If I never have to watch six gazillion political advertisments just to get through an episode of my beloved "Boston Practice", it will be too soon. (Don't start that Tivo nonsense with me, I'm but a poorly paid mall wench.)
Yet friendship, loyalty, and a decent bribe in the universal currency (chocolate) compels me to push one final political hurrah on behalf of my artsy friend Bob.
Little buddy indeed.
What I'm sickest of is the back-and-forth in a race whose jurisdiction I'm out of anyway. Four ads, two from each, every hour, minimum, or so it seems.
I'm glad I did early voting, so I don't have to think about any of the ads anymore.
Posted by: Julia at November 1, 2004 01:38 PMAND Nov. 3rd is National Culture day in Japan. Something else to look forward to!
Posted by: Tammi at November 1, 2004 02:18 PM*wonders how many people are calling helplines for pre-election stress syndrome*
Posted by: angel at November 1, 2004 05:46 PMI was looking forward to the end of silly season in hopes that all the vitriol and out and out hatred would end. But I now believe that this country will remain as bitterly divided on Wednesday as it is today.
And that just sucks.
Posted by: Allan at November 1, 2004 08:41 PMWhen you watch my show, you must remain focused. I'll make sure no more political ads bother you during the next airing.
Posted by: Denny Crane at November 3, 2004 09:11 PM