CPAC Free Stuff Giveaway Contest!

[xshady121]

Okay guys. I did some rough accounting of my free swag, and am going to list the only stuff that I can figure anyone would ever want.

Posters:

1 4x6 College Republicans banner
3 coulter (GeeBee)
1 reagan (Jason Tate)
1 palin (Sean)
1 poster of Russel Kirk's 10 conservative principles

Books-

Obama Unmasked: Did slick hollywood handlers create the perfect candidate by Flloyd Brown and Lee Troxler

A bank of last resport- bill diffenderffer


DVDs-
"For Liberty" ron paul dvd. (forlibertymovie.com)

Other goodies--
1 reagan calnder
pocket constitutions-- (campaign for liberty, etc..)

AND

the "I am proud to be a teabagger" button from the CPAC thread.



Now. Everything I listed above will be up for grabs. I'm going to post some questions. Contest ends at 10 FRIDAY NIGHT. Each winner will win 1 item of their choosing, in the order they won. Assuming anyone wants any of the stuff that's left over, we'll see what we can do with it. Maybe just give it away first come first serve. I don't know.

I'm fine mailing it out, but I wouldn't mind getting back shipping. I'm not ebay here, so I'm not going to fuck you to ship it.



okay, questions.

1) At CPAC 2009, I was in the bathroom at a urinal next to some prominent speaker. Some guy walked up to him, while pissing, and wanted to shake his hand. Who was the Speaker?

2) At CPAC 2010, I met one prominent Fox News personality. We had an interesting debate about the Coakley campaign. Who was this personality?

3) Who did I get a signed book from this year? Should more than one person get this one, since it's kind of easy, there will be a Bonus tie breaker. Name people I got signed books from last year.

4) At CPAC 2010, the College Republicans broke into a random song on the Metro. Name the song.

5) College Republicans smoke cigars in front of what Washington monument as a yearly tradition?

Answers in the thread. All but the third one is first post, first win. No edits.

Good luck!

[Praetor]

1) Tim Pawlenty

Still not quite sure how someone thought it would be a good idea to shake the hand of a pissing man.

[Machu505]

1. Tim Pawlenty

2. Sean Hannity?

3. Ron Paul? Tiebreaker: Newt Gingrich + Paul.

[xshady121]

1) Tim Pawlenty

Still not quite sure how someone thought it would be a good idea to shake the hand of a pissing man.

I thought I might have mentioned that before. Good catch. My friend met Ron Paul in the bathroom this year and got him to sign his constitution. When we ridiculed him for that, his story changed to the hallway outside of the bathroom. Hm.


Pick one. You won. I assume the Ron Paul DVD?

[xshady121]

1. Tim Pawlenty

2. Sean Hannity?

3. Ron Paul?

More questions have been posted. You may want to answer the tiebreaker for the third one though. Just sayin'.

[Praetor]

I thought I might have mentioned that before. Good catch. My friend met Ron Paul in the bathroom this year and got him to sign his constitution. When we ridiculed him for that, his story changed to the hallway outside of the bathroom. Hm.


Pick one. You won. I assume the Ron Paul DVD?

haha in his defense, if I met Ron Paul in the bathroom I probably wouldn't shake his hand but I would get his signature for sure.

And yeah, I'll take the DVD if you don't mind. Really cool that you're doing this for us liberals, haha. I'll PM you my address, and if you tell me how much shipping was I'll mail you some cash money to cover it.

[Praetor]

Also, I don't know the answer to 5, but that sounds like an awesome tradition.

[Machu505]

More questions have been posted. You may want to answer the tiebreaker for the third one though. Just sayin'.
Tiebreaker answered, buddyboy.

[xshady121]

haha in his defense, if I met Ron Paul in the bathroom I probably wouldn't shake his hand but I would get his signature for sure.

And yeah, I'll take the DVD if you don't mind. Really cool that you're doing this for us liberals, haha. I'll PM you my address, and if you tell me how much shipping was I'll mail you some cash money to cover it.

Also, I don't know the answer to 5, but that sounds like an awesome tradition.

Yeah. To be honest, I felt kind of out of place there. A bunch of people were talking about how it felt so good to be around people that believed the same thing as you and didn't critcize you for being conservative. I felt like it was really just a neocon gangbang. Social issues are more important to me than fiscal issues, so in that regard, I feel like I'd fit in more at a liberal activist event.

They gave me two of the dvds, and the second I got the second one I thought of you.

I don't take part in that tradition, but it is an awesome one. We made a pit stop on our way there this year, so I actually didn't stay very long. Too drunk. Fun stories though.

[xshady121]

Tiebreaker answered, buddyboy.

I said no edits. You're disqualified.

Kidding.

[saysmydoctor]

5. Washington Monument

[Machu505]

I said no edits. You're disqualified.

Kidding.
Gasp.

[Praetor]

Yeah. To be honest, I felt kind of out of place there. A bunch of people were talking about how it felt so good to be around people that believed the same thing as you and didn't critcize you for being conservative. I felt like it was really just a neocon gangbang. Social issues are more important to me than fiscal issues, so in that regard, I feel like I'd fit in more at a liberal activist event.
I could understand that. I feel like I would feel comfortable there if it was less neocon, more libertarian. I mean, I know you said before that there's a strong libertarian presence there but it still seems like there's a lot of neocons there. I was watching Ron Paul's speech and you could totally tell who in the audience was a neocon and who was a libertarian based on who was applauding. Like, when Paul talked about what a real conservative foreign policy was, and talked about how we should never have been involved in Iraq, the first three rows or so stayed seated and kind of rolled their eyes and folded their arms, and the rest of the room stood up and shouted/applauded, haha.

They gave me two of the dvds, and the second I got the second one I thought of you.
haha it's nice to know that my unabashed love for Ron Paul hasn't gone unnoticed. I would never vote for him but goddamn I love him.

I don't take part in that tradition, but it is an awesome one. We made a pit stop on our way there this year, so I actually didn't stay very long. Too drunk. Fun stories though.
haha I'm sure.

[xshady121]

I could understand that. I feel like I would feel comfortable there if it was less neocon, more libertarian. I mean, I know you said before that there's a strong libertarian presence there but it still seems like there's a lot of neocons there. I was watching Ron Paul's speech and you could totally tell who in the audience was a neocon and who was a libertarian based on who was applauding. Like, when Paul talked about what a real conservative foreign policy was, and talked about how we should never have been involved in Iraq, the first three rows or so stayed seated and kind of rolled their eyes and folded their arms, and the rest of the room stood up and shouted/applauded, haha.


haha it's nice to know that my unabashed love for Ron Paul hasn't gone unnoticed. I would never vote for him but goddamn I love him.


haha I'm sure.

The Libertarian Party didn't bother showing up this year. I was shocked. Groups like C4L and YAL were there and had a big presence, but the libertarian parties absence said a lot.

[Praetor]

The Libertarian Party didn't bother showing up this year. I was shocked. Groups like C4L and YAL were there and had a big presence, but the libertarian parties absence said a lot.

Really? How odd. Why do you think they didn't come? Just out of disgust with most of the speakers there?

[xshady121]

1) At CPAC 2009, I was in the bathroom at a urinal next to some prominent speaker. Some guy walked up to him, while pissing, and wanted to shake his hand. Who was the Speaker?

Tim Pawlenty

2) At CPAC 2010, I met one prominent Fox News personality. We had an interesting debate about the Coakley campaign. Who was this personality?

Griff Jenkins

3) Who did I get a signed book from this year? Should more than one person get this one, since it's kind of easy, there will be a Bonus tie breaker. Name people I got signed books from last year.

This year-- ron paul. Last year-- Huckabee, Paul, and Newt

4) At CPAC 2010, the College Republicans broke into a random song on the Metro. Name the song.

The Star Spangled Banner.

5) College Republicans smoke cigars in front of what Washington monument as a yearly tradition?
Lincoln. Duh.

I got really busy with Spring Break/Midterms. I'll try to get the stuff out this weekend/early next week. PM me your address if I don't have it. Also, if you want something and didn't bother trying to win, I got some extra posters. Boom!