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[tmthforu94]

Holy Jesus fuck, 917 PMs?

922

Dude.....Read the News:

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Hey, Deeds for Governor '09, you have 2164 messages, 0 are new.

Suck it.

[tmthforu94]

Hey, Deeds for Governor '09, you have 2164 messages, 0 are new.

Suck it.

Dave will not be happy when he finds that out.

[Хahar 🤔]

Hey, Deeds for Governor '09, you have 2164 messages, 0 are new.

Suck it.

You stopped deleting them in January, didn't you?

I'm not going to tell you folks how many I have.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Hey, Deeds for Governor '09, you have 2164 messages, 0 are new.

Suck it.

You stopped deleting them in January, didn't you?

I'm not going to tell you folks how many I have.

The first one I have is from the end of February, 2008.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Holy Jesus fuck, 917 PMs?

     If I never deleted my PMs, I think I'd probably be around 6000-7000 by now. Since I delete them fairly often, though, I'm only at 618.

[tmthforu94]

I delete mine after every time I read it. So it never goes above 10.

[ilikeverin]

Holy Jesus fuck, 917 PMs?

     If I never deleted my PMs, I think I'd probably be around 6000-7000 by now. Since I delete them fairly often, though, I'm only at 618.

Um, wow.  I very rarely delete... maybe, uh, 500 total over my time at the Forum.  And I only have 767 in my inbox.  Quite a few of which are Diplomacy-related.

[Rowan]

Why the heck does everyone PM so much?

[Alexander Hamilton]

Why the heck does everyone PM so much?

Why not?

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Why the heck does everyone PM so much?

Because everybody wants to contact there buddies and catch up. I have sent many PM's and maybe 5 were not related in some way to politics.

[AndrewTX]

I have 411, I'm way too lazy to delete any, plus you never know when your going to need something from it. Most of mine are region news and suggestions, things of that nature.

[Hash]

775. I purged a bunch of old ones in January or something, when I had 500-600 or so.

[Alexander Hamilton]

775. I purged a bunch of old ones in January or something, when I had 500-600 or so.

I guess I just talk a lot Not much else to do at 6 AM

[ilikeverin]

Why the heck does everyone PM so much?

Um, keep in mind that I've had almost 6 years to amass mine

[DownWithTheLeft]

You talk as if the RPP has all the power in the Mideast.

The RPP and DA are roughly equal (I don't know the exact numbers).  However, Tmth has secured not only the support of indepedents like OfficePark, but also has the support of at least one DA member in Swedish Cheese

[DownWithTheLeft]

RPP Presidential Nomination Odds:

Fmr. Sen. PiT          3-2
Fmr. Sen. Smid       5-1
Gov. Inks              10-1
Gov. AndrewCT    10-1
Fmr. Gov. Duke     50-1
Fmr. Sen. DWTL   100-1
Hamilton              500-1
Sen. Tmthforu94  500-1
Field                    1000-1

[DownWithTheLeft]

PiT Chosen, Running Mate a Mystery

One obstacle has been cleared as the RPP has chosen PiT to replace MasterJedi on their presidential ticket.  However, little is known about whether AndrewCT will stay on the ticket, and his public statements suggest he will not.  Sources inside the party indicate that PiT will likely chose a senior party member who was not named but the source claimed was an "outsider" pick, someone who does not currently hold office or a member of another party who is being courted.  Only time will tell but PiT has stated he hopes to resolve the situation soon.

[DownWithTheLeft]

RATING CHANGE

The NWA had been waiting to see where a few key votes would fall in the Mideast senate race before doing this, but with the RPP firmly united behind Tmth and the DA evenly split 3-3, the NWA changes it rating in the Mideast senate race to...

Safe RPP

This race really looks like a Minnesota/Florida 2006 type race, Constine looked like he might pose a threat at first, but this one is all but over.

Despite numbers suggest a dead heat and a turnout battle, the NWA is keeping its "Lean DA" rating in the Northeast senate race

[Alexander Hamilton]

I'm predicting a 2-1 blowout.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

I'm predicting a 2-1 blowout.

LOL.

[Marokai Backbeat]

Well, considering you've moved or registered several voters in the Mideast since the last election cycle, I'd say Ben is at an unfortunate disadvantage.

There's also the fact that a couple DA members can't even support their own candidate. The Democratic Alliance is more of a label than an actual political party.

[tmthforu94]

There's also the fact that a couple DA members can't even support their own candidate. The Democratic Alliance is more of a label than an actual political party.

I believe that voters should vote for who they think would do a better job, no matter what party they are in.

[Vepres]

Well, considering you've moved or registered several voters in the Mideast since the last election cycle, I'd say Ben is at an unfortunate disadvantage.

There's also the fact that a couple DA members can't even support their own candidate. The Democratic Alliance is more of a label than an actual political party.

Well, Ben is a relatively new member of the DA.

[Marokai Backbeat]

There's also the fact that a couple DA members can't even support their own candidate. The Democratic Alliance is more of a label than an actual political party.

I believe that voters should vote for who they think would do a better job, no matter what party they are in.

Well the Mideast has the benefit of having two decent options, I'll say that.