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Older Kiwis, jog my memory for a sec: has it always taken multiple days for some states to count their votes due to logistical issues and time differences the like? 2016 was the first election I was able to vote in and I remember swing states like Ohio and Florida (back when it could be considered one) were decided within the evening.

I don’t recall if Nevada held out till the end of the week in ‘16 but this was also eight years ago and I’m spotty on some details.
No -everything was called the night of the election. 2020 was the first time it ever took more than one evening because... well, if you've hung out here long enough, you know why.

2016 was the first time I recalled watching MSNBC go until almost 1AM unwilling to declare Trump the winner, despite every other major outlet already doing so. Glorious.
 
I'm just flat out saying 2D Zelda is better than 3D Zelda wholesale. I don't think Zelda was ever meant to be 3D. I think the 3D games suck, frankly. Barring Majora's Mask, I can't think of a single good 3D Zelda game. I think ever since Nintendo brought Zelda to 3D, it's been struggling to figure out new things for Link to actually do so you have several games all of which are gimmicky. Puzzles in 3D Zelda have been pathetic. It's platforming at best and fetch quests at worst. The 2D games don't have this problem.
The 3D games have a different vibe for sure. The 3D games all come down to their atmosphere and side quests. If those don't work for you the games won't work at all. But what OoT and MM did really pushed the boundaries of prior 3D games. Other games of that time that tried to have the same scale really struggled. Of course they are dwarfed by modern open world games, but MM in particular still stands out because its quests feel like a handcrafted painting whereas modern open world games feel like 90% of the content is tacked on as filler and often times just procedurally generated.
 
Irish people are some of the most obnoxiously obsessed with American politics out of all Europeans. Also a lot of them are strangely hostile towards Americans at least on Reddit, when most Americans either don't think about them at all or love Irish/Celtic stuff like faerie lore and Celtic knotwork. It's always been kinda weird to me.
Irish need not apply.
 
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Clinton packed out this in Manhattan in some huge glass building for muh glass ceilings memes.

p.s. someone suggested asmongold, kill yourself. the way he cums when he drinks a soda drives murderous intent into me. "UMHMMHHMmmmghuhHHNGNNGGGG" *siiiipppppP*. fucking GROSS.
LOL, well.. I love to hate asmongold.
 
Older Kiwis, jog my memory for a sec: has it always taken multiple days for some states to count their votes due to logistical issues and time differences the like? 2016 was the first election I was able to vote in and I remember swing states like Ohio and Florida (back when it could be considered one) were decided within the evening.

I don’t recall if Nevada held out till the end of the week in ‘16 but this was also eight years ago and I’m spotty on some details.
It's always been declared the night of historically, barring a handful of contested states being "decided", but subject to change barring challenges. The challenges are almost always unsuccessful. The recounts usually shift a few votes around, but rarely change the outcome of an election. One notable example of it actually being successful in the Minnesota Senate race in 2008 between Al Franken and Norm Coleman.

2020 was a very unique situation. COVID made everything a clusterfuck in terms of mail-in ballots in numbers never before seen, in certain states being seen for the first time. The USPS was shorthanded, as were election workers. The protocols were put together on the fly and poorly thought out with very little guidance or supervision. The multiple day wait was extremely unique and unseen in recent memory.

Do not expect the same this time around, in my opinion. The same factors aren't present, and most mail-in ballots are already accounted for and in. I believe the race will be called tonight one way or the other, though I may be wrong if the margins are small enough in key states.
 
You know, I think it's fucking scary that the people who sit in the higest-paid office jobs in this country are also the most clueless people in this country. This is shit that's going on right outside their work.

They only know to go to HuffPo, CNN, and MSNBC and all three are serving hopium, even NOW. But you can go on X and Elon is blasting champaign corks already, and the richest people in the country know what's going on. But high powered attorneys, CIOs, middling CEOs, lawyers... none of them know.
 
Fox just did a cut-in of the DNC headquarters with Harris. They did a cheer and it sounded like the saddest bachelorette party ever after one called out "MADAM PRESIDENT", certainly not much baritone amongst them. They sounded like they're in mourning.
the Democrats really fucked up by waiting so goddamn long and only forcing Biden to step down and let Harris take over with only three months left, It's clear she was only a backup option, but no other democrat stepped up for candidacy this election so that party is in a rut while the GOP become ever more united under Trump.

I would like to see Ukraine win, but this fearmongering about Russians loving Trump is getting old. Like if Kamala will be better for Ukraine.
Russians (or more accurately, the government) are obviously biased for Trump, they don't love him, he just happens to be nowhere near is as opposed to their interests as most US presidents, his orange man's mind Iran (for being Israel's biggest threat), and China, for being much more economically prominent, are the bigger priorities with Russia being seen as "Europe's problem" that they can deal with themselves.
 
Why don't you make an unassuming alt account and post with it? Posting from the site admin account is like Marilyn Manson being frustrated he's recognized because he does his grocery shopping in full costume.
Null should be able to post like the rest of us. Even when I post something that enrages the incels, antisemites, and/or Putin cock holsters, I do not get 30+ replies trying to engage me in 80 different arguments. He broke his back so that we can have a place to shitpost without the gay nigger tranny tone police, and that includes him as well.
 
Older Kiwis, jog my memory for a sec: has it always taken multiple days for some states to count their votes due to logistical issues and time differences the like? 2016 was the first election I was able to vote in and I remember swing states like Ohio and Florida (back when it could be considered one) were decided within the evening.

I don’t recall if Nevada held out till the end of the week in ‘16 but this was also eight years ago and I’m spotty on some details.
No. Prior to 2000, elections were mostly settled the same night due to them not being close. The vote would hit a statistical point of no return, a winner would be announced, and the loser would concede, usually by 1 am est at the latest. All states would keep counting in order to settle local elections and issues, and to certify the election days later.
 
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