If it's anything like the Mexican voting system, you literally just get a sheet of paper for every position, and you scribble over the party/candidate you wish to support. Then you fold the paper and put it inside the box topped with the same color.
Why the hell should we wish someone who's going to vote good luck? Nobody ever does that over here either. Besides: I couldn't care less who wins the elections in another country, no offense. I only pay attention to things that directly affect me or my family and friends, so I'll stick to watching local politics...
Although, come to think of it, voting does often times feel like a lottery, so maybe good luck wishes are applicable after all...
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
@Octane Seeing as all politicians are liars and back-pedalers anyway, it is indeed true that none of the answers are correct, but if you vote, you at least have the right to complain about any outcome that doesn't agree with you...
@Morpheel Please not. I wasn't about to elaborate, so far as I'm concerned, I've said all I wanted to say about it. Blame @Anti-Matter, though. He's the one that started it, with the "wish me luck, I'm voting" comment...
@Morpheel Oh, well. There's a first time for everything. And as you can tell, the intent came across anyway,
so mission accomplished regardless. I just thought you were doing it in somewhat of a sarcastic way...
@Morpheel As you should. Glass half full and all that. All that matters is the desired outcome, much like how a lousily won football match is still a victory regardless. It's just not as entertaining, but that's only something that counts in the moment. Years later, all we want to remember (and generally will remember) is that we won...
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
Hey guys, I haven't posted in a while.
Got a new telescopic stylus for my good old 3DS, the original one wasn't staying on anymore.
Other than that I'm building a Ryzen PC, my current one (Phenom X4 II) was built back in december 2011 and it's showing its age.
This blue eye perceives all things conjoined. The past, the future, and the present. Everything flows and all is connected. This eye is not merely seen reality. It is touching the truth. Open the eye of truth... There is nothing to fear.
@Morpheel Sometimes happens to me as well, must be those dang nematodes!
Also, moving stuff & thangs around since it'll make things look better since I said so. Also x2, yes, this means i'll eventually reorganize my SpongeBob collection, really does make one part of my wall nothing but bright yellow, lol. Also x3, the funko pops won't be moved around, however I already spoke the word "funko" and "pop", it's only a matter of time before someone @'s at me saying how they hate funko pops, i've seen those comments in the articles (´༎ຶ ͜ʖ ༎ຶ `)
I made Sheldon & Mr. Randoms back on Flipnote Hatena, now i'm a kangaroo mod that has a funko pop collection!
I'm not keen politics since that stuff is spooky, I'd rather watch SpongeBob over Fox News anyways!
@Morpheel I've had that happen as well. It seems completely random.
@ThanosReXXX There's often a silver lining in such situations such as what happened to Notre Dame. It won't be the same, but restoration efforts (and hopefully more fireproof materials are used this time) can be coordinated well I'm sure. I'd like to go to Paris myself someday and see it, but that visit will have to wait awhile it seems.
Honestly, I picked up Sword of Hajya on the 3DS Virtual Console back when I first got into Fire Emblem; I had just finished Awakening at the time and read that it was also a SRPG. I hadn't played a Game Gear game before, so I thought "Why not?".
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