ilovetheusers
September 20th, 2002, 11:51 AM
http://www.chortler.com/flabal.html
...Playskool’s plan was based upon its popular Poundin’ Bedbugs toy...
...Playskool’s plan was based upon its popular Poundin’ Bedbugs toy...
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DocPC
September 20th, 2002, 11:53 AM
Didn't they design Windows XP too??? :p ;)
Cobra X
September 20th, 2002, 11:55 AM
LMFAO My First Ballot
Drone2903
September 20th, 2002, 12:00 PM
Hey guys, how bout a voting system based on the...
WHACK-A-MOLE game ?
That should me fun and easy ?:D
WHACK-A-MOLE game ?
That should me fun and easy ?:D
NooNoo
September 20th, 2002, 12:48 PM
Lets get this in context...
Playskool’s plan was based upon its popular Poundin’ Bedbugs toy. This system, however, in which a vote would be cast by pounding the plastic head of the candidate of choice with a small hammer, was rejected on the grounds that it would be far too complex for most Florida voters.
Most adults in Florida can't work out a small child's toy?
Playskool’s plan was based upon its popular Poundin’ Bedbugs toy. This system, however, in which a vote would be cast by pounding the plastic head of the candidate of choice with a small hammer, was rejected on the grounds that it would be far too complex for most Florida voters.
Most adults in Florida can't work out a small child's toy?
Archer
September 20th, 2002, 12:55 PM
"Preliminary tests using kindergarten children have been quite promising,"
Hmmm.........be quite interesting to see who the children voted for [and what the bribe was:rolleyes: ].
Hmmm.........be quite interesting to see who the children voted for [and what the bribe was:rolleyes: ].
jeffbrown
September 20th, 2002, 02:41 PM
Florida, having election problems?
I thought that was no more after 2000 election.... :D
anyway, children got the last electorial sheet right, those morons down there could not do it.
Here is my theory why....
These people in Florida are really retired computer USERS. Their SA was not there, again, to do it for them, so they screwed it up, again.
Hope someone agrees on this insight.
I thought that was no more after 2000 election.... :D
anyway, children got the last electorial sheet right, those morons down there could not do it.
Here is my theory why....
These people in Florida are really retired computer USERS. Their SA was not there, again, to do it for them, so they screwed it up, again.
Hope someone agrees on this insight.
ilovetheusers
September 20th, 2002, 05:37 PM
Originally posted by jeffbrown
Florida, having election problems?
I thought that was no more after 2000 election.... :D
anyway, children got the last electorial sheet right, those morons down there could not do it.
Here is my theory why....
These people in Florida are really retired computer USERS. Their SA was not there, again, to do it for them, so they screwed it up, again.
Hope someone agrees on this insight.
That might be it. I've been using the punch card method here in PA in 3 different areas and I've never had problem 1. My feelings - if you are too stupid to punch a hole in a card properly you shouldn't be voting!
Florida, having election problems?
I thought that was no more after 2000 election.... :D
anyway, children got the last electorial sheet right, those morons down there could not do it.
Here is my theory why....
These people in Florida are really retired computer USERS. Their SA was not there, again, to do it for them, so they screwed it up, again.
Hope someone agrees on this insight.
That might be it. I've been using the punch card method here in PA in 3 different areas and I've never had problem 1. My feelings - if you are too stupid to punch a hole in a card properly you shouldn't be voting!
Radical Dreamer
September 20th, 2002, 09:56 PM
I second that
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