her phd. She was doing this at USCD, so I figured she was pretty smart. This was a match dot com date.

1st date, no problem, and got the nookie! My favorites little wine bar was walking distance her place and seemed to always end in a good night of nookie. My Favorite waiter at the place called me a slut one night due the to the number of 1st dates I'd taken there.

ANYWAY, 2nd date we got talking about what she was working on. She did reef chemistry, looking into the problems of when a reef is being bleached, etc. She brings up the ozone layer, and how were killing it, etc.

No problem, I agree.

Then she starts on to how it is causing global warming. (Sound of needle being abruptly dragged across a record). No. Lack of Ozone = more UV, not more heat being retained.

We back and forth on this, and I explain the thermodynamics of heating, cooling, etc.

She hits me with the "Well, that is the way 'lay-people' think." I think I've been insulted. My BS in Mechanical/Nuclear Engineering with a minor in Chemistry, and not a "hard science" scubu-chick, means I'm a lay person.

Soon after I got a headache, and so did she. No more nookie.

kstar 07-13-2008 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Porsche-O-Phile (Post 4057515)
Joe, I don't know what polls you're looking at, but every one I see (with the exception of Rasmussen, below) shows Obama sitting on a pretty comfortable lead - even in a lot of the historically "red" states. . .

http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/national.html
http://www.gallup.com/poll/election2008.aspx
http://www.presidentelectionpolls.com/
http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=ee159c77-e4e4-4b5e-b5aa-5ae114813bc8
http://www.pollingreport.com/wh08.htm
http://electoral-vote.com/



The ONLY reference I've seen to a tie in the polling is on the Rasmussen Reports (link below). Although this is encouraging, even they themselves seem skeptical of it, putting the following disclaimer on their web site:

. . . snip . . .

This Newsweek poll has them in a statistical tie:
http://www.newsweek.com/id/145737

But, these are all just polls . . .

Hey, we have "dates" and "polls" in he same thread, but in the wrong way.

Joe Bob 07-13-2008 09:33 AM

Nookie doesn't involve talking....

red-beard 07-13-2008 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by speeder (Post 4057787)
The essence of a Bush supporter, in a quip. Isolationist, arrogant, anti-intellectual and obstinate, but proud of it. Add in non-cosmopolitan and incurious about the world and you have the bulk of the dumber half of all red-state voters who were easily scared and influenced by the GOP ads during the last two campaigns that promised them a better life w/ Bush. They are getting what they bought right now. :(

Isolationist?

Iraq-attack? Hello? SmileWavy

Mule 07-13-2008 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by 9dreizig (Post 4057738)
Uhm normally I agree and don't discuss politics, I ask enough questions to figure out where they are,, but I found the level of not being informed yet having an opinion amazing..
With regard to religion, on a really good date one of us is usually screaming 'OH GOD" LOL..

Oh and Tim, I'd add hunting into the no religion, or politics, I never discuss that more than asking if they wear fur or eat meat ( just to find out the level of hypocracy we might be dealing with LOL).. Normally I just smile and keep my mouth shut ;-)

So in CA the odds must go down by what 500 to 1 if you can't nail a leftie?

kstar 07-13-2008 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Mule (Post 4057805)
So in CA the odds must go down by what 500 to 1 if you can't nail a leftie?

Unless you're in OC or San Diego county. :D

ed martin 07-13-2008 09:44 AM

You messed up. You should have had your way with her, then dumped her off in the driveway.

rusnak 07-13-2008 09:53 AM

No one here has faked their political association in order to get some?

This is not about Bush or Obama, it's about how much yammering you can take before you pull the ejection lever and bail out.

Mule 07-13-2008 10:11 AM

Remember, you ARE in CA.
http://media1.break.com/dnet/media/2...california.jpg

Rick Lee 07-13-2008 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by speeder (Post 4057787)
The essence of a Bush supporter, in a quip. Isolationist, arrogant, anti-intellectual and obstinate, but proud of it. Add in non-cosmopolitan and incurious about the world and you have the bulk of the dumber half of all red-state voters who were easily scared and influenced by the GOP ads during the last two campaigns that promised them a better life w/ Bush. They are getting what they bought right now. :(

Well, I'm not any of those things, other than perhaps proud, not a Bush supporter and I'm probably better-traveled than most on PPOT. Still, if most Europeans disagree with my political beliefs, it just convinces me more that I'm right.

Gogar 07-13-2008 10:31 AM

Here, Todd. I fixed it for you, buddy!!!:):)

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Originally Posted by 9dreizig (Post 4057295)
So I'm having dinner with this woman ( relatively intelligent I would have assumed a nurse,, good job, home etc..).. She tells me she's voting for B-Ho
I ask why ? " well I just don't like McCain,, he's just like Bush".. So I ask a few innocent questions to see if she's actually aware of B-Ho's stance on a few things like
- not drilling for more oil
- not exploiting all the coal we have
- being against Nuke power
- raising taxes
-killing small businesses
-having a racist wife
-total flip flop/lier on 2nd amendment ( in fact she didn't even know what it was!!)
-Rev Wright

Needless to say she took the ' I haven't really paid attention much" defense but yet was offended when I refered to her as "un-informed"!!!!
If this is the typical housewife in the US we're all in trouble!!!
So after I nailed her I dumped her off in her driveway after two cocktails and an apetizer...


Joeaksa 07-13-2008 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by red-beard (Post 4057789)
Soon after I got a headache, and so did she. No more nookie.

Good and just think that you did not create another one of these people with her...


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