[Guy_Fawkes]

Wow, who pissed in your cornflakes?

You see what I did there, I used a colloquial phrase.
That means when I use the phrase “who pissed in your cornflakes” I am not trying to find out who urinated in your breakfast, but rather why are you upset. I don’t literally mean that if Sarah was a man the commentator would be gay, rather that the commentator would do anything to please her. He is enamored with her, for whatever reason, and forgets or downplays some aspects of her personality.

I fully admit I did not listen to his whole rant, I think I got to the point where he says how she is a wonderful mother and person for having a handicapped baby. He completely washed over how she would parade her family in front of the media and in the same breath would complain how the media would pick apart her family. She also sounds like a blithering idiot some days, remember the disjointed speech she gave when she quit her job?

Now I try to remain as neutral as I can to politics, since I really don’t pay all that much attention to it and as a result tend to get half truths. However, with Sarah Palin there isn’t much to her, and Im sure that if I really studied her I would find more I dislike about her not less.

[ridenrain]

"Make the eneny live up to their own book of rules."

False accusations and comedy straw men are what killed Palin's political moves, not her naiveté. The fact that this keeps being reguritated by the lefties is proof of how scared they are of her.

[xerxes]

Scared of what? Peggy Hill with delusions of grandeur? Give. Me. A. Break

Her political chances were killed because she was the epitome of cynical politicking. She was nothing more than a sop the Christian/fringe elements of the GOP wrapped up in a moderately attractive package.

Her naivete also killed her. She couldn't answer the simplest of questions and showed no curiosity about the world around her. Everything that came out of her mouth was a lie or a half-truth. And America didn't but it.

[daveS]

"How to piss off libtards and make a fortune at it"

[ridenrain]

Whatever she said or did originally is lost in the din of the crap spewed from the political assassins at SNL. The others here who followed her campaign can give examples but for the average person, mentioning her name only brings up the comedy characterization, which was exactly it's purpose.

Unable to cope or compete, they vilified her.

[Guy_Fawkes]

Oh come on SNL killed her career? She killed her own career, with her with her presumptions on how the world works. I really like McCain, I still think he would be just as good if not a better president than Obama. There is no way I would have voted for him with Palin on the ticket, she is just too bonkers.

[PimpBrewski123]

Guy_Fawkes Guy_Fawkes:

Wow, who pissed in your cornflakes?

You see what I did there, I used a colloquial phrase.
That means when I use the phrase “who pissed in your cornflakes” I am not trying to find out who urinated in your breakfast,

Taste much better with Froot Loops.


That's beside the point, she is considered a MILF by many and that should count for something.

[Thanos]

If she was dopey enough to walk right in to SNL's obvious trap by appearing on the show then all it does is prove that she really is too stupid to ever be allowed near the White House.

And she only quit the governor's job because all the ethics investigations were starting to hit a little too closely. So much for the "not corrupt" nonsense.

[ridenrain]

How many of those corruption charges were proven?

(how many spelling mistakes can I make.. )

[daveS]

ridenrain ridenrain:

How many of those corruption carges were proven?

0

[Saffron]

Will this book be written in English? Or in "tongues"?

[Thanos]

Saffron Saffron:

Will this book be written in English? Or in "tongues"?

I dunno but I heard that they had a hard time translating it from the original Lolcat.

"I can haz vise pwezidincy?"

[Public_Domain]

[Thanos]

I was in a good mood when I wrote that one. I'd been to Zellers earlier in the day and I noticed that everyone who worked there had this look on their faces like the all wanted to stick a shotgun in their mouths. I couldn't help but laugh at the surreality of it all.

Of course, I'm back in McMurray sometime next month so it'll probably take me about two days of being there to get the same sort of look in my eyes. As such I'll try hard not to laugh too much right now at others sharing the same depression.

[karra]

$1:

"I can haz vise pwezidincy?"

I suspect dear boy you are thinking of Bawney Fwank - nest paw?