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from garishyellow :
Hey, Jim. How are you? I didn't even know you had a profile on here until you left a comment for Alex (nerimon). Anyway, just wanted to let you know that I'm on here too. <3
from cocksucker69 :
Hey! How you doing there? I was just reading some of the old messages I sent you. Astonished to see them still there. hehehe Hope all is hanging well! Peace!
from greenteacup :
Haha, thanks for making it. :] It had charm, I liked it, and thanks for the answers. You must be pretty intelligent to challenge us all. Aha, I have a massive attachment to London. It's almost like I need to breath in pollution. Thanks for the note, by the way. :] xx
from cocksucker69 :
Hey! You can suck my cock anytime! mmmmmmm
from sillycake :
Your answers to my surveys cracked me up. Thanks for the laughs. You have a great sense of humor.
from purplebanana :
Was just taking a survey on gay marriage and saw you had said, 'Because I'm a big old queer.' Made me laugh, so thought I would come say hi. Hi!
from hlupak :
yes i know that there are beers from outside the czech republic, but they are not as good,. (in my opinion). i hope i did not offend you with what i said. i was just hving fun with the survey. i would still include pilsner as a different type of beer. as you do ale, stout and lager. it has a stronger hop flavour than the other lagers. anyway i wouldn't take it all too seriously. ;)
from katiedoyle :
i love your answers to my curiosity survey. thanks for some good laughs, too. :) hope you're well. :) kd
from rbtkngroo :
Thank you for the B- I wasn't paying attention to the whole question . . . I just saw the Getysburg address and typed Abraham Lincoln. That's why I get grades like B minuses . . . Have a great day.
from cocksucker69 :
THANKS! I was never sure what was in a Long Island Iced Tea. Someone once told me they had "everything" and I guess I took that literally. As long as the bartender knows how to make a good one, that's all that really matters! :-)
from aowin :
that makes sense. well ttyl bye.
from aowin :
hey, liked the survey i learned all about it in school although i couldn't take it.but u didn't ask anything about Francis Scott Key, or the battle of fort mchenry. y? well leave me a note. Please cuz no one leaves me notes. well ttyl.
from christei2 :
I was surprised I knew so many answers! I guess I should have read those two better though huh..... Government wasn't really a strong subject for me in school, but I did a book report on Ben Franklin in 6th grade. My favorite thing I learned about him was when he was going to go be with his brother he went into a bakery and asked for 3 cents worth of bread and got three loaves!
from cocksucker69 :
I was a bit apprehensive about the america survey. But because of your personal invitation I will go ahead and take it so you can see just how fucking ignorant I am! Don't hate me for being stupid! LOL
from cocksucker69 :
Hey Cad! I just took your jacking off survey! About time you posted one!
from cocksucker69 :
How indescribably disappointing to learn that Superman has a less than super cock. Think I'll go kill myself now...
from cocksucker69 :
I would be so deeply evisceratingly honoured if you'd be my mortal enemy. One can never have too many, I always say. LOL
from cocksucker69 :
Hey there! Thanks for taking my stupid survey. I'd forgotten I had even written that one. Great answers! Now, about that dance......
from cocksucker69 :
THANKS for chatting with me the other day. I enjoyed your company but I was also multitasking and doing other things (I believe you were also). You can chat me up anytime...I'm online a lot! So, you can usually find me. Thanks again! Kevin
from cocksucker69 :
Hey! Just wanted to say hey! I keep waiting for you to update......looking forward to it! Have a splashtastic day!
from cocksucker69 :
LMAO!!! I loved your FUCK YOU list but I have to wonder why you are saying "fuck you" to Sam Walton? The man's been dead for 14 years..... As for my "fucking brilliance" I just write whatever is on my mind at the time. I'm glad you enjoy me so much...it helps make the diaryland experience worthwhile...Thanks!!!
from cocksucker69 :
LMAO!!! I loved your FUCK YOU list but I have to wonder why you are saying "fuck you" to Sam Walton? The man's been dead for 14 years..... As for my "fucking brilliance" I just write whatever is on my mind at the time. I'm glad you enjoy me so much...it helps make the diaryland experience worthwhile...Thanks!!!
from fullmoonblue :
Glad you're still writing and that you appreciate good grammar. E
from cocksucker69 :
you think I'm "fucking brilliant"???? You like me! You really like me!
from the-moo :
HI there I just wanted to say thank you for filling in my survey and tell you that I very much enjoyed reading your answers and also... I am reading a book in which a character shares your name *hugs* have a happy tuesday! xxx
from krystin1444 :
Ahh thanks for taking my survey. I forgot all about this acct. Sorry you are stuck in Iowa. What the hell are you doing? Ehh guess I can't talk much I live the middle of a corn field in Ohio! Good luck with traveling
from fullmoonblue :
Sorry to read you had such a shitty time on Long Island. Much empathy. E
from wiley381 :
Aaaaah man... you're no fun - you already knew the answers, except for one. The first one, the ninth son of a syphilitic mother was actually Beethoven. Thanks for taking the survey though.
from kaleetha :
I'm sorry about your pet. I know words probably don't help much but my heart goes out to you. I meant to post this earlier in response to your question about my cousin. Embarrassingly, I was wrong. He went to Peru, not to Chile. But he said that he sold just about everything he had to pay for basic necessities and old women in the neighborhoods would feed him soup.
from erineocc :
thank you for not being a 13 year-old teeneage girl with a lot of uncensored time on her hands in regards to the survey. thank you thank you thank you.
from kaleetha :
Moral support? My cousin went to Chile, ran out of money (except for his plane ticket home) and spent about three months just wandering around eating from street venders and sleeping in the cheapest hostels and inns. You are in Chile! Cheer up... even if Steve isn't there with you, you can have a fantastic experience there all by yourself. You are in a place that lots of people just dream about visiting (I know I do.) So go take a walk, and don't take a map... just take a pad and pencil and write down whether you went right or left so that you can find your way back! Buenos Suerte!
from invisibledon :
thanks for doing my noreally survey and the others too
from dramoth :
I'd say you're interesting, and all I've read so far was your answers to my survey! Thanks for that, because those were probably the most interesting answers I've gotten, and it is so nice and refreshing and reassuring to read a reasonable person's ideas. Thank you!
from kaleetha :
School lunch hamburgers, yuch. Is a diary not a part of yourself to serve as an ambassador where you yourself cannot go? But I share your feelings. If you wanted to let Steve read your diary, then perhaps you could mention your concern. Thank you for my note, btw.
from kaleetha :
I don't have anything exceptionally important to say, but I happened across your diary a few days ago (around the Bush-Kerry debate), and I find your thoughts interesting and how you express them intriging. I just wanted to let you know...
from jeff240 :
Well there ya go. I like nakedness because I sleep naked, therefore I sit around in the morning naked. I'm not ashamed. My brother may see me naked but he is indifferent about my being naked as he is about his own nakedness with me. I feel unashamed about it with certain people, but as far as I'm concerned, if God had intended for man to be clothed, he would have made us hairy like dogs or buffalo. Either way, the sexual organs, which by the way aren't being used for sexual purposes except for a very small percentage of the time, are there because we were born with them. Go naked. We as a society are so prudish, anytime we bare those parts, it's sexual. I never thought about taking a pee as being sexual, but here in the good ol' U S A, to bare thy loins is to only bear the fruit of the loins. LOL I'm naked now. If I bare fruit from my loins now, I need to wipe it up, because there ain't nobody here but me :) Nice post. L8tr!
from diablogem :
Thanks for doing my genitalia survey - esp. liked the offensive word :D , gem xx
from jeff240 :
No, your story may not be based on me or my activities, but maybe in another life and under different circumstances, I could engage in such endeavors. I'm in no way a prince, and I'm much too shy for sitting among the palace staff naked, but in my nightly fantasies, in the dark, I often crown myself with ginger sauce. As I sit here alone in this big attic-turned-teen-bedroom-suite, I'm somehow tempted to throw off my clothes and see if there's a prince in the mirror.
from wench77 :
Hiya! thanks for doing my dirtylaundry survey! That is very good of you to follow the manufacturers instructions for your kilts, and you are the first who mentioned washing a hat. Have you never had a relationship that you could reference for the "talking about problems"? LOL re the Minnesotan not answering negatively to how are ya. btw I LOVE how you said this:"Usually, they are describing something that was drama; telling the story is just venting." I think I'll quote you in my diary. thanks. Anyways, sorry if you didn't find it as thoughtprovoking as some others, but it perhaps is more interesting to ME in terms of tabulating the responses in my mind. so I thank you. :)
from wench77 :
Hey, thanks for doing my threeof survey. A pretty manservant sounds like a great thing to have when one is sick. I couldve used one last week in fact! thanks for the nail tips... I only have used stainless steel screws which I am happy with, but it is good to know about the nails. And no one has mentioned THAT as an anger inducing thing before! I am amused that you have a hard time just sticking to only three things, yet you want the "what would you like in your refrigerator" questioned opened up to all foodstuffs! I was narrowing it down, eh! In your refrigerator cuz other foodstuffs really normally last WAY longer than a week. You could have dried pineapple stocked up for the next four years eh, so not going to the store wouldnt provoke you to go "oh, must make sure I have some!" hehe. ok i'll wait for the other answers. Thanks for doing it, you have interesting replies. tah!
from pitbullshark :
Have you seen "Fahrenheit 9/11"? Great movie and I think you will really appreciate it.
from wench77 :
Ah, Pitbullshark is right, it does look like the bdsm flag (but missing the cute red heart)... but one distinction... it is not a gay bdsm flag. It is a bdsm flag for everyone no matter what their sexual orientation as per gender. :)
from pitbullshark :
Your new Iraqi flag is too cool! But I will tell you, though, it reminds me of the gay S&M flag. Do you know what that looks like? Maybe, somehow, that is appropriate.
from wench77 :
Thanks for doing my gettiinolder survey! Changes between 24 and 29?? Well, some people get into shape for the first time. Some people get fat and grow three or five clothing sizes. Some were in shape when in college, get a car and an office job and get out of shape. In my family guys tend to be really slim no matter what they eat til about 25 and then watch out. Some guys get rid of babyface and get a chiseled jaw around 28-30. Some women get pregnant, or their breasts fill out, or sag. All kinds of stuff! LOL! If you were in training to become a marathon runner, you'd probably see a lot of bodily difference between now and 29. And AH, see, you are getting hairier! perhaps you will have nosehair and neckhair when you are 5 years older! As for things you would have to do before you are older... there are lots of programs with cutoff ages, like "Eurorail Youth pass", Youth Hostels, some scholarships for school or travel... lots of stuff you suddenly realize you are shut out of once you hear of something great and then find out you are a year too old. Take advantage while you can!! As for things you can do when you're older. You might look forward to being able to buy a house or car that you can't afford now, but would be able to with a job that you need several years to get a good salary in, or afford kids, or practice medicine (since it takes years to get the degree) etc etc. Also things like I believe car insurance rates go down once you are over 25 and male. It's interesting you feel 17. I am 40 and often feel 25. But then I remember how I was at 25, and I don't feel that age at all. Thanks again! tah!
from wench77 :
wow, you've got a shitload of long notes from tosborne to be sure! :) Thanks for doing my dimmemories survey! I can see you are too young to remember a lot of that stuff, but you can look in my entries... I wrote my answers to the first 15 questions last night and put lots of links if you are at all interested in seeing what some of those things and people were. Tah!
from tosborne :
Whoa--now they want to reinstate the DRAFT? (Yet another presumably helpless minority group to come after while everyone else just sits back and thinks "well, thank God it isn't me", in this case, people between the ages of 18 and 26). The biggest problems with it, as I see it, are (1) it is UNNECESSARY, and (2) it is a way of being CHEAP. Why do I say unnecessary? Because the only (potential) attack that we are under is from terrorists (and even that would probably stop once we take our military presence off of Islamic soil) and Armies are less effective against terrorism than a CIA/FBI-type network. (If they recruited you into the CIA, you might actually like it!) Additionally, the whole Homeland Security, terrorism thrust of this country is a lie. The terrorists come from Saudi Arabia and are financed by them (NOT Iraq, for instance), and yet our government protects Saudi Arabia (check out The Carlyle Group for further information on that). We, by the way, trained here in the U.S. the Saudi National Guard which exists to quell domestic Saudi unrest against the present Saudi regime, and I am sure that Homeland Security exists for the same reason here, a means by which they can suppress civil unrest in the U.S. Regarding the government being CHEAP, when they got rid of the draft in my era, they decided, instead, to attract members into an all-volunteer Army. Give them better pay, provide a college education, and so on. But now there have been Bush tax cuts for the rich and with a reduction in funds to pay for various programs, a commensurate diminishment of benefits for volunteer service men and women. They'd rather the 400 billion dollar defense appropriations go to defense contractors making fighter planes and tanks and stuff into which companies politicians have invested, than be used to pay soldiers. With a draft, there are few ways to avoid the compulsory service and no incentive for the government to make it financially attractive. It would probably be even less than a minimum wage, with substandard housing, food, and clothing offered. Read about even today how poorly our Iraqi soldiers are provided for, where they refer to their food as "Rejected By Ethiopians" and they often have to buy their own boots, canteens, etc., because what is provided by the government is substandard. Always remember that Bush and his group want to enslave the American people to the enrichment of his buddies, and in this case, conscript youth to support the war/reconstruction machine that enriches private investors to whom Bush is not only beholden, but related and personally involved.
from tosborne :
Oops, I mean in "computer talk," "DVD" stands for "Digital Versatile Disc." Of course, in "entertaiment media," it is, as you said, "Digital Video Disc." But a computer doesn't care whether it is audio or video, thus the "versatile" in the name. You home DVD player could most likely pay the DVD filled with music. My DVD player will play then in MP3 format, too.
from tosborne :
When you talked about putting music on DVDs, I immediately thought of DVD burners for the computer (in "computer talk" as opposed to "entertainment media" talk, "DVD" stands for "Digital Video Disc". Here is a site by Sony on the subject: http://www.sonyburners.com/home_solutions/music/ They say using the MP3 format, you could hold 1,000 songs on a DVD, which amounts to probably approximately 50 hours if you use 3 minutes as an average length for a song. More or less. The biggest thing for CAR audio, though, are those hard-drive units that can hold something like 750 hours of music on an 80GB hard drive, recorded in MP3 format. Already these manufacturers are talking about "getting rid of your messy CDs"! How far we have come from the albums of 78 rpm records, one song per side! (And in the even older days, such records could only be played about 10 or 12 times before all the grooves were worn out. I've seen them in the Museum of American History and their labels had check boxes on them so that radio stations could keep track of the number of times the played the disc. If that were a current-day top-40 radio, they'd need a new record every half a day or so!
from tosborne :
I have a Swedish friend who claims to have learned English from watching so many American movies. He'd hear the English spoken, read the subtitles in Swedish, and after several years, he found he could understand and speak English. Of course, he sounds like "You dirty rat!" or "Ah'll be back!"...no just kidding about that, he sounds really good. So maybe you are on your way to becoming a fluent in about eleven different languages. As for me, I'm lucky if I pick up one word that way. This past weekend, I saw a Russian movie and the boys in it were saying to their father, "Will you take us fishing, Dad?", and the father said, "Yes, I will take you fishing," and the boys kept saying "Really, Dad, really, you will take us fishing, really?" And the word I kept hearing was "pravda, pravda, pravda," which is the name of the major Russian newspaper (or was), so I figured the name of the newspaper must mean "The Real News" or "What's Really Going On" or "Reality", something like that. Of course, the REAL Pravda was anything BUT reality, it was more like "1984" "new speak". But it makes for a cool name.
from tosborne :
I think your technique of reading the writings of the boys, as bad as they are, would do a lot to stop teenage pregnancy, the worse the writing, the better. This really gives the girls an idea of what is (or is NOT) going on in the head of the guys she may consider having sex with and it ought to be a big turn off. A writing professor friend of mine (who assigned the students to "journal" during the quarter and then turn their journals in to be read by her) was shocked to see not only how bad much male student writing was (and this was at Berkeley!), their actual THOUGHTS made her even more sick. A typical girl might write: "After reading about the conflict Madame Bovary had with social restrictions, yearning to bust free yet fearful of becoming an outsider, I contemplate my own position in today's society and wonder if the female role has really improved at all. Do I restrict myself, or am I a victim of still-remaining outmoded attitudes?" A typical boy in the class would write, "I'm gonna fuk that redhed now, I got my hand down her pants yesterday, she wuz easy. Good thing, too, cause I think I wuz gonna have to rape her if I had to sit next to her anuther day."
from tosborne :
I'm so sorry about La, this seemed too quick, so sudden, grossly unfair, and without reason. It would be good if you could put up some pictures of her sculpture for others to enjoy and appreciate. Some of her spirit and energy can be passed on to live in the eyes and minds of others. Thank you for your note about the "Good Samaritan" law. I think we can take comfort in the fact that most people have the impulse to help, which is perhaps why we are shocked when people don't. People have proven over and over again how they will rally to help others in emergencies large, like 9/11, and small, like a child falling down and skinning a knee. It must really be part of human nature to care for others. I think it would feel kind of like a tetanus in the mind to be a doctor and yet not budge to help somebody. But I guess if one is paying over $100,000 in malpractice insurance premiums, which is what I believe it is on the average for all of them, they have learned to be very, very careful about doing anything when they are separated from their office, equipment, and hospital (and who knows, doing something like that might even void the coverage). They know the paramedics will have the best stuff available outside of a hospital anyway, so maybe that is for the best. Regarding the Denzel Washington movie, which I haven't seen but I can imagine it would be an emotional powerhouse, I knew doctors when I worked at the Stanford University Medical Center who gave up their fee when people really couldn't afford it and the situation was critical. They were very generous with their time, knowledge, and skills, and deserve recognition for that, even when they do it secretly, under the table (often only their billing clerk knows what they did). I was intrigued by your discussion to read Jesus's parable about the Good Samaritan once again, and I was impressed by it--how do you love your neighbor as yourself, and who is your neighbor? What I think was especially cool was the Samaritan not only helped the man, he really went the extra mile, saying to the innkeeper, "Look after him, and when I return, I will reimburse you for any extra expense you may have." I mean, he REALLY took care of that man, a total stranger. A real good lesson.
from tosborne :
You may be right about France, I don't know, but in the United States, a "good Samaritan law" is one that if you see someone in danger and attempt to help them, you cannot then be held liable in case something goes wrong. It is, then, a law to PROTECT good Samaritans, not to make them liable for NOT acting. Honestly, though, I can't imagine any western country having a law that MAKES people be heroes or else they are liable. Heroes are still heroes, and it is always their choice. I went to an insurance conference last week and an agent was talking about going to his synagogue (where he said you were sure to have more than the average number of doctors on hand) and somebody had a heart attack and not one doctor got up to help..."they didn't want to get involved," he said. Instead somebody called 911. In our litigious society, that kind of thing, while definitely not good citizenship, makes financial sense. I remember from water safety and life saving classes that I used to teach that one basic rule is DON'T help somebody unless you are absolutely sure you are able to. A drowning person might just as well drown you, too, so you better know what you are doing, don't just dive into the water and start swimming toward them. Turn somebody into a criminal or hold then negligent because they don't run into a burning building or pull somebody out of a burning car that might explode, I don't think they even require firemen and other rescue professionals to adhere to that standard, it all must be safe for the rescuer based on their equipment, ability, training, and acceptable risk standard; amateurs aren't even qualified to judge the danger. I am a trained CERT volunteer (Community Emergency Response Team) and one of the things we are taught is to understand the chemical signs that are on the side of industrial buildings and when the numbers are above a certain level, we must NOT go in there to help people, the danger to us is too great and instead of being part of the solution, we add to the problem.
from wench77 :
yay! another survey! Gee, curse the one who moves your bones? Bones stick around a long time you know! Who knows how many bones you've moved in your life! That's not very nice! LOL! I do like all the "v"s in your inscription. You say you have investments.. you must have paperwork? How will they know to cash in your investments?? And I totally agree on 30 questions is not so long... but everyone kept writing "WHAT A LONG SURVEY" on the previous ones i wrote, which is why I stopped this one two questions short. I, of course, couldve thought up another ten questions. You didnt rate this survey out of some weird number! I am surprised! Thanks for doing my surveys! Come back now, ya hear!!
from wench77 :
Hah! another long note about your adultkids survey! Thanks for doing it! I LOVE onefishtwofish...:) Also Green Eggs and Ham. I find it curious that you think "dolls are for girls" with the multitude of boys dolls from GI JOE to Geronimo and who knows what is out there these days... by very boyish brothers played with those types of dolls alot. As well as torturing MY dolls, which I would call playing as well! LOL! Is that eeyore story the one he gets the empty honey pot and a dead balloon?? :) That's funny that survey made you feel old. Perhaps you need to get some more toys in your room, pee your pants and start a waterfight! ;D
from wench77 :
Hello! thanks for doing my weapons survey. I do believe that shuriken fall under the sharp metal blades category, if not throwing knives... and thus do not, like horse hoof hooks, need explicit mention. I do take exception to the "If you don't know what those are, you have no business writing a survey about weapons."... which of course is like naming two medieval kinds of music and then saying someone has no business to write a survey about music if they don't know them. Believe me there would be few surveys around if we went on such standards. Anyhowz, have no fear, when people use words in my surveys which i do not know, I google them in all haste.... reading down I see that despite my having no business writing the survey, you found it enjoyable. Thank god,like Thoreau and Pawlenty, I probably dabble in many things which I have no business in doing! Good answers, come back again! :)
from jeff240 :
I'll keep "La" in my thoughts. I'm very familiar with your nemesis. It has attacked my family.
from orphandomain :
high quality :)
from orphandomain :
Quantum materiae marteritur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari? What does that mean? :)
from wiley381 :
Thanks for taking the survey. Though thanking is only an act of courtesy, for as far as I know you were just wasting time... anyway, I liked your answers, seemed pretty even keeled, though my military association prohibits me from letting you know that I agree with you. Oh well.
from no-yes-maybe :
Thanks for filling out my gay marriage survey! You seem really awesome and I really loved reading your diary. I forgot that I have been here before, and I am glad that I have come back again.
from no-yes-maybe :
you seem like you are a awesome guy
from katiedoyle :
sorry; last one, i promise. you can't change the stupid survey after you publish it, and i realized too late that I'd said the wrong bird. i also wrote muggsley when i meant muttley. alas. kd
from katiedoyle :
excuse me: capitol. nineveh.
from katiedoyle :
you totally rock, if your survey answers are anything to go by. excellent. and I am ashamed to know I will have to look up the capital of assyria; i do not know it. i am not even sure i spelled it correctly. thank you. :) kd
from tosborne :
Here's some more on the effect of depleted uranium used in our weapons--maybe in this notes section links can be clicked on: http://www.xs4all.nl/~stgvisie/VISIE/extremedeformities.html The Internet is filled with articles on this subject, and as far as I can tell the "Gulf War Sydrome" is caused by exposure to depleted uranium dust (breathed into the body after DU-tipped missiles are exploded).
from roapearl :
Thanks for joining the ring. Eccentricity is wonderful, innit?
from mnvnjnsn :
I think your diaryland name says it all.. you didn't have to take my geek test after all. But thanks for taking it anyway. Geeks unite!
from tosborne :
That line really made laugh: "That�s just how liberal Unitarians can be, they don�t mind a fag and a dyke teaching their kids about sex." And what a great statement it is, too! The guy "knowing" you were gay...I have experienced, and have yet to understand, that phenomenon. There was a time several years back when I would ride the bus home from work and periodically I would run into this woman at the same bus stop and we would ride the bus together for a while. We never talked about anything but what current movies were good. She was divorced and had one son and she was always getting advice on which movie might be one that the two of them would enjoy. After a while, I got a job somewhere else and didn't see her any more. Until about six months later, I ran into her at another part of town. She told me she missed our movie conversations. Then she asked, "Are you currently dating anyone?" I hesitantly answered, "No..." thinking to myself "Oh no, is she going suggest that we start dating?" She scribbled a phone number on a piece of paper and handed it to me, saying, "This guy is one of my best friends, he is very attractive and extremely smart, I just know the two of you would really hit off together." I was stunned--not only that she made the determination that I was gay, but that she ACTED on it with such confidence, she hadn't even sought confirmation. That's what your church guy did, too, decided that you were gay, and was confident enough in that determination to tell somebody else about it as a proven fact. I, myself, don't even really know for sure who is gay and who isn't, so I don't get somebody being so sure that I am, particularly when there are others who are equally sure that I am straight and are busily trying to set me up with women that they know!
from freeblog :
btw, that song from the end of donnie darko is by Tears for Fears, from the early 80's. I think their first album, and if I remember correctly, the name of the song is Mad World. It's a good tune. Just fyi... free
from freeblog :
I like the way you think, and then some. I wish more people felt that way...or maybe that more people who do feel that way would VOTE. Thanks for taking the survey. I especially liked your use of the Bill of Rights in answering. :) free

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