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Endangered Signs.

I finally got my Obama yard sign (probably sent by slow-boat from China), and put it up in my front yard. I placed it near the front door so my surveillance camera can keep an eye on it. Sad, huh? Apparently, according to fellow Obama supporters, theft and vandalism of Obama signs is common. Not that there aren't pro-Obama teenagers with nothing to do and are trashing pro-McCain houses. But since, I am only one of two (out of 100) houses in my neighborhood with Obama yard signs... you get the idea.


Oh yeah, ... my bumper sticker has already received a blow from some jerkoff's foot. That's okay, I am hoping some anti-Obama supporter goes all out and rear-ends my car so I can get a whole new bumper. LOL! No, not really, but I had to joke about it, so I don't get paranoid. :)

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  1. Jamie RTuesday, October 14, 2008 10:57:00 PM

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/ivy_windchaser/2939110809/

    I do not understand you lately Steve, but that is OK. We are all entitled to our own opinions, yet you are getting more and more paranoid. Of course, I guess I do not see the "danger" from Obama signs in Michigan as he is "loved" here. Of course everyone in Detroit loved Kwame and Granholm and look how those choices turned out.

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