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Corpnews thread that started this Dundee’s blog post Ubiq’s blog post Dundee responds back Anyuzer chimes in I am but a simple coder, so I haven’t actually been responsible for content design, unlike Dundee and Ubiq. So I tend to agree and disagree with both. Dundee says

Don’t panic, I’m sure I’ll go off on a tear about Ohio or something shortly. Picked up LotR: Third Age for the XBox yesterday. Penny Arcade is, as usual, dead on. Here’s my take from a q23 thread: It’s very mindless and not very challenging,

In further electoral news, we may never have seen the conclusion to “A Song of Ice and Fire” if Kerry won. This is one of the more visible manifestations of something I’ve noticed all over the web this past week. Basically, it’s a rejection of, well, the US.

Just in case you thought it was Nader screwing up everyone’s mojo, or believed Badnarik’s press release that he actually won, here’s the final results (pending absentees and, well, Ohio) George W. Bush (Republican) 58,978,616 51% http://www.georgewbush.org/ John F. Kerry (Democrat) 55,

OK, here’s the Democrats’ road map for the next 8-12 years, if they want to be a majority party again. First stage: Guerilla Warfare – be VERY LOUD. Bush will nominate 1, possibly more, supreme court justices. Even though the Democrats cannot stop them easily if the Republicans maintain

Penny Arcade shows us how it’s done!

“There are three basic good practices for an election: a national system of voting, clear rules that are decided in advance, and an honest broker to decide disputes,” said Therese Pearce Laanela, senior program officer at IDEA, who has advised governments in 14 nations on how to set up an