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When appropriate, quote Douglas Adams.When in doubt quote Douglas Adams.
His work is a bit like Scripture.When appropriate, quote Douglas Adams.
My new policy initiative: No more farting in elevators just before I get off!
I was going to runafter some careful reconsideration.....
I realize that if I can be bought....and I can be...
then I really am a Thief AND a crook
and therefore more qualified than the rest of the field
I now accept the previous nomination
and promise to do my very best.....even behind closed doors
would anyone like to be my running mate?......
sorry.....
female applicants only
Do we even have one here without a record of corruption & use of a personal email account?Maybe we should be more progressive and vote a woman as RF president. People may then actually listen.
That nobody has seconded my nomination I need not humbly decline.He was right there in administration and had been for awhile.
Lock him up!
Lock him up!
Lock him up!
Tom
@savagewind!
@savagewind!
I would settle for an appointment as the Secretary of the Cabinet of Spacious Interiors.
Do we even have one here without a record of corruption & use of a personal email account?
I am not strict.Doubtful. But then again, if your criteria is THAT strict, I immediately withdraw my nomination, and plead the fifth amendment to all questions from here until the hot place gets chilly.
I am not strict.
Btw, the word "criteria" is plural, so you should've posted "...if your criteria are...".
Get it right next time, ya mewl'n illiterate shield polisher!
Isn't that the one about shrimps & barbies?Meh...I knows that, guv.
Posting on a phone is hard.
English-fying is hard for an Aussie too.
All makes for a perfect storm. I should be getting kudos for using 'pleading the fifth' in context.
Unless you know the fifth amendment of the Australian Constitution, of course.