I have a friend whose name is literally William Robert. Dead serious here.

Ha ha, yes, I am aware of that.

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I see the signs around, and so far I have only seen one guy, like Greg Beck or something, not named Jim. I bet you 10 bucks he loses.

I see the signs around, and so far I have only seen one guy, like Greg Beck or something, not named Jim. I bet you 10 bucks he loses.

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I recall one round of elections in Houston where three canidates' names were Brown, Green, and White. We have an awesome picture of their three signs together.

It's like that time that two women with the exact same first and last name ran against each other for something.

I forgot which President, but one of them won because his friend got some guy with the same name as the President's opposition to run for President to confuse the voters, and he won.

Yeah...

I don't know anyone named Jim. I'm Tyler.

We had a guy running for mayor named Tom Tomzak.

I think Jim's going to win.

Nah, I say Jim.

I recall one round of elections in Houston where three canidates' names were Brown, Green, and White. We have an awesome picture of their three signs together.

XD Please PM image.

We had a guy running for mayor named Tom Tomzak.

XD

Now onto something relevant to the actual blog post, though I get a feeling that's illegal.

...I'm technically from the south, and I'm not named Jim...then again, my parents are from the east coast where I live now, so they may have brought east coast naming habits with...although since he was born in Texas my father is technically southern...and he's not Jim...pretty close though; Jeff. Although the fact I'm Jewish may have to do with me not being named Jim. I did know four Jim's when I lived there though. Five if you include Jim 3's dad, Jim 5.

I've never met anyone Jewish from the South, and everyone in the South is named Jim, so that fits logically into my logic here.

Hi, my name is Jim.

I come from the future.