Yes

It’s been a while. Appar­ently there was some polit­i­cal fall­out in my fam­ily after the elec­tion, and I was warned not to be too… cheery. In fact, my sis­ter was informed that her Face­book sta­tus upset an aunt. But as far as I know, no older rel­a­tives check this site. And if that’s wrong… I hope those rel­a­tives real­ize, this isn’t about their mis­ery, it’s about my happiness.

And I’m really happy. Firstly, because this is the first time the pres­i­den­tial can­di­date I voted for won. (Hope­fully my aver­age will stay above 1/2 from now on.) But mostly, because I feel Amer­ica has a chance of get­ting her shit straight now. I may not agree with all of Obama’s poli­cies, but I def­i­nitely have a ton more in com­mon with him than I did with McCain. At least, the ’08 McCain.

My par­ents talked about how a lot of Viet­namese Amer­i­cans sup­ported McCain because not only was he a war hero, but after he came back to Amer­ica, he worked to allow so many Viet­namese to emi­grate here. I told my par­ents, though… I appre­ci­ate that he’s done good things for our peo­ple in the past. But if elected, he, and Palin, after he dies in office, would def­i­nitely destroy our future.

But any­way, with­out fur­ther ado, here’s the meat of my post -

Combo Breaker

Tech President

That sec­ond pic­ture is par­tic­u­larly awe­some. He’s got Pac-Man eat­ing the Apple logo!

One comment.

  1. Just wanted to let you know that I, too, had more in com­mon with the pres­i­dent elect! Look­ing for change. Take care.

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