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If The World Could Vote Who Would You Vote For?

Posted by Michelle Moquin on October 11th, 2008

Good morning.

My cousin Mary emailed this to me and I found it so interesting. Thanks Mary!

So…to all my readers around the world, if you could vote for our next President, whom would you vote for? Go to ‘If the world could vote’  website and vote. The results will show you who (what country) and how many people in that particular country around the world voted on who they would like to see as our next President.  Will it be Obama? Or will it be McCain? You must vote to see the results.

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Ah..Al: Are you feeling the angst and worry of the country and taking it out on me?  Not too long ago your words would’ve sent me over but today they mean nothing. They are only words spewing from your mouth. 

If you remember way back when I discussed advertising you suggested that I ask for donations and that you would donate. Do you remember Al? Why don’t you put your money where your mouth is?  

This may be a PT job for ZL; she’s a trained writer, but as for me I am not, and it feels like a FT job.  This blog is work for me, and hard work it is. I have never been a writer and I am not sure I consider myself one now, even though I have written every day for the past 16 months. Unfortunately writing has never come easy to me, and to this day it is still challenging. 

I don’t do anything half assed. So when I started this blog I got inspired when I realized that I could channel my creativity through writing.  I made a commitment that I would write everyday and do my best no matter what I wrote about. Some subjects are very easy to write and some are very challenging. But because I care about what is written, it is paramount that I read and research, no matter if my readership is a thousand or a hundred thousand.  

It’s no one’s business where the state of our finances are, but if I can make money on my blog and not have to abandon it for work that I know I can make a living at, (I have been designing clothing for the past 20 years and I am good at it.) then I would rather do just that, so that I can continue to do something that I love and be here everyday for my readers who look forward to the daily writes.  It’s really that simple.   

No Al, your words did not bother me. What bothered me is what Anonz said, “…I doubt the gov’t would allow her to experience that kind of encouragement.” If I do not make money on my blog, at some point I may have to abandon it. That is a fact. 

This is not a ploy to get people to contribute. There are plenty of people asking for donations that are far more in need than I am and still…people don’t donate. And really Al, if there are only a few readers as you seem to think, then why be concerned that I am profitable.  As far as advertisers are concerned, they know how to get the numbers if they are interested. 

Lastly, I have never had the word cunt used in a derogatory way towards me before, and especially not ‘greedy cunt’.  No…my cunt is very ‘giving’.  ”You have the most beautiful cunt.” “I want to fuck your cunt.” “Your cunt is the tightest, hottest, juiciest, sweetest piece of meat I’ve ever had.” Now, those are words that have been spoken. I never thought I’d write about my cunt on my blog. How delightful…

So…Got the visual? Just in case you haven’t, let me tease you with a little photo.  I know you don’t like my face, so I’ve cropped the photo just for you. I left my mouth though….just for a little added pleasure.  

PS: Don’t try to zoom in and see my cunt. Hahhaha! I know you’re messed up Al, so I’ll let you slide. Tao’s been screwing with your mind getting you ready for that space travel that you so desire. Just remember….If we ever do have that ride together, I’ll let you smell it, but you’ll never get a taste of it.  You’ll wish you had the chance to be pussy whipped by this!…C’mon… tell me your laughing. 

I just had to end there…much better with a laugh than anything else…yes?

 

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8 Responses to “If The World Could Vote Who Would You Vote For?”

  1. Zen Lill Says:

    aahh, Mischa, you never cease to amaze me or make me laugh and you’re looking right sexy I might add.
    I’m sure the world will want to vote for your cunt, or zoom in for a close shot at that pussy power, hahaha…
    Al, happy now, boy?
    Oh, this one is good fun.
    I love you, Mischa, you rock!
    Smart – Red Hot – and a sense of humor, is there a better combo to be had?
    Methinks not…
    - Zen Lill (still laughing out loud, this is going to be a great day, thanks for this!)

  2. Zen Lill Says:

    Oh btw Mischa, if what anonz stated above turns out to be true, call me we’ll do plan B and since I’m a ‘trained writer’ (thanks for that, kind of true, but if you never published, so what?) I will gladly assist, I mentioned it before and we both laughed but I may be on to something, give this a few weeks, if anonz is right, let’s talk, maybe in person, I’ll write the convo off as a biz expense ; ) Much luv, Zen
    PS I voted, and folks if Obama doesn’t get in it’ll be a crying shame, though he’ll still be hard pressed to do any of the things he wants to…

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  5. Harry Says:

    Now is the time to write in and say Doug you luck dog.

    Al, say you’re sorry.

    Harry

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