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cuppycake_geek 11-07-2012 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by star2000shadow (Post 1771296945)
Aww..you got more then star did [hugs] she managed two woke up laid there TRYING to go back to sleep finally managed it for an hour.. then jsut said forget it and signed on to mene lol

Aw well I guess that sucks even more

ainebella 11-07-2012 02:24 PM

*pokes her head in* hello anyone in?

Antagonist 11-07-2012 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Death_to_the_reaper (Post 1771295888)
Democrat is blue.

Republican is red.

Obama, Dem., for middle classs, healthcare, women's rights.

Romney, Rep., upper class, cut education, against abortion, taxes on middle class.

This is my summary of the candidate's views.

Haha, short and to the point. Thanks for the summary Rad! [lol]
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Originally Posted by For-Chan Cookie (Post 1771295897)
Well, Republicans made me mad, so neener neener to them.

Hey Fading *huggles* I still have trouble telling these things apart sometimes since I don't identify with either party. I'm independent, so whoever is the elephant or donkey doesn't matter so much XD

And no, Romney never came out and said any of that stuff. That's sort of summing up things that people running as Republicans have said over the last few months. They've said some awfully stupid things. Romney's running mate, Ryan, was one of them. Romney himself tried to woo women voters, talking about how he got many female members on his staff, but as he was answering that question, he was dodging the actual question on equal pay for women.

I really haven't been following Romney's campaign close enough to give a detailed breakdown on it because I was always planning to vote for Obama. I voted for him the last time around and I voted for him again this time.

Ah. Yeah, I saw a few news on TV after I got back home tonight, so I finally got a bit more idea on what the two of them are about. And from the little bit of stuff I managed to glean off the news, I'd vote for Obama. My dad, though, would probably vote for Romney because he said that Obama's bringing down the economy with his health care project (even if the intention behind it is good). Not that he would've been able to vote either way since he isn't an American citizen. [lol]

cuppycake_geek 11-07-2012 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by ainebella (Post 1771297268)
*pokes her head in* hello anyone in?

I was and now I am

still in pain thou

Death_to_the_reaper 11-07-2012 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Antagonist (Post 1771297279)
Haha, short and to the point. Thanks for the summary Rad! [lol]

Are calling me rad? Or are you using that word as in 'Totally rad?'

*Is confused*

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 07:11 PM

Cookie is sick today. Had to call out of work with a migraine. Grandma went out into the snow (where did that come from?!) to get me chicken soup and medicine. Dr. Pepper is medicine. It has doctor in the name XD

@Fading - It's more than time we have a good health care system! In places where they already have systems like that in place, in Canada, In Great Britain, etc, they like to post horror stories about us in their newspapers because our healthcare system is so stunningly cruel. Even if it does drag us down for a few years (which I don't think it will, because once we cut spending on unnecessary wars, we'll have money!) I want this! I want everybody to be able to go to the doctors and get well without the threat of going broke or going into debt hanging over their heads. It's not fair that soooooooooo many Americans can't just go to the doctor because they don't have the money to pay for it. Our healthcare system is awful! And even with all the work Obama has put into it and wants to put into it, I don't even think that will get us to where we need to be, but at least he's trying!

Connielass 11-07-2012 07:24 PM

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She'd been drinking too much eggnog, and we begged her not to go!
But she forgot her medication, and she staggered out the door into the snow.
Everybody now!

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 07:26 PM

Nooo, I don't want Grandma to get run over by a reindeer. She just bought me soup and medicine and stuff. *huggles Grandma*

ClockReject 11-07-2012 07:28 PM

-flops on ForChan-

Connielass 11-07-2012 07:31 PM

I only have one grandma left.
She's highly guarded and watched over nearly 24/7.

ClockReject 11-07-2012 07:34 PM

Clock only has Grandmas left, both.

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 07:40 PM

*huggles Clocky*

I have two grandmas and one Grandpa. I've pretty much always had one Grandpa, even when the other one was alive. He ran off on my dad's family long ago and we never ever met him. He didn't exist for us. But one Grandpa was enough for us :D

ClockReject 11-07-2012 07:41 PM

ah, ClockMoms Dad, died 8 years before Clock was born.

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 07:45 PM

When Cookie was a little cookielet, she had great grandparents on her dad's side. Great Grandpa died when she was very little and Great Grandma died when Cookie was in her early teens. The absent grandfather died when Cookie was in her teens. But since I'd never met him, it didn't really matter much to me. Though a year later, CookieDad took us on a road trip to California to meet the lady he had lived with and collect some of his belongings. I didn't care so much about the belongings, but we went to Disneyland :D

Connielass 11-07-2012 07:55 PM

I never met my great-grandparents.
My maternal grandfather died of a stroke when I was one year old, and my mom was pregnant with my sister at the time, so no one told her, so as to prevent a miscarriage.
My paternal grandmother died a little over four years ago.
That leaves paternal grandfather, and maternal grandmother.
Grandpa is 91 this year, and still living on his own, still driving himself around.
Grandmother has Alzheimers. nuff said.

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 08:19 PM

Both of my maternal Grandparents are 83. I live with them :D

My other grandmother is in her late 70s but you'd think she was older by how she moans and groans about falling apart. Getting medical procedures seems to be her hobby and since she didn't make a lot of money when she worked, her medicare and crap pays for it.

Alternately, my other grandparents are older and sicker, but my grandfather worked for the state and made too much for them to really be taken care of properly -_- So cookie is here and cooks and cleans (not as much as she should) and makes emergency thing runs.

Connielass 11-07-2012 08:26 PM

Yeah, my grandmother doesn't have any money to care for her. She lived in Korea until after retirement age, then came over to the US to help care for me and my sister when both my parents had night jobs.

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 08:44 PM

That's a shame. But I am hopeful that helping to fix our healthcare system will iron out some of this stuff as well.

My grandmother just called my brother, who somehow has turned into a massive redneck that was backing Romney. He also sells guns for a living and goes on about how Obama will take his guns away and other ignorant crap. He said that since I voted Obama, I should go on Welfare. What even is that? How does that make any sense! That's as ignorant as that Romney comment. How are we even related.

Death_to_the_reaper 11-07-2012 08:49 PM

I have two sets of grandparents, one great grandma (until she passed), and One step-grandma (until she passed).

As well as an unofficial Grandma.

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 08:53 PM

I had unofficial grandparents too :D When my parents moved south (all the family lives in Rhode Island) their neighbors adopted me sort of. So I had a MawMaw and a PawPaw in addition to all the others. PawPaw passed away from cancer quite a few years ago. MawMaw is still going strong. She's in her 90s now.

Kiako 11-07-2012 09:28 PM

I got to know my Great Grandparents (well, one set anyways). My Great Grandfather passed when I was in grade 9 (so, 6 years ago now) and my Great Grandmother passed two years ago. I only knew my Grandmother on my Mom's side (I have no contact with my Father, so I didn't know his parents until this summer when I met his Father. Awesome man he is!) and I don't really talk to my Mom's Father as he was never a part of my life. I do have a Step Grandfather, and even though he and my Grandmother are now separated, I am still relatively close to him.

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 09:32 PM

Families can be so complicated.

hummy 11-07-2012 09:44 PM


yes they can

Kiako 11-07-2012 09:46 PM

Very complicated. There is a lot of, "We don't talk to this person because they suck" in my family. Half of my family doesn't talk to the other half. But oh well. I don't feel like I'm missing out on not knowing them.

For-Chan Cookie 11-07-2012 09:55 PM

There are a lot of stupid feuds and other crap going on in my family. My uncle was not talking to his sister, my aunt, at the time that she died, all because she suggested he save up and buy a new reliable vehicle instead of some piece of crap creeper van and then being left up shit creek all the time when it broke down. He's an idiot. If I never talk to him again... Also, my dad's family doesn't like my mom's family and my mom's family looks down on my dad's family, and that was before my parents got divorced! Family is so messy.

And referring to Kiako's FB post, I was never a fan of MeeMaw. Just the way it gets pronounced sounds so ignorant. But then Cookie was raised in the South where the accent in general can sound that way ^_^;; I called my Grandmothers Grandma (or Gramma) and Nana respectively. My great grandmother was "Barbie" pronounced "Bobby" which was a mangled bit of Polish for grandmother, Babka.


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