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By Beth in Entertainment, Politics, Smut Advertising, love & lies, TV, pop culture, media, gossip, Obama, Sarah Palin, John McCain, Bristol, parody on September 2 2008
No, this is not a direct quote from VP ticket Sarah Palin, but might not be far from the truth after reading the “personal, private” blog of Palin’s pregnant daughter’s boyfriend’s blog.
In his blog, Levi Johnston, a high school hockey player from Alaska and our favorite foot-in-the-mouth Baby Daddy, writes about Palin’s daughter, Bristol, and her considering an abortion just days before her mother found out and McCain nominated her.
In his sensitive blog entry Abort! Abort! Abort!” Levi pleas for funds to abort the baby and asks for where the nearest abortion clinic is. Even better someone calls Bristol a “hoor” while another commenter calls Palin out as a total hot “MILF.”
Seriously though, Obama couldn’t have wet dreamt himself a better outcome than this…Parody or not. I prefer to think of it as art.
By ariel in Uncategorized, Entertainment, Politics, News, Clinton, Advertising, business, pop culture, media, America, celebrity, Barack, Obama, DNC, Joe, Biden on August 27 2008
And the Barack shows up- A real Rock Star… A surprise behind curtain number 2! WHAT A SHOW… What a circus…
A very sad joke. Joe Biden practiced the first rule in advertising, and made more too-good-to-be-true promises the enthusiastic crowd of blind believers at the DNC.
By ariel in Uncategorized, Entertainment, Politics, Heroes, Smut Advertising, News, Advertising, TV, relationships, pop culture, media, America, celebrity, Barack, Obama, Democratic, Michelle, DNC, Oscar on August 26 2008
To Michelle Obama!!!
For best supporting actress for her roll in:” DNC-Obama above all.”
Barack and Michelle can now win American Idol.
By ariel in Uncategorized, Entertainment, Politics, Clinton, Quotes, Money, media, America, celebrity, Hillary, Bill, Barack, Obama, Democratic, Party, primaries, Boring on June 3 2008
 
Hillary Clinton said: “I’m just very grateful we kept this campaign going until South Dakota would have the last word,” but Bill said: “This may be the last day I’m ever involved in a campaign of this kind.”, and I’m thinking: Is today really the last day Hillary and Barack will bore us with their endless meaningless, empty promises and speeches? Will tomorrow be a new day, in which we’ll get to hear real news for a change? The answer is probably NO, but it’s OK to dream isn’t it?
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