Dan Robrish @DanRobrish

This does not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Government, the Peace Corps or the North Macedonia Government. DMs not welcome. robrish.com Joined April 2014

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Dan Robrish @DanRobrish

4 years ago

@heymrsbond To some extent, yes. Or at least they did in the late 1980s. I told the Army recruiter I'd agreed to join the Navy and vice versa, which got them to stop bugging me. I knew some guys who took the ASVAB test who got a harder sell.

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Dan Robrish @DanRobrish

4 years ago

If you're looking to follow me elsewhere, try this: mastodon.cloud/@robrish

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4 years ago

@Jim_Jordan Really? How'd he get Mexico to pay for the wall? Where is that beautiful health system to replace Obamacare he promised? I must have missed those.

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4 years ago

@lorraine_luv1 Pizza. No question about it. I like pizza, but I don't experience withdrawal symptoms without it.

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4 years ago

@GOP I'm sure your prediction about Georgia will age just as well as this one.

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4 years ago

I finally understand why many people think it's weird that few Americans have electric kettles. robrish.com/electric-kettl…

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4 years ago

@ZoAndBehold Mazel tov!

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4 years ago

@AZ_Brittney No. Good for you for putting in the work to recover.

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4 years ago

@NoContextBrits What's with the gray countries?

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Dan Robrish @DanRobrish

4 years ago

@TessPlease2010 For example, I requested a ballot from the Greene County Board of Elections in Ohio. They emailed it to me. After getting the PDF printed, I mailed it to the Board of Elections. Some states allow you to email a ballot, but Ohio doesn't.

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4 years ago

@TessPlease2010 You may vote absentee at the polling place for your most recent US address, even if you were a child when you lived there. If you've never lived in the US, you might be able to vote at a parent's most recent US address, depending on state law.