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Whether you're a Bill Maher fan or not, I actually like his idea of "voting for BBQ."
Why? It's bipartisan and everyone can relate to it.
He is on video saying the "BBQ" quote here:
Gap (http://www.gap.com/votefor_videoID=bill_maher - broken link)
In all honesty, it's pretty cool that GAP is behind this - they made this quite creative, and it's probably my favorite ad (cuts through all the other crazy political ads)!
that's bipartisan? were you watching something else?
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Originally Posted by DCguy03
Whether you're a Bill Maher fan or not, I actually like his idea of "voting for BBQ."
Why? It's bipartisan and everyone can relate to it.
He is on video saying the "BBQ" quote here:
Gap (http://www.gap.com/votefor_videoID=bill_maher - broken link)
In all honesty, it's pretty cool that GAP is behind this - they made this quite creative, and it's probably my favorite ad (cuts through all the other crazy political ads)!
It's amusing that when he say's that we shouldn't vote for someone smarter than us some people automatically assume that he is talking about Obama. Do you believe Obama is smarter than McCain?
is there any other kind? BBQ isn't an adjective, it's a noun.
Eastern Carolina style would be the adjective here.
I like eastern Carolina style(adj) BBQ(n).
I like Kansas City style(adj) BBQ(n).
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