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mccain is going to lose lol

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offtopic though this dog is incredible

look at this goddamn dog
holy shit
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"I'm going to win...yes I am"
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to be fair ron paul lost even more also he is possibly insane
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my friends,
for five and a half years, my friends, i couldnt run for president
not much has changed, my friends
mccain/palin 2008
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It's a shame that you couldn't rule us somehow Dwaggy... Have you ever considered building a orbital missile station and taking over?
no man gordon brown froze all my terrorism assets
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Declare war on Blighty, most of our troops are in the middle east... Basically you'll have to face me wielding a sharpened dildo at the border but that's about it.
lets meet halfway. tórshavn, faroe islands, at dawn.
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Twatt in the Orkney Islands isn't much further for you and it's probably a more suitable place name for battle to commence.
P.S. LONG LIVE MCCAIN!!
mccain did 9/11 
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Originally posted by Dwaggy
mccain did 9/11![]()
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http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5...lIdvOgD93VLK4G2
NEW YORK (AP) — Does vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin consider herself intellectual? You betcha!
"And you have to be up on not only current events, but you have to understand the foundation of the issues that you're working on," Palin said in an interview with People magazine. "You can't just go on what is presented you."
Although Palin didn't name a single newspaper or magazine when CBS News anchor Katie Couric asked where she got her information, the Alaska governor told People that she has always been a "voracious reader" and named reading — anything from biographies to historical works — as her favorite thing along with her children and sports.
Besides author Lawrence Wright's terrorism history, "The Looming Tower: Al-Qaeda and the Road to 9/11," Palin said she's reading a lot of briefing papers.
"I appreciate a lot of information. I think that comes from growing up in a family of school teachers," she said.
Palin said if she and husband Todd had had a sixth child, they had already picked a name for a boy joining siblings Track, Bristol, Willow, Piper and Trig.
"I always wanted a son named Zamboni," she said.
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here are some more name ideas for u
sarah
truck palin
hat palin
shoe palin
cup palin
pen palin
mockery palin
failure palin
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So who are you voting for Dwaggy? No doubt you must have a branch of ACORN up in Iceland by now.

I actually thought Dwaggy was joking about her kids names until I looked em up... What the fucking fuck?
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So who are you voting for Dwaggy? No doubt you must have a branch of ACORN up in Iceland by now.![]()
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wh00ps got my faux-scandals all mixed up sorry mate!!!
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Shop, baby, shop? GOP spent $150K on Palin clothes
NEW YORK (AP) -- Who knew looking like a hockey mom was this darned expensive?
Certainly not Wanda Routier, a proud hockey mom in Hewitt, Wis., who spends her time in sweat pants, turtlenecks, ankle boots and heavy coats.
She was dismayed to hear Wednesday that the Republican Party had spent $150,000 in two months on clothes, hair styling and accessories for Sarah Palin and her family from such upscale stores as Saks Fifth Avenue and Nieman Marcus.
"I was put off by it," Routier said. "I mean I know they have an image to project, but that's a lot of money when we're talking about the economy the way it is! And the burden on ordinary Americans."
But another hockey mom defended Palin. "I can certainly imagine her clothes would cost that much," said Page Growney, a mother of four in upscale New Canaan, Conn. "What did you want to see her in, a turtleneck from L.L. Bean?"
As much of the world knows, Palin introduced herself at the GOP convention - in what's been widely reported to be a $2,500 Valentino jacket - as a "regular hockey mom," and boasted of having saved Alaska's taxpayers "over-the-top" expenditures like her luxury jet, her personal chef, even the ride to work.
She has often talked of "real Americans" and "Joe Six-Pack" and projected a folksy demeanor in her vice presidential debate.
"Let's do what our parents told us before we probably even got that first credit card," she said in that debate. "Don't live outside of our means."
The average U.S. household spent $1,874 on clothes and services in 2006, the last year for which figures are available from the government's Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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