Free coffee today and free beer tonight!

DCe is giving away free coffee to everyone today till 6pm when the polls close.
We'll be giving out free beer (I'm buying the house a round) when Obama is declared the President-Elect.
I expect that to be between 11 and midnight
so come on down and join in the celebration!

Free beer sounds great. But maybe it should be IF Obama wins.

Way past my bedtime, but I sure hope you have to give away a lot of beer.

I can't help that I'm confident.
We got the ground game. We had the air game. We got the organization and the executive leadership.
If Obama runs the country as well as he ran his campaign then it's problem solving time.

Agreed! Nice meeting you Matthew, and thanks for the coffee! I'll be back...and please do let me know when you're ready to talk about baseball again...it's always nice to meet a fellow Cub. (I promise that's the last I'll bring it up until you give me the green light

Only for Obama supporters?

free for everyone!
but if they call it for McCain I ain't buying the house a round of beers I'll be breaking out the bourbon!

[Robin Garr]

Only for Obama supporters?

Hey, this is inside the Watterson! There aren't more than a couple of dozen McCain-Palin supporters in here!

Yeah, but I'm all Democrat on the down ticket. Just not at the top.

I have virtually no party loyalty, and ave been a registered member of three at different times.

Only for Obama supporters?

Hey, this is inside the Watterson! There aren't more than a couple of dozen McCain-Palin supporters in here!

What a way to foster that bi-partisan spirit!

I have friends of both party affiliations, living in your little happy area, and frankly, I'm kind of tired of the generalization that anyone living outside that happy little area is of lesser importance, or lower intellect. This isn't first mention that has been made, in disdain, might I add, for anyone living outside the Watterson.

I thought Obama represented the idea that everyone was of equal importance, not just a few "elitists" who think they are better than everyone else. Was I wrong?

I disagree with many things that both candidates say, and stand for, but I still respect people's opinions, and right to vote, even if I disagree. Frankly, I'm tired of the rhetoric coming from folks of both affiliations. Republicans aren't all ignorant racists, and Democrats aren't all politically correct, bleeding heart, "tree huggers." I guess it would be too much to ask for us to all get along.

It'll be interesting to see what happens, and if the race ends in a close call, or a landslide. Either way, lawsuits will be filed, and this crap could drag on for another month or so. Joy.

[Robin Garr]

I thought Obama represented the idea that everyone was of equal importance, not just a few "elitists" who think they are better than everyone else. Was I wrong?

It was a JOKE, Michelle! I'm sorry if it offended you. It's just kind of a running laugh among the Crescent Hill/Clifton/Highlands crowd that we're a deep blue puddle surrounded by a pool of red ... and I do think that the election returns maps tonight will bear that out.

But honest, I was just kidding! Heck, I review restaurants outside the Watterson all the time.

i'll bring some pie Matt

My bad, Robin. I didn't realize you were joking. My sincere apologies for over-reacting! I feel like a complete ass!

Oh my - no hurt feelings here. I threw it out there as an "easy lob over the net" fully expecting you to hit it back.

[Robin Garr]

My bad, Robin. I didn't realize you were joking. My sincere apologies for over-reacting! I feel like a complete ass!

Oh, Michelle, don't do that! Remember, the ass is the symbol of the Democrats

Seriously, no need ... we all need to remember that funny, snide or snarky remarks don't always go over well in this medium, and with all my years on forums, I ought to know it better than anyone.

Well, I still feel bad, I am so embarrassed !