Consider this my tentative wade back into the political fray.
Is this for real? View the video here.
Not the first time that Pawlenty's follicles have been the grist of hack journalists and snarky bloggers.
That Palin thing must have sent Timmy into a midlife tailspin. I am inviting photoshop artists to come up with alternatives for our thinning governor. Send me your images or at least links to your work.
--Loosestrife
Is this for real? View the video here.
Not the first time that Pawlenty's follicles have been the grist of hack journalists and snarky bloggers.
That Palin thing must have sent Timmy into a midlife tailspin. I am inviting photoshop artists to come up with alternatives for our thinning governor. Send me your images or at least links to your work.
--Loosestrife
Early Returns--Is This Live Blogging?
1 Comments Published by Loosestrife on Tuesday, November 04, 2008 at 6:18 PM.
After 2 days of GOTV, I decided to drop by Chicago Lake Liquors this evening.
It was eerie. All these fellow drinkers with I Voted stickers. It was unprecedented. Today while door knocking I saw people who were setting up for watch parties
Based on this unscientific poll, Franken will just eek by Coleman.
You heard it here first.
Update: Checking the definition of eek, there are two possibilities here. Eek could be considered a synonym for squeak, in which case I was being clever. Or, I could have meant "eke" instead of "eek," which means that I was relying on very tired sports writing cliches after a long day knocking doors.
I suspect the latter.
Regardless, Coleman's call for Franken to concede the day after the election indicates that he is worried. Normy wouldn't make such a call if he didn't think he was in trouble.
--Loosestrife
It was eerie. All these fellow drinkers with I Voted stickers. It was unprecedented. Today while door knocking I saw people who were setting up for watch parties
Based on this unscientific poll, Franken will just eek by Coleman.
You heard it here first.
Update: Checking the definition of eek, there are two possibilities here. Eek could be considered a synonym for squeak, in which case I was being clever. Or, I could have meant "eke" instead of "eek," which means that I was relying on very tired sports writing cliches after a long day knocking doors.
I suspect the latter.
Regardless, Coleman's call for Franken to concede the day after the election indicates that he is worried. Normy wouldn't make such a call if he didn't think he was in trouble.
--Loosestrife
