Go Vote

[Spriggan]

'Nuff said

[House of Mustard]

Will do.

[Lieutenant Kije]

done

[Rican]

After Work

[Onion of Death]

Build an aging ray and zap me forward two years, or you're out of luck.

[fuzzyoctopus]

Done, and have a sticker.

[Mad Dr Jeffe]

Did it six times....













Just kidding, but the wife and I are makeing a date of it...

[Tekiel]

Finished, and also got the sticker.

[Brenna]

Yay for stickers!

I wanted to put it on my forehead (I think I'm channeling my five-year-old self at the moment), but Chris wouldn't let me. I had to settle for putting my "I Voted" sticker on my hand instead.

[42]

I voted, but I didn't get a sticker.  

[stacer]

They had a table full of them, and I suppose I was just supposed to grab one, but they didn't offer one to me. Oh well. That was the shortest ballot I've ever seen. Only about 8 people and one initiative, and it wasn't even a punch ballot--it was one sheet and used a scantron for black ink.

[The Holy Saint, Grand High Poobah, Master of Monkeys, Ehlers]

I put the sticker on my forehead because there was no one there to stop me.

I voted, in case you were wondering (you probably weren't) not for Bush or Kerry. They both frighten me. I remembered at the last minute reading an interview in 1994 in Newsweek, a magazine I usually disagree with. The interviewee was a politician usually denigrated and I found myself very impressed, not with the interview, but the way the interviewee lived his life and responded to the issues. So I wrote his name in

Dan Quayle in 2004 baby!
I wrote in Colin Powell as VP, a last second change from Elizabeth Dole.

I wrote my own name in for Congress.

[Skar]

Mine was wierd.  It was all electronic and stuff.  I didn't really understand it but there was a guy with a horsey on his shirt who helped me with the buttons and things.  He was really nice.  He gave us all lollipops when he took us back to the group home.

[Gemm: Rock & Roll Star; Born to Rock]

I didn't get a sticker either 42. But I did vote.

[EUOL]

I voted.  I did end up voting for Bush--while I don't like the way he runs his cabinet, I do approve of his war efforts, and figured that I should give him my support.  I didn't think of writing in Quayle--but I might have, had I considered it.

In other news, I voted for a democrat for governor!  Believe it or not!  (I liked his education platform, and Utah needs to focus on that area.)