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Fuck Palin

opaltiger said:
Reminds me of that bit in Stephen Colbert's White House Correspondent audition tape where he tries to get past the curtain behind the podium only to encounter a wall.
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*Obama wins election*
'Yeah yeah, I wish President Obama everything good- Look what you did, Sarah! I hate you! I'm outta here!'


'There is a wall here!'
 
damn this is the first election I really care about and I still am way too young to vote.
I'll be able to vote in 2012! O:

Oh Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia, you silly former yugoslavian republic. When will you learn? O:<
 
Vietnam kicked America's ass, hth

edit: assuming private ryan is a hero or something, haven't seen it yet, don't intend to
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actually i've not seen the film either

but iirc it's about a guy (private ryan) who falls behind enemy lines, which is somewhat like mccain being held prisoner by the vietnamese

so yeah the whole "germany lost" bit confuses things
 
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goldenquagsire said:
That's like if Germany supported Private Ryan for president.

yeah the analogy is weak but still!
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There are actually many Vietnamese people who like McCain. Don't ask me why; I guess the older generation remembers him as a hero or something. It was a clip on MSNBC, lemme fetch it.

http://worldblog.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/10/13/1516279.aspx

Yeah, it threw me for a loop, too. This is the only place where I read that, but hey, it's still a source.

There are other countries' opinions of the candidates there as well.
 
Palin already has made it very clear that she wants to be president.

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