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Feb
16
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I almost forgot to post this poll from Philly.com yesterday!
I didn’t mean to click ‘none,’ but I’m not going to go back and edit the screenshot to fix it. I haven’t had oatmeal in forever, I should totally go back and try it again sometime…
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dmac | 5:20 PM | 1 Comment
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Feb
5
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What?! I wanted to answer Lech Walesa. Lame, Philly.com. Lame.
But we all know what won this poll, though, don’t we?
In a landslide, even.
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dmac | 8:32 AM | 3 Comments
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Jan
28
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Yes, this is the Philly.com poll question of the day. Currently, the results: 59 percent say no! I guess all those Philly.com commenters spend less than half of their time on Stormfront. Who knew?
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dmac | 10:41 AM | 2 Comments
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Jan
19
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We all know that fan polls to pick a team’s nickname aren’t real, but it’s just so darn fun to vote in them. And, as such, you should go over and vote on a name at at Philly.com for the new MLS team.
There are a couple decent choices, but I went with the write-in vote above. Of the four choices, SC is probably the best, since it could piss off Europeans more than the other ones. I kinda like City, too. But I’m sure I’ll probably end up rooting for Union next year, unless that one Councilman in Chester derails the process. Oh, wait, he didn’t!
Also, I liked this part of that last link: “[I]t is believed to be the first nonunanimous vote on the all-Republican council in at least a decade.”
MLS Name The Team [Philly.com]
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dmac | 3:51 PM | 4 Comments
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Aug
6
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For your perusing pleasure, I’ve gone through an annotated a few things on a recent front page of Philly.com.
If you’ll excuse me, I have to go calm down; I am so psyched about Prince Chunk being back on the front page I need to go find a Xanax or something.
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dmac | 5:01 PM | 0 Comments
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Jul
23
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From yesterday (the totals are roughly the same still), Philly.com’s poll about homelessness:
Yes, the one with the lowest number of responses was, of course, about helping people. And the #1 response was wondering why the city didn’t do something about it. I guess if you pay your taxes…
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dmac | 9:34 AM | 5 Comments
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Apr
21
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In most elections, like the Philadelphia mayoral race last year or the general election this coming November, we already know who’s going to win. (Respectively: Michael Nutter and Ron Paul.) But tomorrow we don’t know who’s going to win! Alli Katz has posted this poll chart from Pollster (that I’ve made a little easier to follow with some additions) that shows that … I dunno.
Clinton is up by a few points, and will probably win by a few points. But we’re not 100 percent completely sure, and so tomorrow will be fun.
By fun, of course, I mean not fun.
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dmac | 5:02 PM | 2 Comments
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