OT - SNL Palin Clinton spoof (catch before deletion)

by **StoneCold** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 9:56 am

SNL pulls clips from youtube so won't be up there long

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnRUKIMegn8

funny line "glide in on a dog sled" /

by **S2M** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 9:59 am

StoneCold wrote:SNL pulls clips from youtube so won't be up there long

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnRUKIMegn8

funny line "glide in on a dog sled" /

You are only able to see 1:57 of the video....what's up with that?

by **S2M** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:02 am

StocktontoMalone wrote:
StoneCold wrote:SNL pulls clips from youtube so won't be up there long

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnRUKIMegn8

funny line "glide in on a dog sled" /

You are only able to see 1:57 of the video....what's up with that?

Ok, someone fixed it.....5:33.... :wink:

by **Lula** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:37 am

that was great!! didn't catch it last night. thank you :lol:

by **donnaplease** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:39 am

I saw that last night, but caught it about halfway into it. Tina Fey is great as Sarah Palin! I always love the election coverage, SNL-style!!!

by **Barb** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:48 am

donnaplease wrote:I saw that last night, but caught it about halfway into it. Tina Fey is great as Sarah Palin! I always love the election coverage, SNL-style!!!

That was so funny. :lol:

I can't believe how much she looks like her!!

by **donnaplease** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:14 am

Barb wrote:
donnaplease wrote:I saw that last night, but caught it about halfway into it. Tina Fey is great as Sarah Palin! I always love the election coverage, SNL-style!!!

That was so funny. I can't believe how much she looks like her!!

I can imagine Palin laughing about it, but I'm not sure Hillary would be amused. Of course, I can't say I'd blame her. :shock:

It was really cool when GWB and Al Gore went on there together after their election.

by **Lula** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:25 am

hillary laughs too! did you catch her appearance?

by **Barb** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:31 am

Lula wrote:hillary laughs too! did you catch her appearance?

I did and I remember thinking it was the most human I'd ever seen her.

by **finalfight** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:37 am

The bit about dinosaurs cracked me up. Palin is one scary candidate for the nuclear codes.

by **TRAGChick** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:38 am

Barb wrote:That was so funny. I can't believe how much she looks like her!!

Holy crap! :shock:

by **Barb** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:46 am

finalfight wrote:The bit about dinosaurs cracked me up. Palin is one scary candidate for the nuclear codes.

Yes, she is -- if you don't seek out the truth. You sure won't get it from SNL or ABC News. :lol:

by **donnaplease** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:01 pm

Lula wrote:hillary laughs too! did you catch her appearance?

IMO, the clip showed Sarah as a little (or more than a little) vain and ditsy, while it showed Hillary as angry and bitter (as she probably should be). I'm not sure I ever saw Hillary on SNL. I'm glad she was, though, I'm sure it was funny.

I like someone who can laugh at themselves, hell I laugh at my own stupidity all the time! :lol:

by **donnaplease** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:08 pm

Dayum! I thought this place was wacky about the political crap. Check out these responses to the SNL clip and how far off-track some of the opinions were!

http://messages.tv.yahoo.com/tv/threadv ... of=1&frt=2

by **Barb** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:14 pm

donnaplease wrote:Dayum! I thought this place was wacky about the political crap. Check out these responses to the SNL clip and how far off-track some of the opinions were!

http://messages.tv.yahoo.com/tv/threadv ... of=1&frt=2

"He's a Mooslim!"

"She's a Wiccan!"

:lol:

by **StoneCold** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:19 pm

TRAGChick wrote:
Barb wrote:That was so funny. I can't believe how much she looks like her!!

Holy crap!

Double holy crap. Palin could spoof Tina Fey!

by **Sarah** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 5:57 pm

Barb wrote:I can't believe how much she looks like her!!

The first thing I noticed when I saw Palin for the first time was "she looks like Tina Fey." I'm not surprised they had her play the part.

by **journeypower** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:27 pm

it is quite evident how seriously desperate democrats are (basing from comments on youtube), they couldn't even have a break nor laugh about the whole SNL skit. instead, some of them chose to be sobber about it and made it a point of attack. are these people that sad?

man, I would even give OBAMA a break if SNL made a skit about him and his recent antics. as the joker would point out, "WHY SO SERIOUS?"

damn, some people just don't have a sense of humor or plainly killjoy. :roll:

by **finalfight** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:39 pm

Barb wrote:
finalfight wrote:The bit about dinosaurs cracked me up. Palin is one scary candidate for the nuclear codes.

Yes, she is -- if you don't seek out the truth. You sure won't get it from SNL or ABC News.

Until she outright confirms otherwise Palin is widely reported to have some very skewed views. Personally, based purely on what I myself have witnessed, I wouldn't trust her to babysit my children let alone help govern a country.

Just my view.

by **journeypower** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:39 pm

what is the difference between jokes on Palin and jokes on Obama?
which one do you prefer?
lastly, whom you gonna vote for?

by **journeypower** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:43 pm

finalfight wrote:
Barb wrote:
finalfight wrote:The bit about dinosaurs cracked me up. Palin is one scary candidate for the nuclear codes.

Yes, she is -- if you don't seek out the truth. You sure won't get it from SNL or ABC News.

Until she outright confirms otherwise Palin is widely reported to have some very skewed views. Personally, based purely on what I myself have witnessed, I wouldn't trust her to babysit my children let alone help govern a country.

Just my view.

how about OBAMA or Biden? I heard both of them are very good babysitters ! :lol:

by **finalfight** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:49 pm

journeypower wrote:
finalfight wrote:
Barb wrote:
finalfight wrote:The bit about dinosaurs cracked me up. Palin is one scary candidate for the nuclear codes.

Yes, she is -- if you don't seek out the truth. You sure won't get it from SNL or ABC News.

Until she outright confirms otherwise Palin is widely reported to have some very skewed views. Personally, based purely on what I myself have witnessed, I wouldn't trust her to babysit my children let alone help govern a country.

Just my view.

how about OBAMA or Biden? I heard both of them are very good babysitters !

Obama Biden....sounds awfully like Obama Bin Laden! Which spin doctor came up with that dream ticket? Crazy.

I wouldn't have a problem with Obama but Biden I know nothing about - Palin is sucking up all his press. I would imagine she considers that divine intervention.

by **journeypower** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:51 pm

I just remembered a popular quote from the movie "MR. BaseBall" when Tom Selleck said, "if my moustache comes in the way of my swing, then I will take a shave". I believe this is pretty true to what some people perceive of Palin's unorthodox views. a personal view shouldn't be much of a concern if it doesn't affect or influence the running of a country. for all we know, just because that a person happens to be a vegetarian, doesn't necessarily mean that he/she would put a ban on livestocks. pretty much shallow understanding IMO.

by **finalfight** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:53 pm

journeypower wrote:I just remembered a popular quote from the movie "MR. BaseBall" when Tom Selleck said, "if my moustache comes in the way of my swing, then I will take a shave". I believe this is pretty true to what some people perceive of Palin's unorthodox views. a personal view shouldn't be much of a concern if it doesn't affect or influence the running of a country. for all we know, just because that a person happens to be a vegetarian, doesn't necessarily mean that he/she would put a ban on livestocks. pretty much shallow understanding IMO.

Being a vegetarian is very different from not believing in evolution and therefore denying a large part of history ever happened. She is just a mite too religious to walk the line comfortably.

by **journeypower** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:58 pm

finalfight wrote:
journeypower wrote:
finalfight wrote:
Barb wrote:
finalfight wrote:The bit about dinosaurs cracked me up. Palin is one scary candidate for the nuclear codes.

Yes, she is -- if you don't seek out the truth. You sure won't get it from SNL or ABC News.

Until she outright confirms otherwise Palin is widely reported to have some very skewed views. Personally, based purely on what I myself have witnessed, I wouldn't trust her to babysit my children let alone help govern a country.

Just my view.

how about OBAMA or Biden? I heard both of them are very good babysitters !

Obama Biden....sounds awfully like Obama Bin Laden! Which spin doctor came up with that dream ticket? Crazy.

I wouldn't have a problem with Obama but Biden I know nothing about - Palin is sucking up all his press. I would imagine she considers that divine intervention.

oh crap, now that you've mentioned it, I don't want my kids to learn something about international terrorism from my nannies.

anyway, I wouldn't mind the divine intervention alibi. unless of course if you are not the religious type or an atheist. only 50 days left. I suggest Obama and Biden to wear a lot of perfume on themselves if they want to win this election. smearing Palin is just futile and does no good for their campaign.

by **journeypower** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 8:01 pm

finalfight wrote:
journeypower wrote:I just remembered a popular quote from the movie "MR. BaseBall" when Tom Selleck said, "if my moustache comes in the way of my swing, then I will take a shave". I believe this is pretty true to what some people perceive of Palin's unorthodox views. a personal view shouldn't be much of a concern if it doesn't affect or influence the running of a country. for all we know, just because that a person happens to be a vegetarian, doesn't necessarily mean that he/she would put a ban on livestocks. pretty much shallow understanding IMO.

Being a vegetarian is very different from not believing in evolution and therefore denying a large part of history ever happened. She is just a mite too religious to walk the line comfortably.

I believe you shouldn't worry about that unless she decides to divert all the government funding towards the erection of a buliding in memory of the ape man. :lol:

by **finalfight** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 8:06 pm

journeypower wrote:
finalfight wrote:
journeypower wrote:I just remembered a popular quote from the movie "MR. BaseBall" when Tom Selleck said, "if my moustache comes in the way of my swing, then I will take a shave". I believe this is pretty true to what some people perceive of Palin's unorthodox views. a personal view shouldn't be much of a concern if it doesn't affect or influence the running of a country. for all we know, just because that a person happens to be a vegetarian, doesn't necessarily mean that he/she would put a ban on livestocks. pretty much shallow understanding IMO.

Being a vegetarian is very different from not believing in evolution and therefore denying a large part of history ever happened. She is just a mite too religious to walk the line comfortably.

I believe you shouldn't worry about that unless she decides to divert all the government funding towards the erection of a buliding in memory of the ape man.

Hey no fair, Palin is good at erecting things! In fact it may be all she's good at! :lol:

by **journeypower** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 8:08 pm

finalfight wrote:
journeypower wrote:
finalfight wrote:
journeypower wrote:I just remembered a popular quote from the movie "MR. BaseBall" when Tom Selleck said, "if my moustache comes in the way of my swing, then I will take a shave". I believe this is pretty true to what some people perceive of Palin's unorthodox views. a personal view shouldn't be much of a concern if it doesn't affect or influence the running of a country. for all we know, just because that a person happens to be a vegetarian, doesn't necessarily mean that he/she would put a ban on livestocks. pretty much shallow understanding IMO.

Being a vegetarian is very different from not believing in evolution and therefore denying a large part of history ever happened. She is just a mite too religious to walk the line comfortably.

I believe you shouldn't worry about that unless she decides to divert all the government funding towards the erection of a buliding in memory of the ape man.

Hey no fair, Palin is good at erecting things! In fact it may be all she's good at!

careful with that. you don't want to be charged for stating sexist comment. :lol:

by **Uno_up** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:08 pm

just imagine the milf look-alikes in porn if palin is vp. "Cum in the Oval Orifice". the titles are endless.

by **TRAGChick** » Wed Sep 17, 2008 8:57 am

StoneCold wrote:
TRAGChick wrote:
Barb wrote:That was so funny. I can't believe how much she looks like her!!

Holy crap!

Double holy crap. Palin could spoof Tina Fey!

Hey...check out this excerpt from yahoo.com:
http://omg.yahoo.com/news/sarah-palin-i ... n/13113?nc

"...She thought it was quite funny, particularly because she once dressed up as Tina Fey for Halloween, her spokesperson Tracey Schmitt told CBS News."

:shock:

MR

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