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Posted on September 4 at 11:18 a.m. (Suggest removal)
@aksince62
Sometimes it seems like it's Alaskans who don't realize Alaska is a state ;-)
Posted on September 4 at 10:57 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I have to disagree! Loved the hair.
Posted on September 4 at 10:39 a.m. (Suggest removal)
@ Steph_March:
"As to prompters being used....they've been used in both the DNC and RNC, as well as in majority of political speeches and/or addresses for years. Including underlined words and planned pauses...go figure. As well as having speech writers....pretty commonplace, as you should well know if you feel you are knowledgeable enough to even begin spouting your thoughts or opinions. It's fairly ignorant to try to use that as a critique of any of the speakers, whether Republican or Democrat."
My comment in regard to using prompters was precisely that - EVERYONE uses them, not just Senator Obama as recent articles/comments have suggested. But thanks for the tip...
*insert heavy eye rolling here*
It wasn't a "critique" of Gov. Palin's speech as much as it was a critique of recent CRITIQUES of the Democrats' usage of teleprompters during THEIR convention.
Thank you for your thoughts on what you perceive to be my "ignorance". Duly noted, to be sure. I'll surely watch my step in the future as I continue to "spout my thoughts or opinions" on the FDNM, especially now that I know someone as "knowledgeable" as you are is watching so closely.
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Posted on September 4 at 9:59 a.m. (Suggest removal)
@ noone:
"Their clothes looked like they had just gone down to JC Penneys and bought them."
hahahaha!
Girlfriend's suit was NOT purchased at Pennys, nor did it look like it was!
Funny you should say that because as I watched with my friends last night I commented on her expensive suit and heels, and her flawless make up. She looked gorgeous, but not like a Penny's girl.
Posted on September 3 at 10:55 p.m. (Suggest removal)
LOL
Andrew, I positively live for your comments! They are fabulous. You have completely made me forget about my old flame, KSFlatlander. :)
I certainly don't feel disenfranchised without Hillary on the ticket. 'Course, I am originally from NY.
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Posted on September 3 at 10:50 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Much of my favorite jewelry came from Robinette Jewelers, in Seneca Falls, NY (my hometown)...so I don't associate "Robinette" with "wussy" but with "wonderful presents". :-)
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Posted on September 3 at 10:49 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Although I have to say, I'm still mystified as to how one's middle name - not chosen by oneself, but by one's parents - is indicative of their "persona".
Of course, I, Christina Elizabeth Uticone may very well be an ax murderess and/or vampiress...
One never knows! Curses on my parents for revealing my true persona before I ever had one! :)
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Posted on September 3 at 10:47 p.m. (Suggest removal)
I notice you left out HillAry's in another comment section.
But good effort so far! It's nice that you've abandoned the practice of only using Sen. Obama's...it was starting to make you look biased ;)
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Posted on September 3 at 10:37 p.m. (Suggest removal)
haha - cute Andrew. Glad you've finally started using middle names other than Sen Obama's. I'm clearly making an impact on you!
*Hugs*
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Posted on September 4 at 11:22 a.m. (Suggest removal)
No dear, I'm from New York. I only live in Fairbanks.
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