Can you believe my son walked all over my house for weeks with a pin which stated "I refuse to vote for a Son of a Bush". I received countless lectures about how Bush is against Aids Funding, yada, yada, yada, so I was NO way in heck gonna vote Bush.

I mean you *have* to have peace in the family. Well, um, that with the help of the good looking guy passing out treats at the poll area did help, just a lil.

But the bottom line is....the son left saying "I'm gonna go vote for Bush". And YES he was serious.

Don: If you read this....... Rassberries from your MOTHER.

From one mother to another mother.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

-- (shh@aol.com), November 07, 2000

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smart son

-- dinosaur (dinosaur@williams-net.com), November 07, 2000.

'sumer, my Mom always told me, "There comes a time when a mother has to let her daughter or son go and make their own mistakes".

So I did.

Apparently, my Mom told your son the same thing ;-)

-- Patricia (PatriciaS@lasvegas.com), November 07, 2000.

LOL @ Patricia!

-- cin (cin@cin.cin), November 07, 2000.

Patricia: Double the LOL :-)

Hey, Your MOM 'must' have talked to my son.

Of course, I could have tied him up and held him hostage till the polls closed, roughly 7:00, but I did *let him go*

2 points for Mom

0 points for Son

BTW, mom is feeling a *lil* guilty over voting for Gore :-(

Sheesh what a heck of an election.

-- consumer (shh@aol.com), November 08, 2000.

'sumer, I don't know why you would feel "guilty" over voting for Gore.

Now if you had voted for Bush..... :-)

-- Patricia (PatriciaS@lasvegas.com), November 08, 2000.

Pat,

As a Libertarian,the day after an election I allways think that about both the D's & R's,I'd probably feel guilty too ; )

-- capnfun (capnfun1@excite.com), November 08, 2000.