2016 Election
#3436
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Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 10,644
From: 30 miles from a decent grocery store.











The real Question is...is there a candidate that you, or I, is aligned with. If you are comfortable with one then you are fortunate. I on the other hand face abstaining for the second time in 3 elections. And no Dear God I cannot vote for Mrs Clinton.
#3439
**** Peyton. Stupid twat cost us the Superbowl in 2007.
Also, everyone bangs on about how horrible Tom Brady is, but conveniently forget that Manning sexualy assaulted a trainer in college by shoving his naked arse in her face and making her smell his balls ...
Those were the days, musically, I just missed them due to an accident of birth
. Prog Rock is timeless though but I often wish I'd have been able to see Tull perform Thick As A Brick live for the first time.
Comfortably Numb contains one of Gilmour's best solos, right up there with the one from Time, and that's saying something because all of his solos are sublime.
I need to see him live so I can complete my top three lead guitarists
Also, everyone bangs on about how horrible Tom Brady is, but conveniently forget that Manning sexualy assaulted a trainer in college by shoving his naked arse in her face and making her smell his balls ...

I love Pink Floyd but have to say I was disappointed seeing them perform 'the wall' at Earls Court in the early 80s ... almost the entire show had the band hidden behind the wall. But it was worth it for "Comfortably Numb" 
Speaking of Queen, and with David Bowie dying, I'm reminded that as a teenager, I saw Queen open for David Bowie! No one knew who Queen was, and we all just wanted them to get on with it so we could see Bowie!
I saw Yes, Genesis, and Deep Purple around that time too ... those were the days!

Speaking of Queen, and with David Bowie dying, I'm reminded that as a teenager, I saw Queen open for David Bowie! No one knew who Queen was, and we all just wanted them to get on with it so we could see Bowie!
I saw Yes, Genesis, and Deep Purple around that time too ... those were the days!
. Prog Rock is timeless though but I often wish I'd have been able to see Tull perform Thick As A Brick live for the first time. Comfortably Numb contains one of Gilmour's best solos, right up there with the one from Time, and that's saying something because all of his solos are sublime.
I need to see him live so I can complete my top three lead guitarists
#3440
I just found out the AZ primary isn't as open as I thought. There are in fact two separate elections. March is the presidential preference election and August is the primary which doesn't have the presidential race. Guess which is open and which is closed. Independents are the largest group in AZ so guess which crazy old people in Sun City decide the primary...
#3441
This is part of Palin's speech:
Foot kickin' - finger clickin', leather slapping - hand clappin' -
hip bumpin' - music thumpin' - knee hitchin' - heel and toe -
floor scuffin' - leg shufflin' - big grinnin' - body spinnin' -
rompin' stompin' - pumpin' jumpin' - slidin' glidin' - here we go
Tush pushin' - thunder footin' - cowgirl twistin' - no resistin' -
drums bangin' - steel twangin' - two steppin' - end to end
hardwood crawlin' - some four wallin' - rug cuttin' - cowboy struttin' -
burnin' yearnin' - windin' grindin' - lets begin the dance again
Whoops, that is actually a song by Steps.
Foot kickin' - finger clickin', leather slapping - hand clappin' -
hip bumpin' - music thumpin' - knee hitchin' - heel and toe -
floor scuffin' - leg shufflin' - big grinnin' - body spinnin' -
rompin' stompin' - pumpin' jumpin' - slidin' glidin' - here we go
Tush pushin' - thunder footin' - cowgirl twistin' - no resistin' -
drums bangin' - steel twangin' - two steppin' - end to end
hardwood crawlin' - some four wallin' - rug cuttin' - cowboy struttin' -
burnin' yearnin' - windin' grindin' - lets begin the dance again
Whoops, that is actually a song by Steps.
#3442
I just found out the AZ primary isn't as open as I thought. There are in fact two separate elections. March is the presidential preference election and August is the primary which doesn't have the presidential race. Guess which is open and which is closed. Independents are the largest group in AZ so guess which crazy old people in Sun City decide the primary...
#3444
Not 100% but I've learned to be realistic about how much I can expect other people to bend to my will. I'm old school --- if you don't vote then you don't get to bitch about your government. Ineligible expats excluded of course. ;-)
#3447
I think it's fair to say that the National Review aren't going to endorse The Donald any time soon.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...tional-review/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...tional-review/
#3448
And!...the nomination goes to...As for the National Review, I've drawn the same conclusion. I'm a subscriber, so looking forward to reading all the articles by all the solons as to why he should not be The One.
#3450
I think it's fair to say that the National Review aren't going to endorse The Donald any time soon.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...tional-review/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...tional-review/




