| Man dies at polling location, gets revived, then votes. If he had voted while dead, he probably would have been a Democrat |
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| Equilibrist Or from Chicago... Same thing really. |
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| BarefootInTheFark
Old joke is old, subby. |
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| Bondith
"It was God's divine word that I be there. Originally, I was just going skip the ballot and just go to lunch that day," Houston said. Instead of making you go vote, wouldn't it be simpler just for God not to give the guy a heart attack? |
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| Freakin Rican
lol you guys and politics |
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| BitwiseShift
If he had voted while dead, he probably would have been a Democrat and alphabetically FIFY. //This is the reason Halloween and Election Day are never the same. Cemetaries are very busy on election day. |
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| exick Bondith: "It was God's divine word that I be there. Originally, I was just going skip the ballot and just go to lunch that day," Houston said. Instead of making you go vote, wouldn't it be simpler just for God not to give the guy a heart attack? God works in confirmation-bias-supporting ways. |
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| Thank You Black Jesus!
Hyuk hyuk. Do a teleprompter one! |
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| Valiente
Bondith: "It was God's divine word that I be there. Originally, I was just going skip the ballot and just go to lunch that day," Houston said. Instead of making you go vote, wouldn't it be simpler just for God not to give the guy a heart attack? Why do you hate religious freedom? |
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| NkThrasher
Brace yourselves for local news puns about how serious voting is. |
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| blatz514 Either subby was the Weeners on the article or it was shamelessly stolen: Gerard Van der Leun · Top Commenter · Seattle, Washington If he was a Democrat he voted while dead. |
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| RantCasey
Wow, that was probably the sloppiest delivery of a tired ass joke I have seen in a long time. Congrats Subby! |
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| Leeds
To those of you saying this is an "old" or "tired joke: It's not a joke if it's true. |
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| JasonOfOrillia Well, if he was revived for free at the polling station then he probably voted Democrat anyway. |
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| NkThrasher
blatz514: Either subby was the Weeners on the article or it was shamelessly stolen: Because the Detroit News comments section is the genesis of the 'the dead are voting Democratic' joke? |
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| Fano BarefootInTheFark: Old joke is old, subby. Joke? Native West Virginian, I know we all have the right to vote, even those that have passed on |
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| I'm your huckleberry
Dick Cheney would never be a Democrat. |
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| Nana's Vibrator It all depends. Was he revived by a registered nurse whose training was paid for from public funds, or was the training paid for by a job creator? |
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| theteacher
I have a 93 year old (words with friends) friend who voted absentee two weeks ago fearing that she'd die before the election. |
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| strapp3r
would be SO proud |
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| Heamer MORE LIKE DEADOCRAT, AMIRITE |
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| MBooda
obvious |
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| Citrate1007
He may want Obamacare |
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| offmymeds
Fark you, subby. /registered Democrat |
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| Relatively Obscure "He was dead," Houston said. "No he wasn't," Reality said. |
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| jigger
"He was dead," Houston said. "He had no heartbeat and he wasn't breathing. I started CPR, and after a few minutes, he revived and started breathing again. He knew his name and his wife's name." If you were revived, it means you weren't dead, eh. |
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| andrewagill
"It was definitely a 911 scenario," Tischler said. What Tischler's ballot may look like: ![]() |
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| Ablejack
Do you know who else arose from death? /wait, that wasn't hitler, nevermind. |
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| RedPartyPenguins Is true. Happened not too far from me. It's all over the local news. |
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| Leeds
jigger: "He was dead," Houston said. "He had no heartbeat and he wasn't breathing. I started CPR, and after a few minutes, he revived and started breathing again. He knew his name and his wife's name." If you were revived, it means you weren't dead, eh. Eh eh eh, shows what you know. He was only mostly dead. |
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| cgraves67
offmymeds: Fark you, subby. /registered Democrat I'm impressed. Not only can you vote, you can also post on Fark while dead. |
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| I May Be Crazy But...
Of course, if he voted while brain dead, that would mean he's a Republican. Or if he voted while dead inside with no compassion or empathy, he's a... well, still a Republican. |
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| COMALite J
I thought Kenny McCormick was too young to vote? Or are they counting his chronological age, not his apparent age, since his age-group friends did meet then-President Bill Clinton? |
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| Relatively Obscure Leeds: jigger: "He was dead," Houston said. "He had no heartbeat and he wasn't breathing. I started CPR, and after a few minutes, he revived and started breathing again. He knew his name and his wife's name." If you were revived, it means you weren't dead, eh. Eh eh eh, shows what you know. He was only mostly dead. He was at the polling place to blave. |
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| Phil the SWO
Bondith: "It was God's divine word that I be there. Originally, I was just going skip the ballot and just go to lunch that day," Houston said. Instead of making you go vote, wouldn't it be simpler just for God not to give the guy a heart attack? I never understood that logic. "That child survived the plane crash! God has performed a miracle!" Um, what? |
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| Edward_Lapine
I find this story kind of fishy. As a paramedic, CPR is never that quick and clean. Ribs get broken, vomiting happens, and it's actually quite difficult to do efficient CPR with just one person. It's a very touching story that makes me smile, don't get me wrong. But, I'm pretty skeptical about it the whole process of this voter who "died" briefly. |
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| Smokey the Bare I chuckled subby. /everyone else has to relax a little bit |
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| poonesfarm
Hackneyed joke, bad delivery...you should send this one into Leno, subby! |
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| KrispyKritter the tiny NJ town i grew up in once voted in a dead guy for Mayor. |
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| corronchilejano
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| KellyKellyKelly offmymeds: Fark you, subby. /registered Democrat Calm down. /not subby //registered Democrat ///dead inside |
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| evaned
jigger: "He was dead," Houston said. "He had no heartbeat and he wasn't breathing. I started CPR, and after a few minutes, he revived and started breathing again. He knew his name and his wife's name." If you were revived, it means you weren't dead, eh. Not clinically. I'll agree that's an uncommon use of the word, but it's not even remotely unprecedented. |
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| Gabrielmot
You know what's great about this election? It's over tomorrow... Can we have a butt hurt thread for whoever loses? |
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| MBooda
Pope Formosus votes thumbs up. |
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| wickedragon
Leeds: jigger: "He was dead," Houston said. "He had no heartbeat and he wasn't breathing. I started CPR, and after a few minutes, he revived and started breathing again. He knew his name and his wife's name." If you were revived, it means you weren't dead, eh. Eh eh eh, shows what you know. He was only mostly dead. and mostly dead is still slightly alive. |
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| hsburns30
Subby stated, "If he had voted while dead, he probably would have been a Democrat" Wouldn't it make more sense that he voted Democrat after not dying since it's Republicans who seem so against healthcare and the welfare of others? |
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| moralpanic
And yet all the election frauds seems to be committed by Republicans... |
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| ras django offmymeds: Fark you, subby. /registered Democrat me too. how did i register Dem? well, let me tell you. tl;dr fraulance. |
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| Hoopy Frood
poonesfarm: Hackneyed joke, bad delivery...you should send this one into Leno, subby! That's for print stuff. Online, if they like it, they'll steal it themselves. |
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| LDM90
Next time subby makes this joke, he should change it to "Republicans". Then fark will find it hilarious. /you know what to do, Francis |
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| Snarcoleptic_Hoosier Article fails to mention whether or not he would get on the cart. /He feels hap-py! He feels hap-py //Thud ///Here you are ////Thank you |
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