This debate...

Not gonna lie, I didn't pay one hundred percent attention to the debate. But here's the reactions between James and I throughout various parts of the debate through text messages.

J: "Not answering the question"
A: "Agreed."
A: "Okay why talk about Joe the plumber?"
J: "Meh. Didn't necessarily answer the question either"

J: "Oh god! Joe the plumber again"

A: "Role model?"
J: "Ha! Role model to women"
A: "Now that's bulls**t"
J: "If you ever end up like her i'm sending you to the crazy house"
J: "Croonyism!"
J: "Or is it with one o?"
A: "Haha!! Please send me to the crazyhouse then. And one O I think."

J: "Haha! Iraq is united. Hilarious!"
A: "Laugh riot."
J: "Haha"

A: "Yeah. He's not refuting why Obama said he didn't support the Columbian Free Trade Agreement. Why support it if they won't prosecute would be assassins?"

A: "Joe AGAIN?!?!?!"
J: "Looks like women get pissed when if mentions joe"
A: "Seriously."

A: "Thank you for mentioning the tax on health care!"

So here you go. It's not the same kinda reactions as last debate, but this is just as well.

I don't know. I kinda wish I had paid 100% attention, but Ash and I were watching this in the living room while I baked scones, so we went off on tangents at times.

I'm getting a little sick of the BA topic though. BO was 8 when BA did those acts. If people are going to say BO is 'palling around with terrorists' then why not say that about those students that BA (and other 60s activists) were professors to? I know BA is not the only radical activist from the 60s that is now a professor.



Oh yes. The answer to the question I asked earlier today. The Civil War is the only war America lost before the 20th century. Makes sense once you think about it though. America v. America...one of 'em has to lose.