Comments on: Please Vote For Obama http://samablog.robsama.com/?p=3286 Alternating between brilliance and ridiculousness... Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:32:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Kelly http://samablog.robsama.com/?p=3286&cpage=1#comment-106563 Kelly Tue, 02 Sep 2008 16:08:07 +0000 http://samablog.robsama.com/?p=3286#comment-106563 Please vote Obama my fellow american friends, Mccain is way too old please please dont vote Mccain or the war will never end. Americans will remain a broken useless world "was power" and keep printing money 4 war and wreck the economy more if and Americans will stay homeless with mccain Please vote Obama my fellow american friends, Mccain is way too old please please dont vote Mccain or the war will never end. Americans will remain a broken useless world “was power” and keep printing money 4 war and wreck the economy more if and Americans will stay homeless with mccain

]]> By: calzone http://samablog.robsama.com/?p=3286&cpage=1#comment-105738 calzone Fri, 07 Mar 2008 19:42:27 +0000 http://samablog.robsama.com/?p=3286#comment-105738 Let's say you have a job you don't like all that much. But it pays the bills. Eventually you'll find a better job when the market is better. Now let's say there's a 60-40 chance you're going to get laid off, but the severance package isn't so bad. That means you might be out of work for a while, take a bit of a financial hit, but survive alright and rebound on your feet later anyway, maybe even with a better job that you really like. Now let's say that you've just found out you have cancer. But the good news is that there's a 65-35 chance you can beat it. For a conservative, the mediocre job is McCain, the semi-painful layoff with the severance and chance to turn a new page is Obama, and the cancer is Clinton. Rush Limbaugh is advising you to let the cancer go for now because you have a better than even chance of beating it later and if you don't, instead there's a better than even chance you'll lose that job you don't like so much. Don't play the odds with cancer. Let’s say you have a job you don’t like all that much. But it pays the bills. Eventually you’ll find a better job when the market is better.

Now let’s say there’s a 60-40 chance you’re going to get laid off, but the severance package isn’t so bad. That means you might be out of work for a while, take a bit of a financial hit, but survive alright and rebound on your feet later anyway, maybe even with a better job that you really like.

Now let’s say that you’ve just found out you have cancer. But the good news is that there’s a 65-35 chance you can beat it.

For a conservative, the mediocre job is McCain, the semi-painful layoff with the severance and chance to turn a new page is Obama, and the cancer is Clinton.

Rush Limbaugh is advising you to let the cancer go for now because you have a better than even chance of beating it later and if you don’t, instead there’s a better than even chance you’ll lose that job you don’t like so much.

Don’t play the odds with cancer.

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