Stolen from supedujour

[falsefashion]

This looked like fun!

a. Choose 15 people from your friends list at random.
b. Write something about/to each of them.
c. Don't tell anyone who the statements are about. Good or bad. No matter how they beg!1) Very bright and patriotic. A Pretty and dedicated Republican who fights for causes you deem important. Mature beyond your age and very fun

Comments

[supedujour]

My goal is to have half of my friend's list doing this by midnight.

[falsefashion]

how many do you have so far? haha

BTW, I'll cheat ... can you pick yours out of mine?

[stupify_me]

I just wanted to say that's evil man lol Glad you didn't do one on me. I would kill you for making me sit back and think is it me or isn't it lol. Have fun laughing at your other friends.

[falsefashion]

who said I didn't do one for you?

[falsefashion]

haha yeah it's fun!

[highfivejunkie]

ooh ooh am i on there?

[falsefashion]

aren't you just dying to know? haha

[highfivejunkie]

haha. i don't want to guess and you be like "uhm... your...not on there"

[falsefashion]

I wouldn't tell you one way or another haha

[falsefashion]

haha I could actually use #4 as a universal one for 3/4 of my friends on LJ. Anyone who dislikes Michael Moore is a friend of mine haha.

Random question ... have you received a lot of crap from random people after the election? I prepared myself for a lot of it because I'm very vocal about my political views and my support for the President in all of my classes, but when professors dished out some insults I have to admit I was shocked.

I've also noticed TONS of hatred toward Christian America (that finally came out and voted). I find it ironic that those who supported well, no they didn't support him, those who voted for John Kerry based their vote on the same issues as we did ... they were just on the opposite end. I find myself trying to figure out their justification and reasoning on why those of us who based fully or part of our vote on moral issues are wrong for doing so.