stopped on my way home from school to put an x on a piece of paper, which is my small part in the whole democratic proces. Will have to stay up late and see if it made a difference.

One thing I've been wondering about. Here in Denmark, when you get old enough to vote, the election cards will simply start appearing in your mail at appropriate times - it's all automatic. However, as I understand it, in the US you have to actively get registered as a voter before getting to, well, vote. What I don't get is why this is. I mean, doesn't the US keep track of its own citizens? Because it can't be the technology that's a problem, obviously. Or are Americans more paranoid about that sort of thing than Danes? I know that I personally can't really get worked up about the surveillance society we live in. They know my name, they know where I live, they already have or can get my medical history, my taxes, my Dankort use, my internet use - I'm even pretty sure they have my DNA. Doesn't faze me. Of course, maybe I'm just weird...

On a completely different note, then I'm a bit disappointed in the deleted scenes on the double-dvd of PotC: AWE. I mean, one extra scene with Pintel & Ragetti and one with a bit more of the Jack-and-Barbossa-captaincy-rivalry (including Jack hitting poor Barbossa in the balls, sort of) isn't much. Of course, there might be easter eggs I haven't found, probably because I haven't really looked. Still, I would have liked a bit more with James...

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Sorry. Second look I find that there actually isn't a commentary track, but only commentaries on the deleted scenes. Sorry, my mistake. What kind of a movie doesn't get a commentary track?!
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