Live Blogging Election Night

Nick Gillespie | 11.7.2006 11:42 AM

Set your browsers to stun: I'll be live-blogging the election at CNN's Pipleline blog party, starting around 7PM ET tonight.

Which may be one more reason to go Amish, at least for tonight.

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ChrisO 20 years ago

It'll only be a party if everybody is doing "drunk guy spelling" by 10pm.
Chris S. 20 years ago

Which may be one more reason to go Amish, at least for tonight.

Oh, I strongly support "going Amish." Those Amish chicks are hot and willing to do just about anything.
NoStar 20 years ago

Nick,

How could you make an Amish reference without making a link to Weird Al Yankovic's Amish Paradise? Are you feeling OK?

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7428487200380416428

For your convienence, I've linked it to me name.

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