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03 October 2008
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ReplyDeleteGreat suggestion, Shane. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe problem is that it is not the votes that count, but who counts the votes. Vote if you absolutely feel like it, but it aint gonna make a difference. Not. One. Bit. Or Byte. Zero. One. Sooo easy to change, when they're in a machine. Sorry guys, but you're in for four more years.
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