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mooberrymarz
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I am seriously thinking of going to politics. do u guyz think I have wot it takes??/ Would u guyz vote for me.!
Today, politics is just as much about appearance as it is about content, if not more. This is very unfortunate but true. So judging from your photo in "the cutest gal/guy at PF" thread, you have what it takes. If you want to talk about content, why do you ask when we don't know yet what you stand for, what your program of desired achievements would be? You haven't informed us about that.mooberrymarz said:I am seriously thinking of going to politics. do u guyz think I have wot it takes??/ Would u guyz vote for me.!
My thoughts exactly!Dooga Blackrazor said:I wouldn't vote for you until I had more information. If I had to vote now I wouldn't vote for you.
This is because of the way you constructed your sentences. You used words like "wot" and "ure" which aren't the efficiency, maturity, and excellence I'd expect out of a politicians English.
No offense is intended by my respond. If you want to get into politics you shouldn't use that type of language on any online Interview sessions and I'd certainly hope you wouldn't use slang in typical conversation.
That's my opinion from the little information I have. I don't know that much about you unfortanetly. Good luck on your goal and remember that the little things count too.
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