Yoda

You know what? f*** this. If it is going to be decided by 2 am for Ohio then I’m going to sleep. Bush has won so good night.

Are you f***ing kidding me!? :puke *faints*

How much longer for OHIO?

:headshake Dude, there’s kids around here that can easily get scared. Please stop.

What is taking OHIO so long!? :banghead

There's a White Sox?

This thing comes only once every 4 years. That is why I’m staying up all night if I have to.

Boy oh boy. I’m sure the majority of us are staying up late just to see how Sox Talk reacts to the conclusion of this election. Probably a lot of ranting threads. Or am I the only one with this in mind? Excellent.

Can somebody please post the electoral votes? Fox has Bush with a 210-144 lead but ABC has something different.

I am not going to get too carried away but I have foreseen this. Bush will win this thing.

I don’t really think so. A lot of people are sure this thing will be decided by tomorrow morning and I agree. Though 2000 may repeat itself. You never know how things may turn out.

I am confident that Bush will be our president for 4 more years. Though things look very very tough right now. *Yawns*

I am so f***ing sleepy, but I am not going to sleep until I see a conclusion to this thing.

No one cares about Indiana.

What the fudge!? That’s not how you spell Jose Valentin!

I second that.

ABC has Bush with a 94-77 lead.

Wisconsin closes their polls in 30 minutes.

Bush is going to win. If he doesn't than my parents are going to go super crazy. Mad. They may not go to work for some time.

I’ll just wait till Wednesday’s morning newspaper. I’ll be watching FoxNews but I’m sure I’ll be flipping to different channels. Though I can tell you this, I will stay up all night just to see who is winning.

George W. Bush

1.) The Grudge $22,400,000 2.) Ray $20,110,000 3.) Saw $17,400,000 4.) Shark Tale $8,000,000 5.) Shall We Dance $6,285,000 For the first time in four years, a horror film ruled over Halloween weekend as Sarah Michelle Gellar's creepy thriller The Grudge remained at number one despite facing a pair of new releases that each debuted with powerful results. Leading the freshmen was the musical biopic Ray close behind in second place while the horror entry Saw placed third with meaty numbers. The top three movies all averaged more than $6,000 per theater for the first time in three months.

I went to Griffith this evening and the streets were lonely as hell. No kids in sight. Well I did see a couple of kids but they were playing basketball. So I ask this guy( I have my mask and all) if trick-or-treating is canceled? He tells me it was yesterday (Saturday)! So I go to Highland where trick-or-treating was present. I got a s*** load of candy!

The same exact thing happened to me. I was in 6th grade and a friend of mine told me to go to whitehouse.com and I guess you can tell what happens after that...