The Governator

Corvus Corvax said:

My sympathies to all of you in California.

CC

Ha Ha, The DemoRats lost BIG time last night ...

And hey, he's got Warren Buffet to be his financial advisor. That can't be a bad thing...

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JD said:

let's hear from the California residents on this. Being a former resident of the giant granola
bar, I can say that even Gary Coleman would have been a better choice than that dilweed davis.
He (davis) did a good job of jacking up California even worse than one could have imagined.

JD

6th generation Californian living in exiile at the moment.

Arnie can't do worse, might do better, and his celebrity will force him to stay slightly more
honest than most politicians. I hope.

All in all, worse things have happened to California.

-Charlotte

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My sympathies to all of you in California.

CC

I'd like to chime in to congratulate Californians. Red Davis is gone, the Terminator is in. High
time to terminate a lot of ridiculous programs that have bankrupt CA.

Paladin

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My sympathies to all of you in California.

Party politics BS aside, let's hear from the California residents on this. Being a former resident
of the giant granola bar, I can say that even Gary Coleman would have been a better choice than
that dilweed davis. He (davis) did a good job of jacking up California even worse than one could
have imagined.

JD

I agree that Davis was a TOTAL loser. But after that, who was there to vote for? Cruz Bowelmovement
the racist bigot with the backing from indian gaming? McClintock was viable but there was no way he
was going to win. Arnold was the only one who had a chance against Cruz. It was a choice of which
eye would you like me to poke you in. Arnold is a moderate, read liberal in Republican clothing.
Gary Coleman came up short. Followed by Larry Flint in 7th. The people are sick of career
politicains and business as usual. I used to be passionate about politics, but lately it has been
all the same. There has not been a candidate I could vote for with any conviction for a long time.

Jesse Ventura for President in 2004

Lifetime CA resident BTW.

Mike Jones

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My sympathies to all of you in California.

CC

I'd like to chime in to congratulate Californians. Red Davis is gone, the Terminator is in. High
time to terminate a lot of ridiculous programs that have bankrupt CA.

...and repeal that nasty Democratic scheme know as the car registration increase before mine is
due 12/23.

pete fagerlin

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CC says:

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My sympathies to all of you in California.

And mine. What's next? The Presinator? With Kennedy connections, I'm

sure

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someone will suggest it. ;-(

Steve

I already heard it suggested on a "news" channel.

Chris

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My sympathies to all of you in California.

CC

We need a lot more than sympathy... vote2003.ss.ca.gov00.htmOpen ↗

How the hell did Gary Coleman and that fat, nasty [censored] chick even get one vote?!?!??

God help us!
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Slacker

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My sympathies to all of you in California.

Party politics BS aside, let's hear from the California residents on this. Being a former resident
of the giant granola bar, I can say that even Gary Coleman would have been a better choice than
that dilweed davis. He (davis) did a good job of jacking up California even worse than one could
have imagined.

JD

Why driving home the day of the election there was a really cool banner on one the many overpasses I
went under on the way home.

"Arnold may have groped 15, but Davis screwed us all!"

The Governator can't do any worse that Davis is my cut.

Bill "My Governer can beat up your Governer" Porter

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My sympathies to all of you in California.

CC

Next you know they'll elect a professional wrestler in Minnessotta.

Or another former movie star with another big gun as Mayor in Carmel... Or a former singer as Mayor
of Palm Springs and a Congressman in California... Or....

--
Westie "Not surprised by anything that happens in the good ol' US of A!" (Replace 'invalid' with
'yahoo' when replying.)

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We need a lot more than sympathy... vote2003.ss.ca.gov00.htmOpen ↗

How the hell did Gary Coleman and that fat, nasty [censored] chick even get one vote?!?!??

And Bob Dole only got 236 votes????

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...and repeal that nasty Democratic scheme know as the car registration increase before mine is
due 12/23.

pete fagerlin

Let's hope that Arnold isn't blamed if the Cal economy doesn't take an immediate and sharp upturn.

I heard a stat on the news (don't know how true) that the Cal governor is in charge of only 15% of
the general budget.

Pete

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My sympathies to all of you in California.

CC

I'd like to chime in to congratulate Californians. Red Davis is gone, the Terminator is in. High
time to terminate a lot of ridiculous programs that have bankrupt CA.

...and repeal that nasty Democratic scheme know as the car registration increase before mine is
due 12/23.

pete fagerlin

::Revolutionary! Evolutionary! Yet so retro! :www.yestubes.com

I could see where that could cost you a bit, Pete, with your rigs. And that's just the ones we know
about. I had a client with a large, expensive motorhome in the 6 figures, and we put together a
legal plan to register it in Idaho, where he will save thousands.

We like Arnold up here, since he hangs out with his family at Sun Valley a lot and is very gracious.

Paladin

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one

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vote?!?!??

And Bob Dole only got 236 votes????

That can't possibly be the same Dole, can it?
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Slacker

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JD said:

let's hear from the California residents on this. Being a former resident of the giant granola
bar, I can say that even Gary Coleman would have been a better choice than that dilweed davis.
He (davis) did a good job of jacking up California even worse than one could have imagined.

JD

6th generation Californian living in exile at the moment.

Exiling yourself to the land of yankees must be some kind of self-imposed torture. If you're going
to live in a crowd scene, at least go where the weather is good year-round.

JD exiled in the middle of everywhere

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6th generation Californian living in exile at the moment.

Exiling yourself to the land of yankees must be some kind of self-imposed torture. If you're going
to live in a crowd scene, at least go where the weather is good year-round.

JD exiled in the middle of everywhere

No [censored]! It's rotten, but dreams of careers and all that seem to drag it out. Three years ago this
was a one-year change of scene.

The good(?) news is that I can be blithely oblivious of my surroundings. It helps, a little, now.
Perhaps dumb before, I'm a CU-Boulder grad discovering mountain biking in Boston... duh.

live n learn, -Charlotte

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Exiling yourself to the land of yankees must be some kind of self-imposed torture.

I don't think so.

Where else can you experience CBGB, Times Square, or the *REAL* Italian restaurants in the view of
the Old North Church?

I can be in NYC in two hours and Boston in two hours, depending on which way I turn. I can be in
Vermont, The Poconos, the Jersey or Rhode Island shore, the tip of Cape Cod, and upstate NY in 3-4
hours. I have (7) NHL teams within driving distance. I wouldn't trade it for anything, NorCal would
give it a run, but they can't eat like we
do.

It ain't perfect, but at least we don't have the feedlots of Greely.
<e>

Barry

B a r r y B u r k e J r . said:

I don't think so.

Where else can you experience CBGB, Times Square, or the *REAL* Italian restaurants in the view of
the Old North Church?

I can be in NYC in two hours and Boston in two hours, depending on which way I turn. I can be in
Vermont, The Poconos, the Jersey or Rhode Island shore, the tip of Cape Cod, and upstate NY in 3-4
hours. I have (7) NHL teams within driving distance. I wouldn't trade it for anything, NorCal
would give it a run, but they can't eat like we
do.

It ain't perfect, but at least we don't have the feedlots of Greely.
<G>

Barry

I'm no fan of the feedlots in Greeley, but hiking in the White Mountains I felt like I was in one.
You can be all these places in 3-4 hours and so can everyone else. Often we don't go for just that
reason. So then, what's the point?

-Charlotte

B a r r y B u r k e J r . scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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(JD) said:

Exiling yourself to the land of yankees must be some kind of self-imposed torture.

I don't think so.

Where else can you experience CBGB, Times Square, or the *REAL* Italian restaurants in the view of
the Old North Church?

I can be in NYC in two hours and Boston in two hours, depending on which way I turn. I can be in
Vermont, The Poconos, the Jersey or Rhode Island shore, the tip of Cape Cod, and upstate NY in 3-4
hours. I have (7) NHL teams within driving distance. I wouldn't trade it for anything, NorCal
would give it a run, but they can't eat like we
do.

It ain't perfect, but at least we don't have the feedlots of Greely.
<G>

NIMBY-ism... feed lots are OK as long as they aren't in YOUR back yard? I sure hope you
don't eat beef.

Penny

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6th generation Californian living in exile at the moment.

Exiling yourself to the land of yankees must be some kind of self-imposed torture. If you're
going to live in a crowd scene, at least go where the weather is good year-round.

JD exiled in the middle of everywhere

No [censored]! It's rotten, but dreams of careers and all that seem to drag it out. Three years ago this
was a one-year change of scene.

The good(?) news is that I can be blithely oblivious of my surroundings. It helps, a little, now.
Perhaps dumb before, I'm a CU-Boulder grad discovering mountain biking in Boston... duh.

If chowderheads the same as babyheads, Boston would be an excellent place to mountain bike.

It sounds like you may need to alter your dreams a bit.

JD

Charlotte Henson said:

I'm no fan of the feedlots in Greeley, but hiking in the White Mountains I felt like I was in one.

You felt like the Whites were like feedlots?

That one fell about 30 yards from the goal posts. <G>

Clyde?

Barry