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Tag Archives: generation gap
Sarah Palin, please grow up, shut up, go away or learn some English
6 CommentsIn a CNN.com blog post yesterday, Ms. Palin is quoted as saying: I would think we all tear up during the national anthem at the beginning of a baseball game, don’t we? That’s an alikeness between Alaskans and New Yorkers. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008 Election, Alaska, alltop, DNC, elitism, generation gap, gop, hocky mom, Joe the plumber, lipstick, Obamba, Ohio, Palin, pitbull, politics, rufus, Sarah Palin, Social Media, us election, wolves, WSJ
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Election Message to Gen-Y
1 CommentDo you care who wins this election? Here is why you should. If you are 24 now, you will be 28 when McCain/Palin runs for president again in 2012. Incumbents are almost always favored to win elections, so most likely … Continue reading
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Tagged dog, election, generation gap, generation Y, geny, mccain, millennial, obama, Palin
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Grow your own roots
Leave a commentI was walking along the back road at the MetroPark and noticed this row of posts that looked like telephone poles, cut off about five feet high. On top of many of them were these little trees that started to … Continue reading
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