Comments | dancing_kumquat: Politics and molestings.

dancing_kumquat

Politics and molestings.

Jan 19, 2006 17:17

Everyone's a pacifist between wars. It's like being a vegetarian between meals.

I’ve only really remember one other federal election in Canada, and I do not remember if being quite as ridiculous as this. On the whole I’ve heard one commercial that does something other then slander the opponent and the insults are ridiculous ( Read more... )

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*crax up* victorialupin January 19 2006, 22:27:50 UTC

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*cannot stop laughing*

Yeah, I agree that this election is ridiculous. I mean, I do think that the conservatives are too Bush-friendly for my tastes, but all the negative attacks are getting frustrating. The parties don't say what good things they plan to do, only what bad things the opposing ones plan to do. *headdesk*

Re: *crax up* dancing_kumquat January 20 2006, 02:26:37 UTC

Ya I definetly don't support the Conservatives, it's just so funny that they're all "we don't want to end up like America" when I'm pretty sure a lot of Canadians do :P

crystalnova January 19 2006, 23:49:31 UTC

OMG. Your teacher. If it were one of my teachers, they would probably start laughing as well. And we would all be laughing and I would be going "Hahaha, oh my god, djskafhjkdsah, I am SOO SOO kadljfghaljkh SORRY!"

And those Americans are pretty stupid sometimes. I mean, Bush and his cronies are liek so totally weirdoes.

Me? I'm Canadafornian.

eurora January 20 2006, 00:16:50 UTC

I agree with the whole political thing. They're always highlighting the faults of others, but what about their stance? Like, dude, either way we're probably screwed. We're doing a student vote thing at my school, and we had three reps from three parties: the Liberals, Conservatives and NDP. The Conservative rep, when asked about his feelings towards the accusation that they're going to make us America's little bitch, completely ignored the question and went on about Canadian independance policies. Bah, politics.

talimeeka January 20 2006, 00:26:57 UTC

Oh man, if elections there are anything like elections here in the US I totally understand. Sometimes you just have to laugh it off because so many politicians make such fools of themselves.

You have to ask the girl if you can borrow her bird costume for the subbit. ;)

tipsytoe January 20 2006, 04:23:06 UTC

LOL!

Once I was walking up the stair with a few of my friends. Then I sort of lifted the front of my shirt to pretend that I have bigger boobs, and shouted, "Oh yeah! Bigger is better!" (Don't ask me why I did that. I think we were talking about plastic surgery, and there wasn't anyone at the staircase)

It turned out that a lab attendant was walking down the stairs just above us, and he looked at me with eyebrows raised. My friends and I just walked up the stairs hurriedly and laughed our heads off.

Europe is weird, like that. (But they're still one of the places that I would like to travel to)

dancing_kumquat January 20 2006, 04:52:45 UTC

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I love it how people always walk in on conversations at the worst possible times.

victorialupin January 20 2006, 04:59:21 UTC

*giggle*

My friend and I used to walk around at recess in Middle School and eavesdrop on random conversations because it was hilarious to listen to people talking if you didn't know what they were talking about.

The one thing that sticks in my mind is when we walked up to this group of girls and they were all saying "Why would she want to stick a straw up there?"

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