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|    Lee Lofaso to All    |
|    Fearless Predictions    |
|    06 Oct 12 14:39:00    |
      Hello Everybody,              The game began two nights ago, with the first presidential debate       between the incumbent president (Barack Obama) and the boy who looked       like he was king (Mitt Romney). But who can predict the outcome before       the die is cast? I can. Do you want to know how? I have the answer,       in eleven different ways -              1. Washington Redskins. If the awesome Washington Redskins       won their final home game of last season, the incumbent president       (Barack Obama) will win this year's presidential election.       So who won that game? Ask RGIII, rookie quarterback for the       Redskins. He'll tell you.              2. 7-Eleven Cups. Every October, in presidential election       years, 7-Eleven stores across the country let customers choose       between two different cups - one featuring the Democratic       candidate and one featuring the Republican candidate. Whichever       cup most customers choose wins the presidential election.       To find out who wins this year's contest, 7-Election.com will       give you the answer.              3. Height. The tallest candidate always wins. Except in       cases of a tie (Al Gore and GWB were the same height), in       which case the US Supreme Court will decide, and in cases       where a candidate cheats (John Kerry was taller but GWB       put on elevator shoes in Ohio, thus stealing the election).              4. Halloween Masks. The candidate whose face is worn by       more kids has won every election. This year will be no       different.              5. Last Name Length. The candidate who has the most letters       in his/her last name will win the election, except in cases       of a tie, in which case the US Supreme Court will decide.              6. First Lady Cookie Recipes. "Family Circle" magazine       had it wrong four years ago, saying Michelle Obama's cookie       recipe was inferior to Cindy McCain's cookie recipe, thus       proving that housewives are not always perfect. But they       will not make the same mistake again. Not this time...              7. Female Eyebrow Thickness. Thinner eyebrows and red       lipstick = Republican win. I will not even comment on this       one.              8. Whatever Punk Kids Think. Schoolkids grades 1-12 always       pick the right president. Each and every time. Perfect record.       And every schoolkid loves their Mom In Chief...              9. Hair. Think Gary Hart. And Monkey Business. No. Wait.       Not that. Bill Clinton had it. And still has it. Yes. It       has to be the hair. The candidate with the best hair wins.       The kinkier the better. Turns women wild.              10. Los Angeles Lakers. If the Lakers played in the Finals       (win or lose) the Republican candidate always wins. Eisenhower,       Nixon, Reagan, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush...              11. Sylvia Brown. The psychic who is (almost) always wrong.       Every candidate she picks loses. Count on it this time around       as well. Her record is spotless. I mean, anybody who would       pick Lyndon LaRouche to win the presidency...              --Lee                      * SLMR 2.1a * Pas trop bien.              --- Maximus 3.01        * Origin: Xaragmata / Adelaide SA telnet://xaragmata.mooo.com (3:800/432)    |
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