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Orange County Voter Fraud... OMG A PUPPY!
Instead of writing how the OCjust accused 11 12 people for alleged voter registration fraud in the same congressional district hit with that other OC alleged voter fraud, we're just going to watch this video of this Welch Corgi puppy and think about how fucked up his life would be if people were just allowed to vote, and those votes would be accurately counted.
Here's to you, evil doers!
And then we're going to see if Bob Dylan is still in the Amoeba Top 25, which is listed right after the jump.
1. Beck - Information
2. Killers - Sam's Town
3. Hi-Tek - Vol. 2-Hi-Teknology
4.Decemberists - Crane Wife
5.Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid of You...
6.TV on the Radio - Return to Cookie Mountain
7.Badly Drawn Boy-Born in the U.K.
8.Shiny Toy Guns - We Are Pilots
9.Squarepusher - Hello Everything
10.Marie Antoinette - Soundtrack
11.Scissor Sisters - Ta-Dah
12.Justin Timberlake - Futuresex/ Lovesounds
13.Goldfrapp - We are Glitter
14.Rapture - Pieces of the People...
15.Diddy - Press Play
16.DJ Shadow - Outsider
17.Chrome Children - Chrome Children...
18.Bob Dylan - Modern Times
19.Hold Steady - Boys & Girls in America...
20.Cold War Kids - Robbers & Cowards
21.Sparklehorse - Dreamt for Light Year...
22. Bert Jansch - Black Swan
23. Evanescence - Open Door
24.Me First & The Gimme Gimmes - Love Their Country
25.Brazilian Girls - Talk to La Bomb
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