Fuck its silent in here.......

[Bort]

Any takers for an election night betting game, sans money?

Basically there are five tiers: (1) 13 POTUS Swing States; (2) 13 Senate Races; (3) 10 House Races; (4) 3 Gubernatorial Races; and (5) 5 ballot measures.

You pick the winner and the margin of victory.  Each correct guess in tier 1 yields 5 points, tier 2 four points, etc., etc.  The person with the highest point total is the winner.  Ties are broken by the person with the highest number of correctly picked winners with the MoV.

Yes, I know this is exceedingly boring and nerdy.  But if you plan on watching the election returns, it's just another added way to watch and participate, rather than throwing things at televisions when the returns don't go your way (or your candidate's party hasn't stolen enough votes from electronic machines or committed enough in-person voter fraud).

PM me if you want the Word document I prepared.

This is the Gillest post in the history of Gildom.

[morpheus]

Any takers for an election night betting game, sans money?

Basically there are five tiers: (1) 13 POTUS Swing States; (2) 13 Senate Races; (3) 10 House Races; (4) 3 Gubernatorial Races; and (5) 5 ballot measures.

You pick the winner and the margin of victory.  Each correct guess in tier 1 yields 5 points, tier 2 four points, etc., etc.  The person with the highest point total is the winner.  Ties are broken by the person with the highest number of correctly picked winners with the MoV.

Yes, I know this is exceedingly boring and nerdy.  But if you plan on watching the election returns, it's just another added way to watch and participate, rather than throwing things at televisions when the returns don't go your way (or your candidate's party hasn't stolen enough votes from electronic machines or committed enough in-person voter fraud).

PM me if you want the Word document I prepared.

This is the Gillest post in the history of Gildom.

It could be Giller if there were comments at the bottom of the Word doc for Gilling.

[Gilgamesh]

Any takers for an election night betting game, sans money?

Basically there are five tiers: (1) 13 POTUS Swing States; (2) 13 Senate Races; (3) 10 House Races; (4) 3 Gubernatorial Races; and (5) 5 ballot measures.

You pick the winner and the margin of victory.  Each correct guess in tier 1 yields 5 points, tier 2 four points, etc., etc.  The person with the highest point total is the winner.  Ties are broken by the person with the highest number of correctly picked winners with the MoV.

Yes, I know this is exceedingly boring and nerdy.  But if you plan on watching the election returns, it's just another added way to watch and participate, rather than throwing things at televisions when the returns don't go your way (or your candidate's party hasn't stolen enough votes from electronic machines or committed enough in-person voter fraud).

PM me if you want the Word document I prepared.

This is the Gillest post in the history of Gildom.

It could be Giller if there were comments at the bottom of the Word doc for Gilling.

Now I will add a comment section to the bottom of the Word doc when I get home.

[R-V]

There's sum ting wong with Betty Sutton's policies.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/02/ohio-republican-mailer-china_n_2065861.html?1351878761

[Gilgamesh]

There's sum ting wong with Betty Sutton's policies.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/02/ohio-republican-mailer-china_n_2065861.html?1351878761

She's a riberal?

[morpheus]

There's sum ting wong with Betty Sutton's policies.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/02/ohio-republican-mailer-china_n_2065861.html?1351878761

"Betty Sutton's views are too slanted for Ohio."

[Quality Start Machine]

There's sum ting wong with Betty Sutton's policies.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/02/ohio-republican-mailer-china_n_2065861.html?1351878761

"Betty Sutton's views are too slanted for Ohio."

They're heading down a dangerous slope.

[Gilgamesh]

Dick Morris, known food aficianado, two days ago:

Once everyone discovers that the emperor has no clothes (or that Obama has no argument after the negative ads stopped working), the vote shift could be of historic proportions.

An article entitled Here comes the landslide


Dick Morris, known bloviator, today:

With that caution in mind, a danger signal comes from the latest Rasmussen Poll reflecting a two point gain for Obama. Whereas before the storm, Rasmussen showed Romney two ahead, he now has the race tied at 48-48. That is troublesome.  And, in Pennsylvania, Romney led on Wednesday night by two points but on Thursday night's polling, he was tied. We have also seem slippage for Romney in Michigan.  More troubling, Rasmussen shows a two point gain for Obama in job approval rising from 48% to 50% in the current poll.

I think airport windsocks have better consistency.

[CT III]

Relocated to the correct thread.  Fucking Congress.

[Gilgamesh]

Any takers for an election night betting game, sans money?

Basically there are five tiers: (1) 13 POTUS Swing States; (2) 13 Senate Races; (3) 10 House Races; (4) 3 Gubernatorial Races; and (5) 5 ballot measures.

You pick the winner and the margin of victory.  Each correct guess in tier 1 yields 5 points, tier 2 four points, etc., etc.  The person with the highest point total is the winner.  Ties are broken by the person with the highest number of correctly picked winners with the MoV.

Yes, I know this is exceedingly boring and nerdy.  But if you plan on watching the election returns, it's just another added way to watch and participate, rather than throwing things at televisions when the returns don't go your way (or your candidate's party hasn't stolen enough votes from electronic machines or committed enough in-person voter fraud).

PM me if you want the Word document I prepared.

This is the Gillest post in the history of Gildom.

Oh I think I could out-do that one.  How about this?

The polls in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire open and close in about 2 hours.

[Bort]

Any takers for an election night betting game, sans money?

Basically there are five tiers: (1) 13 POTUS Swing States; (2) 13 Senate Races; (3) 10 House Races; (4) 3 Gubernatorial Races; and (5) 5 ballot measures.

You pick the winner and the margin of victory.  Each correct guess in tier 1 yields 5 points, tier 2 four points, etc., etc.  The person with the highest point total is the winner.  Ties are broken by the person with the highest number of correctly picked winners with the MoV.

Yes, I know this is exceedingly boring and nerdy.  But if you plan on watching the election returns, it's just another added way to watch and participate, rather than throwing things at televisions when the returns don't go your way (or your candidate's party hasn't stolen enough votes from electronic machines or committed enough in-person voter fraud).

PM me if you want the Word document I prepared.

This is the Gillest post in the history of Gildom.

Oh I think I could out-do that one.  How about this?

The polls in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire open and close in about 2 hours.

You didn't add a gratuitous West Wing reference, so I'm sticking with the former.

[Brownie]

SPORTZ!!!

Jake Utler has something for all you Obama fans:

[Gilgamesh]

Any takers for an election night betting game, sans money?

Basically there are five tiers: (1) 13 POTUS Swing States; (2) 13 Senate Races; (3) 10 House Races; (4) 3 Gubernatorial Races; and (5) 5 ballot measures.

You pick the winner and the margin of victory.  Each correct guess in tier 1 yields 5 points, tier 2 four points, etc., etc.  The person with the highest point total is the winner.  Ties are broken by the person with the highest number of correctly picked winners with the MoV.

Yes, I know this is exceedingly boring and nerdy.  But if you plan on watching the election returns, it's just another added way to watch and participate, rather than throwing things at televisions when the returns don't go your way (or your candidate's party hasn't stolen enough votes from electronic machines or committed enough in-person voter fraud).

PM me if you want the Word document I prepared.

This is the Gillest post in the history of Gildom.

Oh I think I could out-do that one.  How about this?

The polls in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire open and close in about 2 hours.

You didn't add a gratuitous West Wing reference, so I'm sticking with the former.

TIE!!!

[Bort]

Any takers for an election night betting game, sans money?

Basically there are five tiers: (1) 13 POTUS Swing States; (2) 13 Senate Races; (3) 10 House Races; (4) 3 Gubernatorial Races; and (5) 5 ballot measures.

You pick the winner and the margin of victory.  Each correct guess in tier 1 yields 5 points, tier 2 four points, etc., etc.  The person with the highest point total is the winner.  Ties are broken by the person with the highest number of correctly picked winners with the MoV.

Yes, I know this is exceedingly boring and nerdy.  But if you plan on watching the election returns, it's just another added way to watch and participate, rather than throwing things at televisions when the returns don't go your way (or your candidate's party hasn't stolen enough votes from electronic machines or committed enough in-person voter fraud).

PM me if you want the Word document I prepared.

This is the Gillest post in the history of Gildom.

Oh I think I could out-do that one.  How about this?

The polls in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire open and close in about 2 hours.

You didn't add a gratuitous West Wing reference, so I'm sticking with the former.

TIE!!!

WHERE'S YOUR MESSIAH NOW, NATE SILVER?

[Gilgamesh]

Any takers for an election night betting game, sans money?

Basically there are five tiers: (1) 13 POTUS Swing States; (2) 13 Senate Races; (3) 10 House Races; (4) 3 Gubernatorial Races; and (5) 5 ballot measures.

You pick the winner and the margin of victory.  Each correct guess in tier 1 yields 5 points, tier 2 four points, etc., etc.  The person with the highest point total is the winner.  Ties are broken by the person with the highest number of correctly picked winners with the MoV.

Yes, I know this is exceedingly boring and nerdy.  But if you plan on watching the election returns, it's just another added way to watch and participate, rather than throwing things at televisions when the returns don't go your way (or your candidate's party hasn't stolen enough votes from electronic machines or committed enough in-person voter fraud).

PM me if you want the Word document I prepared.

This is the Gillest post in the history of Gildom.

Oh I think I could out-do that one.  How about this?

The polls in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire open and close in about 2 hours.

You didn't add a gratuitous West Wing reference, so I'm sticking with the former.

TIE!!!

WHERE'S YOUR MESSIAH NOW, NATE SILVER?

Meanwhile, in Hart's Location, NH, Obama wins 23 to 9.  Johnson nets 2.