brain fried...

[jillithian]

Focusing on work right now is very difficult due to three things:

1. Mr. cogshiftingman was all talking about crepes due to it being Pancake Day/Fat Tuesday and I'm having a hard time keeping the drool in my mouth. I know what I'm having for dinner tonight...
2. I recently rediscovered Mark Lanegan's Bubblegum album in my car and I currently have "Like Little Willie John" stuck in my head - oh, it's such good stuff.
3. I've been staring at this code for over a week now and no amount of debug lines is getting me to understand why this report decides to stop printing prices after 36 columns, but then starts up again for the next 36... unless it's the end of that section, then it'll just not print the next 40 columns. GAH!

I'm not sure if I'm going to go to any caucuses tonight. I understand that voting for an Independent candidate will just remove votes for the anti-Bush Democratic candidate, but I am unsure which of the main Democratic candidates I would prefer to have as president. Neither is Mr. Kucinich, who seemed to be the most level-headed match for my preferences. Can I be as dumb and politically distanced as not wanting to vote for a smoker (Mr. Obama)? I have to admit, I flip the channels when the candidates are being discussed as I figure the big question is November's results, not February's. I don't feel like my opinion is strong enough to vote either way in the Democratic caucus. I was far more afraid of Giuliani getting picked than hopeful that someone else would get picked. *shrug*

Back to the code...

Comments

[verucagonff.livejournal.com]

I didn't vote when Michigan came around. This was for two reasons. I normally don't vote in Primaries. I don't believe in them. The two major parties have hijacked our political system by having tax payers fund what should be a private event, the choosing of their candidates for various offices. That being said, I considered voting in this one because it has been so groundbreaking and hotly contested. I ended up not, because the candidates pulled out of Michigan since we made our primary early.

[cogshiftingman.livejournal.com]

I apologise for causing you to drool excessively :-)

[kniblet.livejournal.com]

Mr Kucinich is awesome. I cried when we couldn't have him.

I voted for Mr Obama as he is an optimistic voice for the future. I couldn't bear the alternative.