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juliaoceania -> RE: The Tragedy of Sarah Palin (5/11/2011 6:31:42 PM)
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This woman needed no help in making herself a household joke... she lacked class, manners, and behaved boorishly on a consistent basis. Whenever I think of Sarah Palin, and her place in the world, I think of this story
http://www.blackbookmag.com/article/sarah-palin-covets-jeggings-at-oscars-gift-suite/16740
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"DEAR GOD WHY?" is an appropriate response when told noted gay icon Sarah Palin was invited to an Oscars gift suite. Apparently the proceedings were more gruesome than this footage of two crocodiles tearing a hapless gazelle into two. At Silver Spoon's Oscar gift suite--which went to benefit the Red Cross--Palin and daughter Bristol were on hand to hoard anything they could clench their talons around.
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Fine, whatever. If you or I were there, we’d also kick and scratch our way to the front of the queue to snag the best wares at the gifting suite--including under-eye cream courtesy of Bloom facial products. We have that in common with Sarah Palin. But we draw the line there. Because no one with anything approaching good taste would snag tie-dyed jeggings for her daughter. According to a cameraman, “They were like locusts. She showed up with like 20 people, and they immediately swarmed the place taking everything!”
Everything includes tie-dyed jeggings. Jeggings--more commonly known as denim leggings--kind of defeat the point of wearing denim and leggings. They were made popular last summer when an animatronic creature named Paris Hilton was spotted running in a pair.
Is it unforgivable to grab everything that isn't nailed down at an Oscar Gift Suite? No, it isn't, but to grab so much is just kinda tacky. Think of grabbing more than your fair share at a banquet dinner, or eating off of someone else's plate. It just isn't done to behave this way in those circles. Perhaps I would behave the same way, but then again I am not making millions off a failed bid to be vice president. It isn't like she needed the jeggings, after all....
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