@morphyms1817 said in #3:
> Does the constitution allow for a band to be the president?
Yes, there was Bush.
> Does the constitution allow for a band to be the president?
Yes, there was Bush.
I don't know anything about Iron Maiden, but if those two are my only choices, then Iron Maiden all the way...
Well, that depends.
If we are talking about performances and concerts, Iron Maiden-- they are considered among the greatest concert bands ever.
If we are talking about actual songs, Iron Maiden. Duh.
If we are talking about votes for US Presidents, then Iron Maiden is disqualified on account of being British, so I guess Taylor Swift.
If we are talking about performances and concerts, Iron Maiden-- they are considered among the greatest concert bands ever.
If we are talking about actual songs, Iron Maiden. Duh.
If we are talking about votes for US Presidents, then Iron Maiden is disqualified on account of being British, so I guess Taylor Swift.
I'd still rather make a write-in vote for a British band.
@clousems said in #6:
> Well, that depends.
>
> If we are talking about performances and concerts, Iron Maiden-- they are considered among the greatest concert bands ever.
> If we are talking about actual songs, Iron Maiden. Duh.
> If we are talking about votes for US Presidents, then Iron Maiden is disqualified on account of being British, so I guess Taylor Swift.
Thank you, clousems, my popcorn was made for such a response.
> Well, that depends.
>
> If we are talking about performances and concerts, Iron Maiden-- they are considered among the greatest concert bands ever.
> If we are talking about actual songs, Iron Maiden. Duh.
> If we are talking about votes for US Presidents, then Iron Maiden is disqualified on account of being British, so I guess Taylor Swift.
Thank you, clousems, my popcorn was made for such a response.