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Old 02-20-2008, 07:08 PM #1
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Why in the world would you volunteer to for a political campaign right in the middle of steroids. OMG....I think I'm just about nuts!!!!

I got a little over excited (which isn't a bad thing necessarily) but volunteered to be a Precint Captain. Do you know how hard it is to call & be NICE when you are on the crazy juice (steroids)? They'll probably vote a whole different party after talking to me.


Sorry, just needed a little break from the calls.

Anybody else got a Why in the world?!

P.S.-This is not a political thread.
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