>>12920335 LB

>Anon likes to imagine a congress comprised entirely of anons.

This could actually work.

Say you had 5000 anons, but only 500 of their votes worked, and nobody knew who's vote actually worked, or it was picked randomly.

10x moar people would have to be compromised to fix votes…and if they were true anons, nobody would know who they were anyway.

Pretty sure there would be bewb bills, tho.

Anon would prefer bewbs on the $20 bill to Harriet Tubman.

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>>12920765

>everytime Spouseanon says 'let's move back" I will show this pic.

-20 really isn't that bad once you're used to it.

With that being said, it would be awfully nice if it got up to melting occasionally. Having to shovel the roof is a pain in the ass.