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Submitted by pale on Sun, 11/04/2012 - 11:18.
I know many of us here in Canada are obsessively watching the US elections.
We know how it affects us when the Repubs are in office. Some do not see a diff between the Dems and the Repubs, but one only needs to look at issues that affect women to notice there is a massive difference. Granted, there is too much corporate money involved in the entire political process. But I am still hoping for a Dem win anyway.
What are you planning on doing Tuesday evening? I will be sipping from my Hillbilly sized bottle of BC wine, and watching twitta and Dkos. And probably yelling at the Tee Vee. Join me, virtually!
DETAILS: BYOB Suggested snacks: Real Canadian Hawkin's cheezies or US style pork rinds. Attire: Your best snarky attitude. (I will probably be in my bathrobe.) Hope to see you there! »
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Hawkin cheezies at our local drug mart. I'll have to pick some up on my way to the next door Liquor Mart for a hillbilly size bottle of plonk (maybe the brother Gallo's variety).
awesome!
I like the hillbilly size of Sawmill Creek.
It's a fact: 100% of all the people who ate carrots in 1850, are dead.
Sawmill Creek
Always a good choice. I've always loved the hillbilliness of its name :-)