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#52 Nov 05 2008 at 9:10 AM Rating: Good
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I dont normally cry but I have to say I had tears of joy streaming down my face the moment I realized it was final. In IRC when you guys said they called it, I heard the massive roar of cheering downstairs on my tv and ran to watch. And I just stood there and cried.


Yeah when the networks officially called it I couldn't hold back, it was quiet embarrassing.




#53 Nov 05 2008 at 9:32 AM Rating: Excellent
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I must admit I had a little tear in my eye when I heard Obama's victory speech.

A manly tear, that is.



Oh, just admit it. You bawled like a baby.

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#54 Nov 05 2008 at 9:53 AM Rating: Decent
I went a pub with about 40 Dem fiends (Joph, my brother in law had tickets to the Grant Park thing and didn't go, I hate him for not giving them to me) and I knew it was over the moment Fox ******* news called it Virginia for Obama.

I'll admit it, I got misty eyed during his victory speech.
#55 Nov 05 2008 at 9:57 AM Rating: Excellent
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I dont normally cry but I have to say I had tears of joy streaming down my face the moment I realized it was final. In IRC when you guys said they called it, I heard the massive roar of cheering downstairs on my tv and ran to watch. And I just stood there and cried.


Yeah when the networks officially called it I couldn't hold back, it was quiet embarrassing.




Maluenda and I were talking in vent all evening and both of us were making snot bubbles of joy.
#56 Nov 05 2008 at 10:10 AM Rating: Excellent
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(Joph, my brother in law had tickets to the Grant Park thing and didn't go, I hate him for not giving them to me)
You needed an ID to get in which matched the ticket. Best you could have done was gone in as his guest.
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#57 Nov 05 2008 at 10:13 AM Rating: Good
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What a wonderful and uplifting post Smiley: smile
#58 Nov 05 2008 at 10:15 AM Rating: Decent
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(Joph, my brother in law had tickets to the Grant Park thing and didn't go, I hate him for not giving them to me)
You needed an ID to get in which matched the ticket. Best you could have done was gone in as his guest.


Which is fine, I would have drug his *** out there. He claims he didn't "have anyone to go with".

Ya know, except for the other 70 thousand people there.
#59 Nov 05 2008 at 10:59 AM Rating: Good
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Maluenda and I were talking in vent all evening and both of us were making snot bubbles of joy.


It's like I don't even exist.

Oh, wait, I don't. My mistake, carry on.
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#60 Nov 05 2008 at 11:14 AM Rating: Good
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Maluenda and I were talking in vent all evening and both of us were making snot bubbles of joy.


It's like I don't even exist.

Oh, wait, I don't. My mistake, carry on.
Deejay joined in later. After the orgasms.
#61 Nov 05 2008 at 11:16 AM Rating: Good
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#62 Nov 05 2008 at 11:17 AM Rating: Good
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I can't remember the last time I cried, and I don't think I've ever cried for joy. I may be dead inside, or at least dopamine-deficient; I accept that.

But on the drive in to work this morning, hearing call after call from jubilant people all over the globe thanking and congratulating America, I must admit that I got a little choked up.

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#63 Nov 05 2008 at 11:28 AM Rating: Good
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I can't remember the last time I cried, and I don't think I've ever cried for joy. I may be dead inside, or at least dopamine-deficient; I accept that.

But on the drive in to work this morning, hearing call after call from jubilant people all over the globe thanking and congratulating America, I must admit that I got a little choked up.

Accute testosterone poisoning.
#64 Nov 05 2008 at 1:20 PM Rating: Good
You all do realize that President-elect Obama can possibly be the first president to have relations with only his spouse while serving as Commander in Chief of our nation since........Clinton..nope....BushSr....god no...Kennedy....nope again......Grant?

Now that's real change!
#65 Nov 05 2008 at 1:58 PM Rating: Decent
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Well... Smash is of course correct.

While I didn't vote for Obama, he will still be my president. IMO, one of the most interesting aspects of this was listening to the conservative talk folks this morning and hearing essentially that exact same sentiment. It's a nice contrast from what we heard (and continued to hear for 8 years) from the Left when the situation was reversed. I'd make a point about class and respect, but I really shouldn't have to.

For my own part, I will work hard to judge President Obama fairly and on the merits of the situation at hand, and not just on partisan likes and dislikes. I would also ask that those who did vote for him do the same. I expect that all of those who argued that Obama wouldn't carry out some far left agenda (you know who you are!) when debating over the last 6 months will stick to those positions when he is serving his term and be vocal if he takes an action that doesn't match those arguments.


While I still fervently believe we'd have been better off with a President McCain, I'm not one to cry over spilt milk (another contrast I suppose). As of today, Obama has a clean slate as far as I'm concerned. We'll see what he does with it...


Oh. And Congrats to all those who supported him. While I don't agree with your positions most of the time, your guy did win and I'm just gracious that way. :)
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#66 Nov 05 2008 at 1:59 PM Rating: Good
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I've very little doubt that Reagan never cheated on his wife. At least, if he did it was just because he forgot he was married.

As to John McCain, I'm pretty confident that he will do what he said, and give his best effort to aiding in any way he can moving forward. He is a pretty good guy, after all. Despite the craziness that was the last few months of his campaign. I was also touched by his concession speech, it was well said.
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#67 Nov 05 2008 at 2:02 PM Rating: Default
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Well... Smash is of course correct.

While I didn't vote for Obama, he will still be my president. IMO, one of the most interesting aspects of this was listening to the conservative talk folks this morning and hearing essentially that exact same sentiment. It's a nice contrast from what we heard (and continued to hear for 8 years) from the Left when the situation was reversed. I'd make a point about class and respect, but I really shouldn't have to.

:)


Well, Obama hasn't exactly done anything as President have they? And unlike Post-Election Day in 2000, nobody stole the election.
#68 Nov 05 2008 at 2:05 PM Rating: Decent
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gbaji wrote:
Well... Smash is of course correct.

While I didn't vote for Obama, he will still be my president. IMO, one of the most interesting aspects of this was listening to the conservative talk folks this morning and hearing essentially that exact same sentiment. It's a nice contrast from what we heard (and continued to hear for 8 years) from the Left when the situation was reversed. I'd make a point about class and respect, but I really shouldn't have to.

:)


Well, Obama hasn't exactly done anything as President have they? And unlike Post-Election Day in 2000, nobody stole the election.


/whoosh
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#69 Nov 05 2008 at 2:05 PM Rating: Excellent
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gbaji wrote:
Well... Smash is of course correct.

While I didn't vote for Obama, he will still be my president. IMO, one of the most interesting aspects of this was listening to the conservative talk folks this morning and hearing essentially that exact same sentiment. It's a nice contrast from what we heard (and continued to hear for 8 years) from the Left when the situation was reversed. I'd make a point about class and respect, but I really shouldn't have to.

For my own part, I will work hard to judge President Obama fairly and on the merits of the situation at hand, and not just on partisan likes and dislikes. I would also ask that those who did vote for him do the same. I expect that all of those who argued that Obama wouldn't carry out some far left agenda (you know who you are!) when debating over the last 6 months will stick to those positions when he is serving his term and be vocal if he takes an action that doesn't match those arguments.


While I still fervently believe we'd have been better off with a President McCain, I'm not one to cry over spilt milk (another contrast I suppose). As of today, Obama has a clean slate as far as I'm concerned. We'll see what he does with it...


Oh. And Congrats to all those who supported him. While I don't agree with your positions most of the time, your guy did win and I'm just gracious that way. :)
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#70 Nov 05 2008 at 2:10 PM Rating: Decent
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/em eyes the obviously sticky patch on Nobby's hand and coupled with him spending the last 15 minutes in the lavatory is extremely suspicious about said handshake...

Gbaji, could you wash your hand before I shake it?
#71 Nov 05 2008 at 2:12 PM Rating: Decent
gbaji wrote:
DaimenKain wrote:
gbaji wrote:
Well... Smash is of course correct.

While I didn't vote for Obama, he will still be my president. IMO, one of the most interesting aspects of this was listening to the conservative talk folks this morning and hearing essentially that exact same sentiment. It's a nice contrast from what we heard (and continued to hear for 8 years) from the Left when the situation was reversed. I'd make a point about class and respect, but I really shouldn't have to.

:)


Well, Obama hasn't exactly done anything as President have they? And unlike Post-Election Day in 2000, nobody stole the election.


/whoosh


No, I was not whooshed.

You're trying to act like conservatives are somehow better than liberals because their attitude is in "contrast with what I've heard from the Left for the past 8 years" when that's complete *********

What i'm trying to say is that the liberal grumbling for the past 8 years has been justified because obviously Bush has done a ****** job; and in 2000 liberals shouldn't (and didn't) have been giving the same sentiment since the "victory" was shady in the first place.

So, don't try to make you and your conservatives buddies look more honorable than liberals when you're not.
#72 Nov 05 2008 at 2:31 PM Rating: Good
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I am proud of my country today. I hope that there will be a significant change in how things are done, and a restoration of the constitutional rights that have been ignored the last 8 years.

As to the criticism of President Elect Obama re his military ability, the army had the same thoughts about someone else from Illinois, Lincoln.
#73 Nov 05 2008 at 2:33 PM Rating: Default
as much as i think obama has the potential smash raves on about, especially internationally, my celebration will have to wait.

right now im couped up with a really pissed off republican and i expect it will be a few days before she even talks to me, and longer before i get "playtime" again. and i suspect any enthusiasim i display will only prolong my personel suffering.

this is the right man. this is a once in a lifetime leader. this is the american dream realized.

the night is always darkest before dawn. the sun is rising, its time to sing again.
#74 Nov 05 2008 at 2:37 PM Rating: Good
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...and longer before i get "playtime" again.


Really? That's what you call sex?

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#75 Nov 05 2008 at 2:39 PM Rating: Decent
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Really? That's what you call sex?
At least he makes it sound fun.
#76 Nov 05 2008 at 2:48 PM Rating: Good
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right now im couped up with a really pissed off republican


Stab her in the face and burn the house down.
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