<p>Well I can't help but say I might have felt somewhat satisfied. I know it was not the "legal" or "politically correct" (no pun intended) thing to do, but I wanted to do it anyway. I dislike Bush with such a passion that I felt obliged.</p>
<p>Sorry if your "Bush/Cheney" sign got stolen- if that's what this is about.</p>
<p>"I don't know: It started with a bumper-sticker I lifted all drunked-up in San Jose on ash-Wednesday. Next thing you know, I'm knocking off banks and living the highlife in South-Baltimore with a, now useless, degree in forestry from Dartmouth." lol;)</p>
<p>.................Calidan reminisces on where it all went wrong.</p>
<p>"I did what I did and I stand by it."</p>
<p>Calidan, </p>
<p>There were many times during election time that I felt compelled to do a little thievery of my own. </p>
<p>Luckily, I restrained myself. ;)</p>
<p>Oh trust me. My friends that stole the signs...what they DID with them was much worse, even, than stealing private property in the first place.</p>
<p>lol Fountain...I'd rather be a "flip-flopper" - aka someone who isn't afraid to change their mind if they think it's the right thing - any day!</p>
<p>--blublu</p>
<p>You know what they say about a foolish consistency............?</p>
<p>Haha around here it was the Kerry signs that got stolen.</p>
<p>LOL Fountain! Do they really have a forestry major?</p>
<p>PS- I didn't do anything with the signs. My friend just took them home with him. No spiteful sign-burning ritual or anything. ;)</p>
<p>Calidan-- I think you are handling this very nobly. No spiteful burning ritual? I'm not sure I would have blamed you...</p>
<p>LOL thanks, Scimmia. :)</p>
<p>Generations from now Dartmouth Alum will look back at the class of 09 and remember,</p>
<p>"yes, that was the year of the spark that lit the bumper-sticker burning movement, spreading out across the land leading to a world blessedly free of all bumper-sticker braggadocio"</p>
<p>GhaleonQ,</p>
<p>I hope we have the "next" W F Buckley in the class of 09. </p>
<p>Fast-forward 20 years we're interviewing a hopeful student: "Oh Yeah, ___________graduated in my class, we were tight."</p>
<p>"I hope we have the "next" W F Buckley in the class of 09."</p>
<p>Absolutely. First day, I'm scouting the people who seem politically savvy, and then pathetically hang off of them like that little dog on Looney Tunes. "Hey, hey, you wanna talk economics, Shep?! Huh, do ya?! Hey, let's steal some Clinton '08 signs and sacrifice a small goat! That'd be a great idea, huh, Shep?" <em>gets hit in the face</em> "Shaaaaaadaaaaaap."</p>
<p>Oh snap.</p>
<p>...or not.</p>
<p>bump-ing the OP:</p>
<p>"hey,
I was wondering what everyone's political, religious affiliations are and how you guys think they will fit in at dartmouth."</p>
<p>How about it:</p>
<p>calidan, two questions.</p>
<p>First, you're an ass.</p>
<p>Secondly, do you think your patented San Fran wit, honed by countless message board posts, will help you at your college of choice, or do you think you'll have to resort to annoying others through actions in place of words?</p>
<p>First, you're the ass.</p>
<p>Second, I'm just being playful. There's no need to get irritated.</p>
<p>Third, I don't know if I'm familiar of this "San Fran" wit you speak of.</p>
<p>And fourth, let's be friends? :)</p>
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<p>That's not a question.</p>
<p>(<em>whispers</em> I was actually thinking that, too)</p>
<p>uhh...that makes 3 of us :-)</p>
<p>Hahaha Calidan, another Nor Cal kid. Or am I Cen Cal? gosh, i'm getting sick the identities. Lets just say I live in the valley lol. </p>
<p>Its totally not become a NorCal left, SoCal right anymore. I'm a libertarian nationally and a conservative statewise. My gov teacher says I'm a South Park Republican. You must note though, it is still a version of the California Conservatives that elected our governator.
In the valley we are politically split, but I grew up in the Evangelical Covenant Chruch (Swedish/North Midwest Lutheran), so I blame it on that.</p>