Let's have a rant thread! ~*Stress Relief*~

[berryscary1]

She's goy another boyfriend... She's kissed him, I know him. Is she trying to rip my heart out of my chest or something? Were all of my efforts pointless, and her supposive feelings lies? I just don't know anything anymore.  

[mymiridon]

@berry: well you know, that's life. b***h takes your heart and rips into pieces then you realize you can make a killing off the stock market, make your first million and buy yourself a nicer, better looking trophy girlfriend =D

@mini: lol, crocs, everyone knows shoes don't kill people XD

Ah yeah, drinking and driving and killing yourself doing that. See if you had more guns that kind of suff wouldn't happen =D  

[Chibito7]

sad *big long hug for berry*  

[Minielf]

Did anyone watch the US election last night? Yalie? Berry? Who else Loled when McCain's supporters booed as he conceded defeat? xd  

[cold_blooded_chick]

Minielf

Did anyone watch the US election last night? Yalie? Berry? Who else Loled when McCain's supporters booed as he conceded defeat? xd

Weren't they booing at his mention of Obama?  

[berryscary1]

neutral Obama...

I missed it because I had to work.  

[mymiridon]

lol i saw it. So funny. I thought mccain was taking it pretty well. At least publicly XD  

[berryscary1]

No one here better have voted for Obama stare  

[cold_blooded_chick]

You're a republican? confused  

[Niphz]

Y'know, I have my doubts about Obama. Obviously he is far preferable to McCain - and Palin - but then again, almost anyone would be. But.. he strikes me - and has always struck me - as a bit of a Dave Cameron - lots of flashy superficiality, but how much substance is there? It's not the fact that he's a 'novice' - that's probably what America needs, someone who'll come to the presidency with a fresh outlook on things - but how much actual substance is there behind his winning smile and wonderful ways with words?

I'd have gone Hillary, to be honest.

 

[cold_blooded_chick]

We'll find out soon enough. Given the contrived nature of politics, I don't think there is ever a "right" candidate, only the least destructive one.  

[Niphz]

Yeah. Let's hope he stands up to the challenge.

 

[berryscary1]

cold_blooded_chick

You're a republican? confused

I'm not a republican or a democrat. I vote for whoever I think is best for the country, that is if I was 18 stare Still 17...  

[cold_blooded_chick]

Well, I don't think anyone here except you lives in the States, so we didn't get tot vote. You don't like Obama as president?  

[Minielf]

berryscary1

cold_blooded_chick

You're a republican? confused

I'm not a republican or a democrat. I vote for whoever I think is best for the country, that is if I was 18 stare Still 17...

Would that make you an undecided voter then? Or are you more of a Nader supporter?

In any case, if we had been allowed to vote, I think all of us would have undoubtedly voted for Obama. True he does lack experience, but he's got his team of advisers to make up for that. I'd rather have a fresh new face such as Obama than an old codger like McCain become President, especially since McCain probably would kick the bucket during his term, and that would mean Palin became President. No doubt very few Americans, let alone people from other countries, would have wanted that to happen.