Living in Minnesota I find the idea of calling in a napalm airstrike on myself rather appealing right now. As for fighting without pants, just pretend you're a berserker.

So many ways to mince up the map in the US to accommodate everyone. Hell, the west coast is already hemp-friendly and lush, freaks can live in Washorefornia.

Assholes, criminals, politicians-types can have Illinois,Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Minnesota, and they can all live without guns, drugs, or a fucking clue.

Lesseeee, what new regime runs the east coast from Rhode Island to D.C. because no one south of the Carolinas wants anything to do with them northerners...

Folks from the E.U. can handle the idea..You can fit 5-11 tidy little nations within North America. Dial-in your way of life, restrict travel for assholes and douches between countries only(establish universal test for asshole/douche/shitbag, etc).

Inside election trivia, David Axelrod has won his moustache bet with Joe Scarborough. Obama has now carried all of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota.

Playing with an EV calculator, even if I give Romney all of Florida, Ohio, North Carolina AND Virginia, he still needs another state to get to 270. If Obama wins ANY of those states, he's getting a second term.

Oh, and I get the feeling the networks are just playing it safe on Ohio, all the outstanding votes are in blue counties, and Obama's in the lead.

Not sure if I'm doing this right, but this is in response to truth-i-t-n...

There are serious allegations in a number of states that Romney used illegal tactics to manipulate the results during the GOP primaries. Do a search on youtube. Some of the states were Maine, Minnesota, OH, and OR. Also the GOP changed the rules right before the convention so that a states delegates couldn't vote against the primary outcome even as a protest. So if you felt that the primary was stolen and your role as a delegate was usurped, I'd imagine you'd be pretty upset.

There are serious allegations in a number of states that Romney used illegal tactics to manipulate the results during the GOP primaries. Do a search on youtube. Some of the states were Maine, Minnesota, OH, and OR. Also the GOP changed the rules right before the convention so that a states delegates couldn't vote against the primary outcome even as a protest. So if you felt that the primary was stolen and your role as a delegate was usurped, I'd imagine you'd be pretty upset.


In reply to this comment by truth-is-the-nemesis:
I am seriously having difficulty understanding the logic of the Ron Paul supporters, they knew that Paul was not speaking, they knew that Romney was the candidate for the republican party & they also know that Paul did not agree to the terms of speaking & not choosing to opt for a third-party run. So, it seems like they just wanted to rant and rave at how corrupt the system is because THEIR guy didn't win.

>> ^bobknight33:

This doesn't deserve any press. Sure the guy miss spoke in a big way. But being a Republican teh leftest medis makes great hey about it.
The Leftest media also says nothing about the Democrat who Craigslist a boy for a blow job at at rest stop. This also happened the other day and he is also up for a state election post. Now one in his party is calling for him to step down. Nope. Don't hear jack about the Molester Democrat form the leftest media but show after show for 2 days bashing the Republican. Think the media is biased?


try again bob, it's been reported, and he stepped down of his own accord. I know your reading and writing skills aren't above average, but please do put some effort into it if you're going to put forth your own biases as reality. If you're going to have a bias, make sure it's backed up with fact.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/minnesota-lawmaker-in-rest-stop-sex-scandal-with-teen-boy-says-he-wont-drop-re-election-bid/2012/08/22/2cbb4904
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Ahh a NEW excuse to not mow my lawn... "I would but the sound of a running lawnmower attracts crocodiles with abnormally large teeth." Not sure if that one would work in Minnesota, but I am willing to try.

Ahh a NEW excuse to not mow my lawn... "I would but the sound of a running lawnmower attracts crocodiles with abnormally large teeth." Not sure if that one would work in Minnesota, but I am willing to try.

>> ^ant:

Where's Rocky?


Check your hat, but watch out for lions.
And yes, bubba, hillbilly, or whatever you call them, they exist in Minnesota. no place on this planet is safe I'm afraid.

The three dissenters against HR 347 were Rep.Paul Broun R-Georgia, Rep. Justin Amash R-Michigan and Rep. Keith Ellison D-Minnesota.

Ron Paul voted nay against the original bill and abstained for the bill that passed - not sure why but maybe he was absent?


Just FYI

"You know, we're just better than people that don't live in The City." -- That's the most common one from New Yorkers that I know.

Oh, oh. And "Minnesota/Ohio/Wisconsin/Iowa/Kentucky/Indiana/Louisiana/Tennessee/Kansas/Idaho/Missouri? Is that near Chicago?"

Actually there are a lot of people that aren't "white" in Minnesota... well the Twin Cities area at least. If I'm not mistaken it has the largest population of Somali immigrants in the country. There's also a large Hmong and Hispanic community, as well as a large African American population. That said there's a lot of Scandinavians and Germans too.

As for the Carlson School of Mgmt... I can't stand that place. It's a school for taking spoiled little children that haven't worked a day in their lives and trains them to be the next generation of middle management, or worse, executives. Luckily the building is surrounded by the Arts Quarter, so at least they're outnumbered during their brief tenure at the U.

>> ^therealblankman:

Hey here's a question... are there any black people in Minnesota? If there are, apparently none of them go to this school.

Hey here's a question... are there any black people in Minnesota? If there are, apparently none of them go to this school.

First Prize for Butter Sculpture at the Minnesota State Fair.

Thanks westy.

Although I don't agree that being gay is a disorder. It is just part of the range of biological experience and is found throughout nature.

http://videosift.com/video/Minnesota-State-Lawmaker-Asks-Perfect-Question-about-Gays