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Hahaha, she said "so greatly."

Man, every interview can be summed up with endless rambling and some "there are so many great Americans in this great American country and in this great American state of American Alaska with so many great Alaskan-Americans."

Oh, and what the fuck is going on there? And the guy is looking right in the camera and kinda smirking at 2:30 into the video.



Can't fool me! That's Tina Fey and this is an SNL skit!

Wait, no, this is too funny to be SNL.....



The Ghost of RubangB said:
Hahaha, she said "so greatly."

Man, every interview can be summed up with endless rambling and some "there are so many great Americans in this great American country and in this great American state of American Alaska with so many great Alaskan-Americans."

Oh, and what the fuck is going on there? And the guy is looking right in the camera and kinda smirking at 2:30 into the video.

 

Careful. That's just asking to be flamed. If you actually want that, I'd rather you not be on this site inciting trouble, regardless of the topic.

If not, you should know damn well you can put down anyone that way.



A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.

Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs

nice. I was more interested in the turkey process than her ramblings.



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Is he just pulling the neck backwards and draining the blood? I haven't really slashed turkey throats with one of those machines before.


@Lord, I do not mean to incite flames, but I believe I have established myself as Palin's biggest fan and have created the 2 biggest Palin threads of several pages each. I'm studying her every move. When she actually does answer a question she never fails to say "this great state of Alaska" or "so many great Americans" or "this great country." She's establishing both her immense love for America and her folksiness through repetition. It's a campaign tactic and it's amazing.



She also turns a question about her credentials into opportunities to dispel the myth that Alaska doesn't have access to media (such as magazines and newspapers) and "culture" while never addressing the credentials question.



The Ghost of RubangB said:
Is he just pulling the neck backwards and draining the blood? I haven't really slashed turkey throats with one of those machines before.


@Lord, I do not mean to incite flames, but I believe I have established myself as Palin's biggest fan and have created the 2 biggest Palin threads of several pages each. I'm studying her every move. When she actually does answer a question she never fails to say "this great state of Alaska" or "so many great Americans" or "this great country." She's establishing both her immense love for America and her folksiness through repetition. It's a campaign tactic and it's amazing.

 

Okay, I didn't have the full context of what you meant.



A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.

Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs

WTF! That was so disturbing! She was supposed to have been there to "pardon" a turkey, and then the guy in the back is sitting there slaughtering turkeys! I was just watching him the whole time trying to be nonchalant about it while Palin was sitting there talking. I was laughing my ass off at how poorly this whole thing was staged the entire video!

Just plain bizarre...



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