Ambrosia Software Web Board: The ATT "Did you vote?" poll - Ambrosia Software Web Board

KedFiller, on Sep 17 2007, 08:05 PM, said:

Maybe we need to work together to come up with a definition.

Does Wikipedia accept memes and made up subjects? Or would we have to post it to uncyclopedia or something of the sort?

This post has been edited by KedFiller: 17 September 2007 - 08:12 PM

Never posted on either one, but EVuvla would likely know.

E-vulva? What?

Ok, my spelling is bad and I didn't bother to look up whatever his name is. ( Eric Ventress)

How can you remember his real name but not "EVula?"

-Pufer

I was guessing the first time ( I'm horrible at remembering spellings.) I looked it up the second time so I would get it right.

Aw man! I can't vote until... 2013! Because of the way the elections will fall, I have to wait till I'm 19.

Anyway, I skewed the poll as well. hehe

Wait, you mean they don't waste tons of taxpayer dollars holding pointless elections two or three times a year down there?

-Pufer

CrazyChick, on Oct 14 2007, 05:01 AM, said:

Lies...

This is what happens when a person from New Zealand tries to guess the dates of the presidential elections in the U.S.A.

I was actually making a joke about CrazyChick's age and possibly gender.

Wait... there are 35 total votes and 17 votes each for Yes and No. What happened to the 35th vote?

mrxak ate it.

-Pufer

He eats lots of things. He even ate me once. Remember?

This post has been edited by wolfman_rec: 02 November 2007 - 10:16 PM

If mrxak had eaten it, I'm pretty sure it would show 17 + 17 = 33.

That is, indeed, an odd anomaly.

mrxak is sneaky like that.

-Pufer

It's a rounding error. Moderators get one and a half votes.

CrazyChick, on Oct 14 2007, 05:01 AM, said:

There are more elections than just the Presidential ones.
In real countries anyway.

You know, politics and/or this thread are a lot funnier if you replace "election" with "erection".

This post has been edited by Mispeled: 11 November 2007 - 10:28 PM

Mispeled: ...

NZ is a real country. Just because some people think it's part of Australia doesn't mean it isn't.
And we have elections every four years, but I have to wait ages. I think I miscalculated the next election date, though. I think I might have to wait until I'm 20.

Everyone knows that the real difference between NZ and Australia is in their parliament buildings.

In Australia, they had a parliament building in front of a hill that they decided that they didn't want anymore, so they levelled the hill, built a new parliament building directly behind the old one, rebuilt the hill on top of and behind the new building, placed a silly looking flag-holding contraption and some walls on top of the new hill, and then put a giant platypus on an unrelated hillside overlooking parliament (see below). Of course, they didn't bother to do anything with the old parliament building, which now is apparently a Vegemite warehouse.



The Kiwis' original parliament building, on the other hand, apparantly consisted of a pile of wood that managed to catch fire in 1907. This being rather disturbing, they operated out of a library for 25 years while they built slightly more than half of a new parliament building, but then gave up on it. Forty years later, they decided to spend a huge pile of money building a very large beehive next door to parliament house rather than finishing the original project. After 70 years of saying, "New Zealanders are a bunch of crazy nutjobs, and I'm not going to dedicate their silly building project." Queen Elizabeth finally showed up to inaugurate the combination beehive/parliament building in 1995, some 73 years after they gave up construction on the place (which made it 77 years since they started using the incomplete parliament building).

-Pufer

This post has been edited by Pufer: 06 December 2007 - 01:28 AM