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oh wow! He Won! [?]
Originally posted by pace
oh wow! He Won! [?]
Originally posted by Zantra
was there ever any doubt? Personally, I'd have preferred the stripper
Originally posted by Zantra
was there ever any doubt?
Speaks well of the alternative, huh?Originally posted by RageSk8
I voted no on the recall How can someone who sexually harassed women for over 30 years, who has no political experience, who wouldn't even debate without getting the questions in advance, win a ****ing election? Oh, that's right, Republicans.
Or when they have someone promoting a book complaining about celebrities speaking out on politics, and then endorse an actor for public office. Or when they say that a former NATO commander is less qualified for public office than the guy who made Commando.Originally posted by Beren
I love the people who yell at actors in political positions, especially when they're the same people who voted for Reagan.
Speaks well of the alternative, huh?
Follow the money?Originally posted by Jonathan
I agree, I think McClintock should have won. The reason he didn't is that people don't want to vote for candidates they think will lose, but that's the irony, most people liked him better, and if they had just voted for him they would have gotten what they wanted. I don't know how people can be so stupid, our political system is so simple.
The winner of "Hey Arnold!" is subjective and based on personal opinions. There is no official winner in the show.
Yes, in the final episode "The Journal," Arnold reads a love letter from Helga where she confesses her feelings for him. However, he does not directly confess his love to her in the show.
In the episode "Parents Day," it is revealed that Arnold's parents were explorers and disappeared on a trip to the fictional country of San Lorenzo. It is implied that they may still be alive and searching for a way back home.
Arnold's age is never explicitly stated in the show. However, the creator of "Hey Arnold!" has confirmed that he is around nine years old.
Yes, a sequel movie called "Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie" was released in 2017, which continues the story of Arnold's parents and their journey in San Lorenzo.