more on politics from me. come on, i go to georgetown, which means that my two spectator sports of choice are hoyas basketball (go hoyas!!!! here's knowing we'll bag our own super tuesday win against USF tonight) and the primaries.
the early exits have obama winning georgia, which brings a smile to my face as i wallow in agricultural subsidies (why am i wallowing in ag subsidies at 7.15pm, you ask? oh, the lovely WTO...)
all right, one down, 21 more to go.
but of course, this is shaping up to be the most obnoxiously protracted primary season since who knows when, so it doesn't all end tonight. yet, somehow, i'm praying for a miracle. especially in my home state...
okay, enough politispeak. here's something a little more lighthearted to chew on (did i mention that i dislike the pats almost as much as i dislike the red sox?).
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A hates on Ithaca, J hates on Boston. I just ain't got no love here.
Oh, and your state totally let us down!
I do NOT hate on Ithaca. I lovingly disdain its quainter aspects and look forward to the day when you discover fire with much anticipation.
i definitely highly dislike both the sox and the pats. sorry, i just don't anticipate that changing, um, i don't know, EVER.
but i do like ithaca and all people i have met from there. i apologize that you happen to have joined the ranks of incredibly annoying sports fans at some point in your life. it's okay, we may all be able to look past that.
one day i will tell you all of the reasons i dislike boston and their sports fans. most of them involve people being complete jerks to me for no apparent reason other than that i was not blessed enough to be a native bostonian. but, it is for this reason that i don't think this classifies as "hating on" boston.
man, boston hated on me. i'm just defending myself against whiny elitists.
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