Comments on: NOW STARRING……Gunslinger Gidget – UPDATED

By: Pokey

Pokey — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 21:17:15 +0000

HeartofGold – Very Funny!!
Might have been exactly what happended.

By: sad movie buff

sad movie buff — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 07:36:10 +0000

Sarah Palin reminds me of Nicole Kidman’s character in “To Die For”. And that character thought women were jealous of her too.

By: Celeste Fremon

Celeste Fremon — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 23:59:51 +0000

I like her looks, actually—even the half down hair. (Not so much the color of the suits, as you point out.)

By: WBC

WBC — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 23:47:48 +0000

I’ve stated often enough elsewhere that I think she’s simple- minded, but being criticized for looking attractive is just wrong. There’s absolutely no reason a woman has to look homely, in a severe business-like way, to be smart or capable. If men can’t take her seriously because they’re too busy staring at her, that’s their problem. Unless she goes around in 6-inch skirts and lots of cleavage on the job, it’s just sexism. (And she’s doing anything but, with that beehive hair — looking even worse HALF up, for Gibson’s interview — and Sears-looking neutral colored suits, dull pumps.)

By: Celeste Fremon

Celeste Fremon — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 22:56:03 +0000

Exactly the laugh I needed, HeartofGold. (I think we all need it.)

By: heartofgold

heartofgold — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 22:36:47 +0000

TRANSLATION:

Congress: Sarah, the country is going to build you a ridiculously overpriced bridge and it’s not going to cost you a dime!

Sarah Palin: Fantatsic! I’d love a ridiculously overpriced bridge that won’t cost us a dime! In fact, I’m going to go around wearing t-shirts celebrating this totally ludicrous earmark! Wooo, free bridge, bitches!

A LITTLE WHILE LATER:

Congress: Nevermind, Sarah, the country doesn’t want to build you a ridiculously overpriced bridge. It’s pretty stupid, when you think about it.

Sarah Palin: Nevermind, Congress, we don’t want the country to build us a ridiculously overpriced bridge. It’s pretty stupid, when you think about it.

Congress: (scratches head, confused) Um. We just said that to you.

Sarah Palin: Yep. Uh huh, no thanks on that bridge.

Congress: (even more confused) What do you mean “No thanks”? We’re not offering the bridge, Sarah. You can’t say “no thanks” when we AREN’T offering you anything. That’s not how it works. “No thanks” doesn’t apply anymore.

Sarah Palin: (smiling, clueless) Uh huh. No thanks on the bridge, Congress.

(Long beat)

Congress: Are you on drugs, Ms. Palin?

By: richard locicero

richard locicero — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 19:51:44 +0000

One factor to be considered is the American belief (shared by no other country as far as I can see) that anyone with a “good Heart” and “Common Sense” can succeed in governing. Its the theme behind “Mr Smith goes to Washington” and “Dave” and it animates all those silly questions about who you’d like to have a beer with. As Tony McPeak, former Chief of Staff of the Air Force, wrote a few years ago for the last eight years we’ve conducted an experiment to see whether any idiot can occupy the oval office. So how is that working out for you?

Funny really. Would you hire a plumber because he (or she) was a good guy? Or would you want someone who knew what they doing? How about a Doctor? Forget their education and residency! Are they a “maverick”?

All I can say is this may be jitters but if America buys this pig in a poke then they shall get what deserve and I really don’t want to hear anymore about their troubles. That is for grown ups.