O'Donnell at The Villages
 

Christine O'Donnell got a cool reception at Barnes & Noble yesterday for her book signing. Less than a dozen people were there for her book. I am glad to see that The Villagers did not fall into her plan of selling lots of books in this bastion of conservatives.

Although I am hardly a conservative, this is very encouraging news!

Perhaps with the current regime in the White House, people are just spending their money on necessities. :D

It is merely the refreshing confirmation that common sense prevails obviating the need for an R or a D to reach a conclusion....eh?

btk

Yea, but the timing was terrible, with the stock market tanking the last few weeks. I have done some amateur tracking in the past, and have found that people do not spend as much as when the market is doing well. Maybe a mental thing.

Baloney. A $23 book is not going to break anyone in The Villages. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. (Sigmund Freud..look it up.)

Ladydoc, I love your answer. Keep it going!

Glad you got down there to check on the turnout, Buggy. You've got to let me see the signed copy of her book the next time I see you.

Ladydoc,
You sure it wasn't Bill Clinton who said that? :D Anyway, well said.

You would be surprised. I know many people will not go out to eat without coupons or early bird special.

LOL I bet he bought it. Probably a closet Republican? :D

Originally Posted by ladydoc
Baloney. A $23 book is not going to break anyone in The Villages. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. (Sigmund Freud..look it up.)

Ladydoc,
You sure it wasn't Bill Clinton who said that? Anyway, well said.

Well, in his case a cigar wasn't just a cigar. :)

Ladydoc,
I like your style. :BigApplause:

Wow, this thread has turned funny and lighthearted. In Political. Pinch me.

You must have him mixed up with someone else !!!

Bucco,

He probably did. Glad to keep it light on this post. Hope you have a good day.

Ah come on Buggy, I want to read the book when your done with it. Don't hold out on me, now:)

How about taking turns reading aloud around the table from the book at the next "meeting of the great minds"? The Yeunglings and bar brand bourbons cannot do anything but make it more interesting.

Of course, I bought the book mainly to use to prop up a wobbly coffee table leg.

:clap2: Yay!; Bourbon, with a Yuengling on the side. Good conversation and girl watching. Always a good time. As always, combined with a generous amount of world events and political poking. Life is good in The Villages.:thumbup: