Trolling

[barretcreek]

Read a piece by the crime reporter for SF Chronicle about her car getting stolen and how useless the law is for recovering it and prosecuting the drug addicted p.o.s which stole it. Actually she dropped her keys, but still...

So I emailed her: Who did you vote for? Haven't heard back.

[Vern Humphrey]

Read a piece by the crime reporter for SF Chronicle about her car getting stolen and how useless the law is for recovering it and prosecuting the drug addicted p.o.s which stole it. Actually she dropped her keys, but still...

So I emailed her: Who did you vote for? Haven't heard back.

And you won't -- you just refuted her most cherished belief.

[dogtag]

If someone e-mailed me asking who I voted for, I wouldn't reply either.
No one's business but mine.

[barretcreek]

If someone e-mailed me asking who I voted for, I wouldn't reply either.
No one's business but mine.

It's a rhetorical question. She's wailing about being a victim.