As we all pause and wave goodbye to the past two years of our lives, we must be nostalgic about all of the wonderful comments, ideas and concepts that arose during this election: all of the stereotyped Joes and Janes and Titos; the hockey moms; the “hope” and “change” –Oh, how thankful I am to never hear this blunder again (from both sides).

Now we face forward. It seems like our country was in a snow globe and someone just shook it, I know, because everything is upside-down-opposite of what it was– But for once we are right side up, am I right?

That’s why Boston.com’s “Big Picture” photo gallery of The next President of the United States is beautiful. –It’s history (for who he is, not just because he is part Black).

And find out what it says…

Someone bought a domain name and obviously already had hosting. Then they said, let there be light. And there was. For “This. Fucking. Election.” has proved that even a Web site can be a sentence, or a compilation of frustration.

It can be whatever you want it to be.

From thisfuckingelection.com

One more day people.

The Internet has had the biggest effect on this election over any other election, blah blah blah. I’m not here to tell you about a sociological study. So here is a damned URL.

The DNC’s elite field of political scientists have used weird-science-Web 2.0 to their advantage and made it alive with McCain’s haterisms. They used the brilliance of Wikipedia technique and consolidated all McCain flaws into one little wiki: McCainPedia.org.

McCainPedia.org

To be fair, this could counter the RNC’s move with the BarackBook–a take on Obama’s campaign with an illusory Facebook homepage displaying satirical status updates.

The only problem is, even fake Facebook is really annoying.

Who’s got my vote? Check my Facebook status. Right.

Sarah Palin just broke history. She became the first woman-vp candidate-action-hero. Unfortunately, Herobuilders.com, a site dedicated to making action figures from pop culture icons, can make an action figure out of me and you too. So what does that say about Palin in a schoolgirl outfit?

Sarah Palin action figure. Photo from Herobuilders.com.

Can I get my birthday present early this year?