the great debate that none can win
hoping for a loser?
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Get me a front row seat, Dave! I don't want to see anyone lose; some intelligent debate might be nice.
The bloodsport of politics... not my favorite.
It will probably be the usual kind of debate with enough hot air to float a temporary balloon.
how many will do the wise thing and go outside for a nice walk, bike ride, or even just sit on a bench and watch the world go by? steven
Frail flowers appear
April's new moon will appear
The TV is off.
I love to see how you inspire your readers.
a reason for rum,
a call for whiskey sours -
candidates debate.
(are Derrick and Carl twins?)
Now you are getting a taste of American politics...so sorry for that.
Absolutely great. Maybe the best.
Irony in a slashing flash.
I'm not sure even the winner is always a winner.
The debate that never was
No debate for me.
Too busy watching repeats.
Very trenchant!
Aloha from Waikiki
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Thanks for your replies - and a special mention for the two haiku. I enjoyed them all.
I did watch it - it had something of the character of a repeat, Friko, or so I thought. Overall, though, I think there were just too many rules. It was more like an amateur boxing match than a blood sport.
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