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For what its worth I'd vote for ya. Not that living in Ohio affords me such a privilege. Will Fnordboy be your lieutenant govenor? Mglenn your attorney general, Candygirl state treasurer...

fnordboy wrote:I will be the Smithers to Gary's Burns...errr... that just got weird. nevermind.

GaryEA wrote:

fnordboy wrote:I will be the Smithers to Gary's Burns...errr... that just got weird. nevermind.

WHAT?!

fnordboy wrote:

candygirl wrote:Yes, let me handle the money!

Rule Number 1: Never let a woman handle your money.

Megs wrote:I am feeling slighted, as I wasn't asked to be a part of Gary's cabinet.

Megs wrote:I am feeling slighted, as I wasn't asked to be a part of Gary's cabinet.

fnordboy wrote:

Megs wrote:I am feeling slighted, as I wasn't asked to be a part of Gary's cabinet.

Your role was larger than everyone elses actually. You were to be the "intern".

GaryEA wrote:

Megs wrote:I am feeling slighted, as I wasn't asked to be a part of Gary's cabinet.

Aw Megs, of course you can be a part of my cabinet. Any position you have in mind?



In light of fnordboy's recent comments (sick bastard ), I think I should phrase that differently...

Is there any job title you wish to have?



Gary

candygirl wrote:Yes, let me handle the money!

Who says the recall election is bad for California business?

The bar at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Washington, D.C.'s swank Georgetown section now serves a cocktail called the "Total Recall" using Hangar One vodka, produced by St. George Spirits of Alameda.

St. George assistant distiller and partner Lance Winters, who helps produce the company's potent potables near Alameda Point, said it's nice that someone's making lemonade from the Golden State's lemons.

"But if you're serving it in California, it doesn't matter what you make it with because people are going to say it's not what they wanted. If they say that, we'll give them another drink but charge them $67 million," he quipped in reference to the recall election's cost. Anyway, he said, "most of the cocktails we make are designed to prevent recall -- of anything."


Apparently California's gubernatorial fracas is on everyone's lips, so to speak, in the nation's capital, with Republican candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger -- star of the 1990 sci-fi hit, "Total Recall" -- a hot topic of bar-room discourse.

A Ritz-Carlton news release says the Total Recall is "a bipartisan drink made with conservative ingredients and a liberal pour."

Conceived by Michael Brown, bartender at the Ritz-Carlton's Degrees bar, it includes three parts Hangar One vodka, two parts Chambord -- "French are back in style," the release says -- two parts fresh-squeezed Florida orange juice "in memory of the Florida presidential election," a dash of ginger ale and a dash of cranberry juice. Stir with ice, strain and serve, Martini-style.

Bottoms up, California.

An American fast food chain is trying to get a head start on the California recall election results by urging Mexican food fans to eat an Arnie. Taco Bell bosses have renamed their beef tacos The Arnie and their chicken tacos The Gray Davis in a bid to see whether Arnold Schwarzenegger's bid for Governor - a post currently held by Davis - will be successful. The results from more than 1,000 California fast food restaurants will be posted on Taco Bell's website every Tuesday.