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You know you live in a rural hick town when...

DrPizza

Administrator Elite Member Goat Whisperer
I was lmao at the town hall. We use the lever machines here. The machine for my town apparently had trouble with the curtain closing. They fixed it with... bailing twine!
 
The main reason for voting today was just for the sake of "what if I don't vote and 30 years from now I decide to enter a political race." I'd hate to have an opponent shake his finger at me and say "records show, you didn't vote in 2005."

I was in and out of the voting booth in about 10 seconds. I didn't bother to vote for any of the races (most candidates were unopposed, in the cases where they weren't, I didn't have a clue, nor would the outcome have any bearing on my life) - I only voted on the two state propositions. People before me took 3 or 4 minutes each.
 
I miss the lever booths we had back in Ohio. Here they have the bubble-sheet ballots and those little tinker-toy-ish tables to fill them out on. Washington state hasn't got a friggin clue how to manage their tax income, they can't even afford real voting booths.

ZV
 
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: DrPizza
I'm no longer in Olean...
I'm now in Black Creek
Check out these demographics:
http://www.postalcoded.com/NY/A/Allegany/Black+Creek/14714.html

ha and i thought dansville was bad, you truly do live in the middle of fing nowhere

population 12K my ass its more like 5K, 6 at most

http://www.postalcoded.com/NY/L/Livingston/Dansville/14437.html

Wow, I wonder where they actually got their data? It's gotta be close for Black Creek. (Heck, a 200% error would still be in the ballpark for the population)
But Olean is listed as over 20k people... I'd believe anything from 11K to 14K. Certainly not 20k
 
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
I miss the lever booths we had back in Ohio. Here they have the bubble-sheet ballots and those little tinker-toy-ish tables to fill them out on. Washington state hasn't got a friggin clue how to manage their tax income, they can't even afford real voting booths.

ZV

Which county were you in back in Ohio? Almost half of the counties in the state used Diebold Electronic Voting Equipment this election (for the first time). I actually just got home from the elections office. 😉
 
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: DrPizza
I'm no longer in Olean...
I'm now in Black Creek
Check out these demographics:
http://www.postalcoded.com/NY/A/Allegany/Black+Creek/14714.html

ha and i thought dansville was bad, you truly do live in the middle of fing nowhere

population 12K my ass its more like 5K, 6 at most

http://www.postalcoded.com/NY/L/Livingston/Dansville/14437.html

Wow, I wonder where they actually got their data? It's gotta be close for Black Creek. (Heck, a 200% error would still be in the ballpark for the population)
But Olean is listed as over 20k people... I'd believe anything from 11K to 14K. Certainly not 20k

yea that site is all over the place, i started searching for other places i have been, it says Cambridge Mass is 32K and it says Carlisle PA is over 50K

😕 :shocked:
 
Originally posted by: DrPizza
I was lmao at the town hall. We use the lever machines here. The machine for my town apparently had trouble with the curtain closing. They fixed it with... bailing twine!

Heck, we vote in a family's goat pen.
 
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