"Shut The F*** Up"
ETA - that is saying what the acronym stands for, it's NOT me telling that to anyone! :)
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"Shut The F*** Up"
ETA - that is saying what the acronym stands for, it's NOT me telling that to anyone! :)
You really aren't smart enough to figure that out yourself?Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
Seriously?
I mean that.
And its "ignorance"
Adorable blue....really adorable. Quitting is a good thing because it saves people money and gives up personal power....giving power back to the people...Quote:
Originally Posted by blue
Truly adorable...ridiculous...but adorable. I can only imagine the dreams you have about the Palin "girls"...
Sorry I am not as conversant with the various "F" stuff as you and your followers...
People I know don't talk that way...
I knew you wouldn't get it. Your smart but you just don't get "IT". You probably never will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
Since you are in California and from Chicago, I will never come close to the perverse dreams you have about any girls any where with your political leanings.Quote:
I can only imagine the dreams you have about the Palin "girls"...
Sorry blue. Not the least bit clever. Stumbling and ...sorry...really pitiful.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue
So the truce is off?Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
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Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
Did you read that their trademark app was rejected? True.:) They forgot
to sign their names.:D Must be in a hurry or something... Time is money
you know LOL.:)
The saga continues . . . . . . . .
From Politico -
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Bristol Palin, the 20-year-old daughter of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, seems to have put down her dancing shoes and picked up the pen. A book listing on Amazon, under the heading "Untitled Bristol Palin Memoir,” says that the 304-page book is due to hit the shelves June 21.
Back in November, Palin family friends told PopEater that Bristol was working on a book, but the nature of it was undisclosed.
According to the Amazon listing, the memoir will be published by William Morrow & Co., an imprint of Harper Collins. Neither the publisher nor Palin's rep immediately responded to requests for comment.
link
So I'd never heard of this PopEater site; I googled it, and it turns out to be a place for celebrity gossip. Figures, if you're going to stay away from the lamestream media, you go to a gossip place :D
Again its more evidence that the Palin's didnt submit the trademark themselves. Same goes for all of the Barack Obama trademarks that where rejected.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizbud
Sarah Palin...
failed vice president candidate...
half term Alasca governor...
8 episode reality t.v. show actress....
and she can't even spell her name right!
What a brand!
Ive seen the applications, the names are correct. The address of record is a downtown Anchorage lawyers office.
Im sure if I had the money I could get them to file for a trademark in anyone of your names. Heck I may try and do it on my own with your user names, and/or real names. :cool:
Granted the Palins may have paid the guy to file the forms, but didnt do it in person so couldnt file their signatures on the form.
If the Palins really did file for trademarks the FAIL is the lawyer who filed the forms.
Hey guys lets be nice here. After all we are all better and smarter then Palin and certaintly not as money hungry.
We all work hard, get the job done. We are honest and decent so lets just be kind ok?
Not from what Ive seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marigold2
ETA: Do not include me with your interpretation of "We".
You may hate Sarah Palin for whatever reason you have, be it her idealism, the fact that she shares a similar first name to yours, or that you hate the fact that she is an attractive conservative female. But I have never seen her miss spell Laguna Niguel California 92677.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
For the future, its spelled Alaska.
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Originally Posted by Catty1
I didnt tell ES that either, I just doubt she has the ability to do so.
One of my favorite political "cartoons" is an interview of Ms. Palin by Glenn Beck. He asks her (okay- a TOTALLY inane question but he asked it! ) who was her favorite "Founding Father?"
You can see her...almost hear the gears move in her little head...."oh what was that position paper...Thomas Jefferson is now considered bad...oh who else???..." Finally she says...with that cute little cheerleader shake of her head..."Oh all of them!"
Even "Bad Man Beck" cannot accept that...he replies..."Pick one!" You can almost see the smoke from the effort -- she looks like the quintessential "deer in the headlight"...
"George Washington!" she replies with another twitch of her head!
Carelessly Beck asks, "Why?".
"Because he is the father of our country!" says Our Girl Palin!
At that point even Beck has the good sense to shut up....
I am sure if you take the time to find it on YouTube or the like it the chuckles will be worth the effort!
Love Sarah Palin.
She's a REAL woman. :love::love::D
As opposed to whom?Quote:
Originally Posted by wombat2u2004
As opposed to posters #56, #58, #60, and #61 in this thread. And Palin can spell Alaska to boot.
And I cant say for certain but I would bet Palin doesnt use an abnormal amount of "..." when posting on forums.
Isnt hatred cute?
Sorry Grace. Apparently you and I cannot be "real women" according to the World of blue. We can constuct complete sentences, finish thoughts, and understand basic grammar - all beyond the scope of women of Alasca....and indicative of "non-women" as defined in the land of blue Alasca....
Isn't editing cute? I am willing to bet Palin doesn't know HOW to use "..." when posting on forums. Heck...I am willing to bet Palin doesn't know the definition of forum let alone the correct use of "..."Quote:
Originally Posted by blue
Here - the top ten dumbest Palin quotes...
http://politicalhumor.about.com/od/s...lin-top-10.htm
Sarah doesn't care what anyone thinks. She can stand up on her soap box & say what she wants to say politically correct, socially correct, or not. It is the great freedom we have as Americans. She is cute & sassy & she sure takes the spin off of a boring dull political bunch of do nothing stick in the muds. She is a maverick & by gosh I like her. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
Bristol and her Baby Daddy have lived their lives on the cover of every gossip magazine, grabbed at every exposure possible and new she is writing a "memoir"? What is there left to tell??
I think of her as the Alaskan version of Paris Hilton...
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Bristol Palin's memoir has shown up on Amazon.com, and just like that, there's a perfect preorder for readers interested in 20-year-old moms who are simultaneously 'Dancing With the Stars' alums and daughters of onetime vice presidential nominees.
PoliticalWire spotted the 304-page tome, currently titled 'Untitled Bristol Palin Memoir,' earlier today. The book is listed at $17.15 (save $8.84!) and appears to be set for a June 21 release. How Palin busted out 304 pages from 20 years of life -- or when she managed to do it, with all the televised dancing, Levi Johnston sparring, and moving to the continental U.S. -- is beyond us.
Bristol's memoir will come from William Morrow & Co., an imprint of HarperCollins, which previously published Sarah Palin's 'Going Rouge: An American Life' and 'America by Heart : Reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag.'
In a morning radio interview in January, Bristol divulged she has a new beau and is "thrilled." She's also adjusting well to her Arizona home, having recently departed Alaska. "I love the town that I live in," Bristol said. "I love my house. [2-year-old son] Tripp's happy. He's healthy."
Palin also had a sex talk at Washington University canceled due to student opposition. Bristol became pregnant at 17, and at 20, is now a single mother to her son.
That's it. I'm with you Bonny ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonny
I suppose all the old cronies don't want a fresh breath into their politics.
Damn those "old cronies" where ever they are! :D:D:D
I used these exact words when describing her to my husband. Cute & Sassy may work for the Mayor of a small town in Alaska; they may even work for the Governor of Alaska. But cute & sassy do not work for the President of the United States.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonny
I couldn't agree with you more, Grace! Very well said.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grace
Either does someone reading from a teleprompter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grace
Presidents have been using teleprompters for more than 50 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonny
Sure beats writing speech notes on their handsQuote:
Originally Posted by Grace
Actually, Ms. Palin has a teleprompter in her home studio up there in Alaska.
Are you suggesting then that she should use a teleprompter? :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Grace
No she is suggesting Palin used a teleprompter while reading a script for the taping of a reality TV show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonny
She already has used it. I see no problem with that - do you? As Momcat said, it's much better than writing notes on your hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonny
I have to wonder if these people who get all bothered about teleprompters have ever given a speech?
Gosh, even Abraham Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg address and had notes when he gave it.
All a teleprompter is - is a modern day version of Lincoln's "notes on the back of an envelope."
I occasionally give public presentations. Frankly, I would be an idiot if I did so without notes. And a telepromter seems like really cool techology instead of looking down at note cards!
But I am confused...Ms. Palin does her reality show from the studio in her living room????
I have, but never on TV. I have given a speech on radio, no notes no teleprompter. I had a basic outline but thats it. Before you ask it was for a jive morning radio program trying to win a prize. I have acted on stage as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
From what I remember of my public speaking course in HS, giving a speech from notes, even on ones palm, would be far more difficult then reading from a teleprompter. Notes, written on cards or ones palm, or "talking points" are far harder to make a speech with then a teleprompter.
If you are a bad public speaker, use a teleprompter. If I ever had to again and had a choice I would use notes, to give me the room to improvise.
Im leaving this one alone, too easy.Quote:
But I am confused...
Yeah you left it alone.....:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by blue
:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by caseysmom
In all fairness, as an Alaskan I was unaware of Mrs Palin's home studio. Grace must have an unusual fascination of Mrs Palin to know of her home studio, paid for by, Im assuming, Fox News.
ETA: I did leave it alone, it really is too easy.
Knowing your subject matter, doing your research, & memorization are all great ways to prepare yourself for giving speeches to the public. Yes, I do this. I do have have a cheat sheet with dates on it stashed where it is handy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
And I thought the content of the speech more important than whether you can memorize it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonny
Putting your skills aside - did you know Reagan was a masterful user of the teleprompter?
George W. Bush preferred large print note cards...
(guess those guys were as good at memorization)
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_1...59-503544.html
But what I don't get is why does anyone care which tool a person uses - notes or teleprompter? That is like caring whether a person uses a cell phone or a landline...a convection oven or a regular oven...a digital clock or an analog clock. It is just a matter of which tool a person prefers. Wierd.