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Old August 20th, 2005, 06:14 PM
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whatever....as long as Davis isnt in office life is good for us californians
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Just because you're good at one thing, doesn't make you a good governor
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Old August 21st, 2005, 07:23 PM
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Arnold got quite fat after becoming governor probably because he didn't have time to work out as much anymore.
Actually, good ol' Arnie has to regulate his body extremely carefully, as he actually developed too much muscle during his Mr Universe days, and as such there is a real risk of his muscles crushing his own body! He has had surgery on a number of occassions to counter this.

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Do you really think Steve would accept anything less powerful than an almighty all-powerful king/monarch role?
I can just picture a Californiaworld keynote in ten years from now, in which Steve confirms that "the rumors are true" and then unveiling a school, a hospital or a railway line. And somehow, we'll be left wondering how they kept it secret.

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I would vote for him...
as soon as he retired from Apple as CEO
Agreed. I think Apple, Pixar and California might be a bit much to handle without going crazy.
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Old August 21st, 2005, 11:50 PM
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California would come out with cool concepts and products, but I seriously doubt they would be politically stable. Steve seems to change his mind a lot.
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California would maybe _be_come a cool concept and product, but I seriously doubt would be politically stable.
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...I can just picture a Californiaworld keynote in ten years from now, in which Steve confirms that "the rumors are true" and then unveiling a school, a hospital or a railway line. And somehow, we'll be left wondering how they kept it secret...
LOL

That'd be classic!

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Hmmm... Maybe I WILL vote for him...
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Old August 22nd, 2005, 05:28 PM
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California would maybe _be_come a cool concept and product, but I seriously doubt would be politically stable.
That's exactly where the monarchy thing comes in...

But it sure would be economically stable... and all CA schools would be manadated to have Macs. And there'd be a $600 tax on each copy of WinDoze. And all soda machines would be $free... And there'd be AirPort Extreme's everywhere... And...
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Old August 26th, 2005, 01:01 AM
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I reside in the great state of California, and would dearly love to see the "action figure" usurped from office. If Steve Jobs could do for California what he's done for Apple Computer, this state would be in a much better situation economically.

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