2008 Where Are You Watching From?
posted by August 28 at 18:22 PM
onYou saw where I’m watching from. Annie is down on the floor. Charles is at the gavel-to-gavel-covering basement cabaret from the other night. Where are you?
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posted by August 28 at 18:22 PM
onYou saw where I’m watching from. Annie is down on the floor. Charles is at the gavel-to-gavel-covering basement cabaret from the other night. Where are you?
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Living room with the family!
Been watching for the last two hours...
My couch, scarfing leftovers and trying to decide if I want to go see Tiny Vipers at Sonic Boom or watch Obama's speech. I promised to be at one, but want to see the other, too.
On my couch. I considered going somewhere but...eh, I like my couch and TV.
Iowa City, Iowa
I'm working, and don't get to watch. Sigh. But I do get to look at the news online and chuckle about the fact that the climate clearly hate the GOP.
At work until 7:30 with no TV! Unfair!
Albuquerque! Totally stoned at a friends place. Where the fuck is Obama already??
Chicago in my shitty apartment. Wishing Al Gore would have won...
R Place with fags. Anybody wanna fuck after the speech?
Is it streaming online anywhere?
@10: cnn.com has a straight feed without commentators, cspan also has one.
Sitting in my living room, alone, eating two slices of pizza from Whole Foods (2 slices for $5 special).
Msnbc on the net in Oita, Japan!
PBS is also showing everything, as they've done all this past week.
the fat lady just made me cry.
damnit
Let's hear it for Barney Smith!
My couch, monitoring live updates from friends and keeping an eye on your words, Eli. Annie and Charles, too.
Good bottle of red, sausage & peppers on the stove, marinara simmering all day, 40" Sony HD.
Lexington, Kentucky. In my living room. No TV but listening on NPR and reading the blogs.
In my TV loft, sitting amongst my signed England football boot, World Cup tickets and other footy memorabilia.
@9, yes, actually.
NYC, specifically Upper West Side. Not a lot of convincing needs to happen in my neighborhood. But, if I can get anyone a biyali, let me know.
I'm at the FOX Sports Bar, where people are starting to grumble that one of the 18 screens you can see from the bar will be showing Obama's speech. "I came here so don't have to watch that shit," said a guy on my left. The guy on my right just ordered a "Tiger Woods."
in my bed. sick with a cold. cspan does indeed rock.
thankfully one of my cats is keeping me company. now if only i could locate a friend who is willing/able to bring me some chicken soup....the pizza comment above got me salivating...
Democratic Party gathering at a local piza joint. San Jose, CA
Wellington, NZ watching live feed CSPAN. Everyone here keeps saying that the world needs Obama to win.
At home drinking beer and moscow mules. WOOT!
Also in Albuquerque. Unfortunately not stoned, but getting a little tipsy on some good Santa Fe beer with the daschund I'm chilling with in his nice pad for the next couple days (housesitting = good, easy money... and free cable :)
at spitfire, it's packed in here.
@15 - here here, that hit me too for some reason.
A Ramada Inn in Grand Rapids, MI. It's good that I'm away from home because otherwise I would be distracted with other things...
I'm at home in my apartment in Hyde Park, watching the stream of the convention online.
At home, Pioneer Square, watching online at CNN.com.
from behind my bong. go obama!
In my apartment, eating takeout with my wife.
From the living room. The rice I cooked has totally gone cold and unnoticed since 7:30PM
BUT THE BEERS DIDNT
On Capitol Hill (not DC) where our party just broke up with all agreeing that Barack and Joe have to descend into the gutter so they can look up at the Starz in order to whip McCain and whatever cretin he has dug up in Dayton, Ohio.
Dems theme song if we lose: "Brother can you spare a dime?"
Reps theme song if they win (from Sex & the City): "Sister, can you spare a lime?"
Istanbul
Democratsabroad.org
votefromabroad.org
I was at Amsterdam, a gay bar in Atlanta. When Obama talked about his "gay and lesbian brothers and sisters," I didn't even hear the thing-we-can-all-agree because the bar burst into such noisy applause. It was pretty sweetass.
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