aaryn belfer.

I couldn’t get the video to work - but I agree and am writing a post on the sam subject. I am so upset with our fellow Californians that this may pass…sigh.

Posted by Susan on 14 October 2008 @ 6pm

Word.

Laura saw a Yes on 8 propaganda sign today (every frickin’ where today), and she said, “Mom, they are trying to trick people. The signs say protect marriage, but they’re really against it.” From the mouth of an eight year old.

Posted by Cheri @ Blog This Mom! on 14 October 2008 @ 7pm

Oh, I couldn’t get the video to work either. But I got my rant on based upon your title. XO

Posted by Cheri @ Blog This Mom! on 14 October 2008 @ 7pm

I wish so much I could vote no. SO much.

Posted by Craig on 14 October 2008 @ 8pm

I really liked that commercial.

Imagine a constitution being for things like equality and justice.

*sigh*

Conservatives, please, go fuck up just your own lives instead of everyone else’s for a change.

Posted by Craig on 14 October 2008 @ 9pm

can you post a link to the video? I couldn’t get it to work–

Posted by stacy on 15 October 2008 @ 5am

Okay, people. It’s working.
Sorry about that. Please get the word out.
The crazies who want this prop to pass have to get 50% + 0.1…let’s not let them have it.

Posted by Aaryn on 15 October 2008 @ 8am

“I’m totally going to amend her,” is the funniest thing I’ve heard in a long time!

Posted by Pam on 15 October 2008 @ 2pm

worth coming back for.

Posted by stacy on 16 October 2008 @ 3am

This is totally unscientific, but every time I see a yes on 8 sticker on a car while driving, I try to get a look at the driver to see what kind of person they appear to be.

So far, I have mostly seen gray haired old ladies with their hair pulled too tightly in a bun, to the point where it is reducing the wrinkles on their face slightly, or at least aligning them in the same direction. With a bitter scowl in their face, (I didn’t do anything to cause the scowl, I just glance as unobtrusively as I can) they clench the steering wheel in their fists, and drive slightly slower than the speed limit, causing problems for everyone else’s morning commute.

Then there’s the overweight redneck guy in the Ford F-900 and something with a shell on the bed, and Harvest Crusade and McCain Palin stickers all in line with his “protect marriage” sticker. This guy usually rides my bumper at about 60 mph despite the fact that I can’t speed up the cars in front of me in my sentra. As he finally passes I see him and his sticker collection, and salute him… with one finger.

Posted by Brad D on 16 October 2008 @ 7am