Sarah Palin Calls for Uprising Against Letterman for Joke About Her Daughter

Sarah Palin Calls for Uprising Against Letterman for Joke About Her Daughter
Palin Says Letterman Explanation That Joke Referred to 18-Year-Old Bristol Palin Is ‘Very Convenient’
By DAVID CHALIAN and RICK KLEIN
June 12, 2009

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin called on the public to rise up in opposition over David Letterman’s “degrading” jokes about her daughter this week. In a Friday morning television interview on NBC’s “Today” show, Gov. Palin said the late-night comedian’s remarks are a “sad commentary on where we are as a culture, as a society, to chuckle and laugh through comments such as he had made the other night, I think is quite unfortunate.”

Letterman’s explanation that he was referring to her 18-year-old daughter, Bristol, instead of her 14-year-old daughter, Willow, who accompanied her recently to New York, was met with derision by the governor. She called the remarks a “very convenient excuse” that took him a couple of days to present. “It was a degrading comment about a young woman. I would hope that people really start rising up and deciding it’s not acceptable. No wonder young girls especially have such low self-esteem in America when we think it’s funny for a so-called comedian to get away with being able to make such a remark as he did and to think that that’s acceptable,” Palin said.

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David Letterman is a DUMB MORON. You’re so unfunny. I don’t watch late night talk show because they are lame and have gotten worse. What the hell is it worth watching on late night TV? None! NADA! If Free Republic can bring down Dan Rather, a veteran CBS reporter, than they can bring down Loserman. Don Imus got fired for making comments and he has done that many times. Not that I am a fan of him. Well, Letterman’s days are numbered. I predict he will be out soon. I made the same prediction of Bill Maher of Politically Incorrect in 2000 that his show would be canned by 2002. Turned it was in part because of comments he made not too long after 9/11, an emotionally charged time.

User post: 7 topics to avoid if you don’t want to be a bore

User post: 7 topics to avoid if you don’t want to be a bore
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by Gretchen Rubin, on Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:53am PDT

I hesitate to disagree with the immortal La Rochefoucauld, but I think he was wrong when he wrote, “We are always bored by those whom we bore.”

Not always (though I often remind myself of this observation when I’m feeling bored by someone else). I think that sometimes we find a topic so interesting that it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that it might not be interesting to someone else. And most of us want to make a good impression and avoid boring other people.

Unless you get a truly enthusiastic response from your interlocutor—which is possible—be very wary of recounting…

1. A dream.
2. The recent changes in your child’s nap schedule.
3. The route you took to get here.
4. An excellent meal you once had at a restaurant.
5. The latest additions to your wine cellar.
6. An account of your last tennis game.
7. The plot of a movie, play or book—in particular, the funny parts.

What do these subjects have in common? The listener has nothing to add. He or she must just hear you describe your experience.

User post: 7 topics to avoid if you don’t want to be a bore

Not surprised by it. Anyways, I do not talk about them or even think of it. There are the three things you do not talk about at the dinner table, which include parties as well, politics, money, and sex. However, I do not see emotionally charged topics like 9/11 or Hurricane Katrina/Ike, which I am guilty of talking about at times. Funny thing, it does not bore people because everyone lived through them. We all saw 9/11 attacks on live television and people affected in the Gulf Coast by Katrina and Ike.

Perez Hilton-Major Scumbag

Perez Hilton: ‘The Way Miss California Answered Her Question Lost Her The Crown’
Access Hollywood – April 20, 2009 1:09 PM PDT
Shanna Moakler

LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Miss North Carolina Kristen Dalton may have been crowned Miss USA 2009 on Sunday, but on Monday, it was Miss California Carrie Prejean’s answer to a question about same-sex marriage from celebrity blogger and pageant judge Perez Hilton that was the night’s biggest story.

During the show, Perez asked Carrie, “Vermont recently became the fourth state to legalize same sex marriage. Do you think every state should follow suit? Why or why not?”

“Well I think it’s great that Americans are able to choose one or the other. Um, we live in a land that you can choose same sex marriage or opposite marriage and, you know what, in my country and in, in my family, I think that I believe that a marriage should be between a man and a woman,” Carrie said to a mix of boos and applause. “No offense to anybody out there. But that’s how I was raised and that’s how I think that it should be between a man and a woman.”

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What a douchebag! At least Carrie Prejean was honest. Whether you are for and against gay marriage, she was at least honest. What is wrong with honesty? Too much PC I tell ya. Seriously, why is Perez Hilton even judging in a beauty pagaent. This guy is a douchebag of the lowest denominator. He had the galls to Prejean a bitch and cunt. This guy is cleary a misogynist. Hell, he is just famous for being famous. This guy is a yenta of the worst kind. Contributing to the garbage on the Internet. Perez Hilton is famous because he trying to be like Paris Hilton, an attention whore and scumbag extraordinaire. He is a tool like Michael Crook or Fred Phelps. I bet Perez Hilton is Fred Phelps’s secret gay lover. They are not all that different if you think about it.

Cool Christmas Party

I can’t believe it. Christmas was just yesterday and it is upon us again. I went to a large party last night. Lots of beautiful and fine people there. I got to see many friends, some I have not seen since middle school. Christmas is not just about gifts. it is also about seeing friends, some you have not seen in years or even decades. That is a Christmas gift right there. All is well with them.

Sadly, you cannot say much about the world, 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, and Hurricane Ike. 9/11 and Hurricane Ike is very personal to me. 9/11 because the World Trade Center was attacked and destroyed and claimed 3,000 lives and many families are without loved ones as a result. Hurricane Ike was a horrible hurricane and I had to go through it. No fun and never want to go through that ever again.

Despite it all, I had a mighty great time. The Ghost of Christmas Past will sure agree with that. Hopefully future Christmas will be just as cool as well. Merry Christmas to everyone!

Why Muslim Women Should Never Wear The Hijab, Burqa, Abbaya, Chador, and Niqab (Extremely Hot Bandwidth)

Wanna see Muslim woman without their headscarves and burqas, especially if they are Iranian? Well, you get your wish.

Why Muslim Women Should Never Wear The Hijab, Burqa, Abbaya, Chador, and Niqab

I find Persian woman really attractive. I have many friends who are Iranian going back to my childhood days. They are good people. There are many prominent Iranians in America, Rudi Bakhtiar, Catherine Bell, and Sarah Shahi.

Persians are Indo-Europeans like English, Spanish, and Russian. In fact I have heard Persian spoken and it sounds kinda like Spanish to me. Persian last names remind me of either Indian, Italian, or Dutch last names.