SNL and Palin
Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 10:48 am
If Sarah Palin is elected this November, Tina Fey will have steady employment for 16 years. Her impersonation was unbelievably spot on.
She even had the accent down.ne1410s wrote:If Sarah Palin is elected this November, Tina Fey will have steady employment for 16 years. Her impersonation was unbelievably spot on.
If McCain wins I give Palin 4 years in the spotlight, tops.ne1410s wrote:If Sarah Palin is elected this November, Tina Fey will have steady employment for 16 years. Her impersonation was unbelievably spot on.
If McCain wins and decides not to seek re-election, then Palin will be the Republican front-runner in 2012.Thousandaire wrote:If McCain wins I give Palin 4 years in the spotlight, tops.ne1410s wrote:If Sarah Palin is elected this November, Tina Fey will have steady employment for 16 years. Her impersonation was unbelievably spot on.
She will not. She is a joke and people will soon realize it. She has no chance of winning a national election on her own.TheCalvinator24 wrote:If McCain wins and decides not to seek re-election, then Palin will be the Republican front-runner in 2012.Thousandaire wrote:If McCain wins I give Palin 4 years in the spotlight, tops.ne1410s wrote:If Sarah Palin is elected this November, Tina Fey will have steady employment for 16 years. Her impersonation was unbelievably spot on.
Keep underestimating her.Thousandaire wrote:She will not. She is a joke and people will soon realize it. She has no chance of winning a national election on her own.TheCalvinator24 wrote:If McCain wins and decides not to seek re-election, then Palin will be the Republican front-runner in 2012.Thousandaire wrote: If McCain wins I give Palin 4 years in the spotlight, tops.
Really???? Fey gave her a Minnesota/Wisconsin/N.D. accent, "doncha know".peacock2121 wrote:She even had the accent down.ne1410s wrote:If Sarah Palin is elected this November, Tina Fey will have steady employment for 16 years. Her impersonation was unbelievably spot on.
Lose weight?sunflower wrote:By the way, how does Sarah Palin "dress up as Tina Fey" for Halloween?? I mean other than looking like her, which she does every day, what else is there to that costume???
Perhaps that was the jokesunflower wrote:By the way, how does Sarah Palin "dress up as Tina Fey" for Halloween?? I mean other than looking like her, which she does every day, what else is there to that costume???
I didn't think that was a joke - I read that to be the official comment from her campaign staff? Maybe it was a joke and out of context and in print it appears serious, but maybe the staffer was laughing as she said it? Who knows, it just sounded odd to me!!themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:Perhaps that was the jokesunflower wrote:By the way, how does Sarah Palin "dress up as Tina Fey" for Halloween?? I mean other than looking like her, which she does every day, what else is there to that costume???
Bob Juch wrote:Lose weight?sunflower wrote:By the way, how does Sarah Palin "dress up as Tina Fey" for Halloween?? I mean other than looking like her, which she does every day, what else is there to that costume???
It was as cringe worthy as Mark Spitz appearing on the Bob Hope Show after Munich. Good kids. Not good actors.Phelps should stick to swimming.
The rest of the show was horrible though.NellyLunatic1980 wrote:The episode sucked, but the Palin/Clinton cold opening has become an instant classic.