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Politics : The 2004 Bigmouth Election Challenge -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (492)	11/3/2004 2:43:04 PM
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I didn't even known what thread I was on here. Poet had PM'd me that she'd posted a final post on SI, & included the link. I clicked reply. Last night Po told me about a challenge of Quahog's she'd accepted. I assumed Quahog was a Republican. Message 20721588 Sure, if you're insisting you're certain about who's going to win, someone can ask you to put your money where your mouth is and if you won't, they have a right to doubt your certitude. (Personally, I'm in no trouble, having predicted a Bush victory weeks ago; I wavered in my pessimism a tiny bit day before yesterday, but these results hardly surprise me. (Amaze but not surprise...)) This is very awfully nice of Laz: Message 20726882 (But there's nothing wrong with requiring someone to pay off their bet, either, even if I personally wouldn't do it if what the payoff was, was just keeping someone off SI with whom I disagreed. The "I told you so" moment would be fun, though!)