Don't Vote

[Zep]

(cough)

Something stuck in your throat?

 

[ConspiRaider]

You scored 343 out of 350 possible points, or 98.00%

A
You should definitely vote.

Got 59 out of 60 correct.

And I don't watch the TeeVee, period. Who needs television to stay informed?

 

[WildCat]

Got 59 out of 60 correct.

And I don't watch the TeeVee, period. Who needs television to stay informed?

Hmmm, how would one know what Paris Hilton looks like from the internet alone...

 

[The Central Scrutinizer]

Most inane and irrelevant "test" ever.

Sounds like someone didn't do too well!

 

[The Painter]

[You scored 340 out of 350 possible points, or 97.14%

A
You should definitely vote.

To most of your disappointment I can vote, and I do. Even for dog catcher. I always vote. I just wish I could vote more than once to nullify more of your votes.

 

[DanishDynamite]

Sounds like someone didn't do too well!

Try reading the posts, at least those made by the poster you are quoting, before replying.

You may find it enlightening.

 

[Elizabeth I]

336 out of 350 possible points, or 96.00%

I missed Ban Ki Moon too - thought he was Emperor Akihito of Japan.

Fortunately I don't vote in Japan.

 

[CFLarsen]

I missed Ban Ki Moon too

So did the "insurgents".


(rimshot)

 

[Elizabeth I]

I missed Ban Ki Moon too.

So did the "insurgents".


(rimshot)

Don't give up your day job.

 

[WildCat]

336 out of 350 possible points, or 96.00%

I missed Ban Ki Moon too - thought he was Emperor Akihito of Japan.

Fortunately I don't vote in Japan.

He does look similar.

 

[strathmeyer]

Hey, I don't need some test to tell me not to vote.

 

[SezMe]

All fun aside, BPSCG, do you really support a voter test?

 

[Dustin Kesselberg]

You scored 319 out of 350 possible points, or 91.14%. A!

For Harry Reid I answered "William Rehnquist".

For Ban Ki-moon I answered "Hideki Matsui".

 

[casebro]

Hey, In high school civics, didn't they always say somehing about it being a citizenship requirement to pass that course? Flunk it and take it over, it is particularly needed to pass, not just as so many units? It was held up as the equivalent to the test immigrants have to take to become citizens. But I don't remember reading anything about a test in the constitution. Or being asked about classes when it was time to register to vote. Is that another example where my teachers lied to me?

 

[davefoc]

(cough)

I didn't miss your score CFL. Damned impressive for a furriner, but then we wouldn't have expected any less of you.

BTW; I only tagged Ban Ki Moon by his obviously Korean features. I mean c'mon people....the Emperor of Japan he ain't.

-z

Now that you explain it to me it seems obvious. Maybe I should listen to you more often rik.

Ban ki-moon was my only miss.

 

[Twilek]

While I follow the news and current events daily, I don't consider myself exceptionally politically knowledgeable outside of the more recognizeable leaders and stories. So I was very pleased to get a B and realizing I know more than I think. And I think I may have done better had I not chickened out and went for "don't know" on a couple job descriptions.

I found it telling that I got Alec Baldwin wrong....I don't watch TV and tend to stick to sci-fi/action movies. He just didn't look anything like he did in "Team America".