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[davidharmier60]

We voted early and got stickers.
6 hours and maybe 20 minutes because she insisted I do the windows. I did the outside and she wants the inside done tomorrow. Also to get the car insured and inspected. It has been assured to my Sister that Cassie can get the registration.
I have my doubts because the north side of 8 grand was financed in 2017. And there is a lien against the title. But I am told to do it and we'll be out the insurance and inspection if the car is repossessed.

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[smoke665]

One of my lifelong best friends from grade school through college just posted a picture of her and her aunt outside the poll getting ready to go in and vote. Her aunt is 103 years old, sharp mind, and still getting around with a walker. How about it, any other "senior voter stories" out there that can top this lady? I'm amazed to think about all the people she voted for that I've only read about in history books.

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

Wow. Over 100,000,000 projected to vote! Go America!!!

 

[limr46 1]

One of my lifelong best friends from grade school through college just posted a picture of her and her aunt outside the poll getting ready to go in and vote. Her aunt is 103 years old, sharp mind, and still getting around with a walker. How about it, any other "senior voter stories" out there that can top this lady? I'm amazed to think about all the people she voted for that I've only read about in history books.

My mother is 82 and voted for the first time in her entire life this morning. And not just in a U.S. election. There were no real elections she could have voted in when she lived in Salazar's Portugal.

 

[davidharmier60]

Dad is 84. He and Sister voted straight.
I mixed it up by choosing an opponent judge candidate.

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[snowbear134 65]

NOW I remember why I decided to use Ugly Hedgehog instead of this clown forum.

We may be clowns but we look a whole helluva lot better, and collectively, know more.

 

[waday]

Waday and I live in the same state

 

[JonA_CT]

We don't get stickers for voting.

Well! The very idea!

It's such a little thing, but makes people happy. Plus, my daughter would have loved it on her forehead.. not that I would have done that, just sayin, hypothetically speaking...

I had my son with me, and they have both of us a sticker!

My daughter was quite annoyed when we got home.

WHAT. I WANT A STICKER!

I'm going to buy my own next election.. Or, maybe I'll buy a roll of like 500-1000, and GIVE them to the voting place to hand out. If the stickers are based on tax payer dollars, maybe they figure they'd rather spend that money elsewhere?

Well you can`t have a sticker

My iPhone thinks its smarter than me...bleh.

 

[SquarePeg51]

Back from dinner. Kicking around the idea of a very last minute NY trip this weekend...need to check the weather and see what shows we might like to see. I’m thinking train down on Friday after work. Dinner and drinks with friends from the city. Saturday hit a museum and Central Park then a show. Sunday check out Brooklyn hipster stuff. Train Home Sunday afternoon.

 

[snowbear134 65]

Interesting blurb on newsfeed: "I Voted" stickers in Culpeper, VA were designed by 9 year old. She did a good job.

 

[Fujidave]

Morning all, we have high winds and it`s chucking it down at the moment so a lazy day today. Well done to all the Demi lot in the USA.

 

[smoke665]

Finally the dust has settled on the national and local elections. Mostly voting in our state went as predicted on the national level. There were a few surprises in the local races. Mike Hale, Jefferson County's (Birmingham) Sheriff for the last 20 years was soundly defeated by a newcomer. Which is surprising as he seemed to be well liked, and has remained free of controversies that inevitably dog career politicians. In our county after 18 years we got rid of a slug state senator, who's been riding on his father's coat tails way to long. All of the state amendments passed. Two were controversial, one which allows the posting of the ten commandments on public buildings and one on the sanctity of unborn lives. I suspect one or both will be challenged in the courts. Lastly we may not have a lottery, but at least we can buy alcohol 7 days a week county wide to drown our sadness.

 

[snowbear134 65]

Yes - gamblin's the work of the devil but booze is heavenly.

 

[Fujidave]

Yes - gamblin's the work of the devil but booze is heavenly.

Or you could just have a booze up with the devil

 

[Fujidave]

I can`t see any cats or dogs, but the rain is really coming down now and very windy too.