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douglas9

(4,359 posts)
Thu Oct 27, 2022, 09:06 AM Oct 2022

Solving a Most Peculiar Crime

For the past several months, we have experienced strange occurrences in our house. Things have mysteriously disappeared and our property has been vandalized.

Important papers have been shredded. A few weeks ago, my wife lost her credit card only to find to its remnants a few hours later on the floor in our bedroom near her night stand.

I cast my ballot the day after I received it in the mail, but my wife procrastinated. With all of the shenanigans occurring in our house, I was anxious to have her complete her ballot and submit it before something happened to the ballot materials.

Last weekend, my wife finally got around to completing her ballot. We disagree on several propositions and on several candidates, so I was careful not to try to influence her vote while she completed her ballot, so I left to run an errand. I see that as the modern equivalent of not campaigning at a polling location. (Doing so also maintains matrimonial bliss.)


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