#1821 ·
I wouldn't rule out chess either; I once had a guy carrying me, completely naked, along the waterfront while I was mid-match against Magnus Carlsen.
Started by Morgan Williams · · 👁 364 views · 18K replies
Amanda Evans2 said:I wouldn't rule out chess either; I once had a guy carrying me, completely naked, along the waterfront while I was mid-match against Magnus Carlsen.

Robin Fox2 said:I mean, how was anyone supposed to know who you voted for unless you went out of your way to announce it? There’s really no reason to volunteer that information, is there? It isn't exactly a legal requirement... Besides, referendums have this peculiar little tradition of being secret ballots
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Only 1.2% were against it. Jovic and a few others 😍
Robin Fox2 said:I mean, how was anyone supposed to know who you voted for unless you went out of your way to announce it? There’s really no reason to volunteer that information, is there? It isn't exactly a legal requirement... Besides, referendums have this peculiar little tradition of being secret ballots
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Only 1.2% were against it. Jovic and a few others 😍
Matthew Anderson4 said:lol, what's even weird about that? last year you couldn't vote for or against anything without getting jumped by someone. that referendum wasn't exactly a masterclass in freedom either.
can only imagine how intense it was back then when people had to cast their ballots. hard to believe someone could just openly say they were against independence. if they couldn't be vocal about it, then I guess Jovic might actually have a point.
honestly, I can say it out loud today—I couldn't care less about the American flag or whatever this whole patriotic circus represents. doubt I could've said that back in the day. we didn't have anonymous forums back then. 😂
Robin Fox2 said:The church offers its support because they’ve found a way to make it serve their own interests, yet they aren't the ones providing volunteers to spend sixteen hours a day collecting signatures, nor are they actually signing them... Those people were on the ground because they truly believed in the cause they gathered to support.
Robin Fox2 said:The church offers its support because they’ve found a way to make it serve their own interests, yet they aren't the ones providing volunteers to spend sixteen hours a day collecting signatures, nor are they actually signing them... Those people were on the ground because they truly believed in the cause they gathered to support.