http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4429192.stm

I saw this story last night. It's a great story. Hillsdale, MI. I remember that god-forsaken place. Wasn't that where the blizzard cross country race was? Or was that Adrian? It was somewhere in Michigan.

I saw this story last night.  It's a great story.  Hillsdale, MI.  I remember that god-forsaken place.    Wasn't that where the blizzard cross country race was?  Or was that Adrian?  It was somewhere in Michigan. 

 

Then it makes sense that an 18 year old could lead them

He was on Letterman last night, reading the Top 10 List:

 

Top Ten Good Things About Being An 18-Year-Old Mayor

 

 

10. "Parents try to tell me what to do, I raise their taxes"

 

9. "Every night, a different member of the town council does my homework"

 

8. "It's every teen's dream: The power to regulate zoning laws"

 

7. "Goodbye, education budget -- Hello, brand new X-box"

 

6. "I got a call from Demi Moore"

 

5. "Trying to get the city hall on an episode of 'MTV Cribs'"

 

4. "I don't have to wait in line at Applebee's anymore"

 

3. "School bullies now have to deal with the Feds"

 

2. "Only victory speech featuring the word 'Dude'"

 

1. "It's flattering when President Bush calls me for advice"

Edited November 11, 200520 yr by robinventura23

He was on Letterman last night, reading the Top 10 List:

 

 

thats pretty funny

That's pretty cool for an 18 year old to be mayor, but it has to be so embarrasing for the person he beat out, unless they were his age.

That's pretty cool for an 18 year old to be mayor, but it has to be so embarrasing for the person he beat out, unless they were his age.

 

"He ousted the 51-year-old incumbent in a campaign costing $700 (£400) paid for by a summer job selling toffee apples."