Showing posts with label Palin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palin. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 05, 2013
Thursday, September 22, 2011
The National Enquirer...
...says that Sarah Palin's marriage is over and Todd intends to file for divorce.
Well, we'll see. I rather imagine that, unlike the John Edwards affair, this story will get full coverage by the MSM.
Well, we'll see. I rather imagine that, unlike the John Edwards affair, this story will get full coverage by the MSM.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Wow. It's Sarah Palin's Fault...
..that African-Americans kill each other with guns.
Damn, no wonder liberals fear her.
h/t Weasel Zippers.
Damn, no wonder liberals fear her.
h/t Weasel Zippers.
Monday, June 20, 2011
Friday, June 03, 2011
Ya Know, It Gets Difficult...
...to keep defending Sarah Palin against charges of being an ignoramus.
And if you get to the point where tu quoque loses its luster and you contemplate the some famous kings were totally illiterate argument, it's probably best to just shut up.
So go ahead and gloat, Walt.
And if you get to the point where tu quoque loses its luster and you contemplate the some famous kings were totally illiterate argument, it's probably best to just shut up.
So go ahead and gloat, Walt.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Sarah Palin Has An Obama In The Woodpile...
...not that there's anything wrong with that.
You younger folks may have never heard this old expression. For that matter, you younger folks have probably never seen Walt Disney's Song of the South, either, at least not in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave.
You younger folks may have never heard this old expression. For that matter, you younger folks have probably never seen Walt Disney's Song of the South, either, at least not in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
When Hacker Met Lawyer...
...hilarity ensues:
Q. Is there a certain language that is commonly used for users of 4chan?
A. In what sense?
Q. Certain terms, have a meaning unique to 4chan?
A. Yes.
Q. Like "OP," what is "OP"?
A. OP means original poster.
Q. Are you familiar these terms, having been the founder and administrator of the 4chan site?
A. Yes.
Q. What would "lurker" mean?
A. Somebody who browses but does not post, does not contribute.
Q. What do the words "caps" mean?
A. Screenshots.
Q. And is there any significance to "new fags"?
A. That is the term used to describe new users to the site.
Q. What about "b tard"?
A. It's a term that users of the /b/- Random board use for themselves.
Q. What about "troll"?
A. Troublemaker.
Q. "404"?
A. 404 is the status code for not found. It means essentially gone or not found.
Q. Not found on where, the 4chan site?
A. 404 is the http status code for not found, a page not found by the Web server.
Q. In what about "peeps"?
A. People.
Q. "Rickroll"?
A. Rickroll is a mean or Internet kind of trend that started on 4chan where users -- it basically a bait and switch. Users link you to a video of Rick Astley performing Never Gonna Give You Up.
[...]
Q. And the term "rickroll" you said it tries make people go to a site where they think it is going be one thing, but it is a video of Rick Astley, is right?
A. Yes.
Q. He was some kind of singer?
A. Yes.
Q. It's a joke?
A. Yes.
The whole testimony of 4chan founder Christopher Poole, testifying at the trial of the Sarah Palin hacker, can be downloaded as a .pdf at the link.
Q. Is there a certain language that is commonly used for users of 4chan?
A. In what sense?
Q. Certain terms, have a meaning unique to 4chan?
A. Yes.
Q. Like "OP," what is "OP"?
A. OP means original poster.
Q. Are you familiar these terms, having been the founder and administrator of the 4chan site?
A. Yes.
Q. What would "lurker" mean?
A. Somebody who browses but does not post, does not contribute.
Q. What do the words "caps" mean?
A. Screenshots.
Q. And is there any significance to "new fags"?
A. That is the term used to describe new users to the site.
Q. What about "b tard"?
A. It's a term that users of the /b/- Random board use for themselves.
Q. What about "troll"?
A. Troublemaker.
Q. "404"?
A. 404 is the status code for not found. It means essentially gone or not found.
Q. Not found on where, the 4chan site?
A. 404 is the http status code for not found, a page not found by the Web server.
Q. In what about "peeps"?
A. People.
Q. "Rickroll"?
A. Rickroll is a mean or Internet kind of trend that started on 4chan where users -- it basically a bait and switch. Users link you to a video of Rick Astley performing Never Gonna Give You Up.
[...]
Q. And the term "rickroll" you said it tries make people go to a site where they think it is going be one thing, but it is a video of Rick Astley, is right?
A. Yes.
Q. He was some kind of singer?
A. Yes.
Q. It's a joke?
A. Yes.
The whole testimony of 4chan founder Christopher Poole, testifying at the trial of the Sarah Palin hacker, can be downloaded as a .pdf at the link.
Friday, May 28, 2010
When Sarah Palin Promises To Build A Fence...
...you can take her at her word:

Damn, if she runs for president and promises to close the border, Todd better have a good relationship with Lowe's and Home Depot, he's going to need a lot of building materials...
Michael Crowley of Time commented on the fence in a Time blog, I liked his view of what McGinnis's stunt in moving in next to Palin does for journalism:
Which leads to what really bothers me about McGinniss's gimmick. It is bad for journalism. It plays right into the hands of the many people—including Sarah Palin, who is shrewdly ridiculing McGinniss—with an interest in portraying reporters as creeps with no sense of decency. Journalism faces a credibility crisis, and reporters' motives are under attack by outlets like Fox News, Media Matters and a thousand merciless blogs. Joe McGinniss's very clever but utterly hollow stunt, it seems to me, exacerbates that problem. That doesn't only make life harder for all his colleagues, but it makes life easier for people who want to undermine trust in the media. People just like Sarah Palin.
I'll just note that the credibility crisis he mentions pre-dates Sarah Palin's selection as John McCain's running mate in 2008, but that the MSM did itself no credit with the way that it covered Palin in comparison to the way it covered Barack Obama. The credibility crisis is caused in large part by MSM bias and by refusal to acknowledge that bias, pure and simple.

Damn, if she runs for president and promises to close the border, Todd better have a good relationship with Lowe's and Home Depot, he's going to need a lot of building materials...
Michael Crowley of Time commented on the fence in a Time blog, I liked his view of what McGinnis's stunt in moving in next to Palin does for journalism:
Which leads to what really bothers me about McGinniss's gimmick. It is bad for journalism. It plays right into the hands of the many people—including Sarah Palin, who is shrewdly ridiculing McGinniss—with an interest in portraying reporters as creeps with no sense of decency. Journalism faces a credibility crisis, and reporters' motives are under attack by outlets like Fox News, Media Matters and a thousand merciless blogs. Joe McGinniss's very clever but utterly hollow stunt, it seems to me, exacerbates that problem. That doesn't only make life harder for all his colleagues, but it makes life easier for people who want to undermine trust in the media. People just like Sarah Palin.
I'll just note that the credibility crisis he mentions pre-dates Sarah Palin's selection as John McCain's running mate in 2008, but that the MSM did itself no credit with the way that it covered Palin in comparison to the way it covered Barack Obama. The credibility crisis is caused in large part by MSM bias and by refusal to acknowledge that bias, pure and simple.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Palin Hacker Convicted
Convicted on two charges: Unauthorized access to a computer and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
He was found not guilty of wire fraud, and the jury hung on the charge of identity theft.
The obstruction charge could bring a sentence of 20 years, but it's unlikely for a politician's son with no criminal record. But a felony rap will haunt him the rest of his life; prevent him from owning a handgun, prevent him from being bonded or licensed for various jobs, etc.
He was found not guilty of wire fraud, and the jury hung on the charge of identity theft.
The obstruction charge could bring a sentence of 20 years, but it's unlikely for a politician's son with no criminal record. But a felony rap will haunt him the rest of his life; prevent him from owning a handgun, prevent him from being bonded or licensed for various jobs, etc.
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
In Sarah Palin News...
...a small controversy was created in her hometown of Wasilla, Alaska, when four political enemies of Palin's were banned from attending a book-signing appearance by the former governor.
Among the four were a journalist, a blogger, a radio host and a local activist, Andree Mcleod, who achieved fame for filing the stream of harassing, frivolous lawsuits that contributed to driving Palin from office.
Good for Palin. As far as I'm concerned, when a political opponent sets out to damage your career, tarnish your reputation or that of your family, they deserve no further effort at collegiality or tolerance. Maybe Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill could sit down and have drinks together at the end of the day, even though they were political opposites; the newer breed of partisan warriors don't operate by the same code.
Among the four were a journalist, a blogger, a radio host and a local activist, Andree Mcleod, who achieved fame for filing the stream of harassing, frivolous lawsuits that contributed to driving Palin from office.
Good for Palin. As far as I'm concerned, when a political opponent sets out to damage your career, tarnish your reputation or that of your family, they deserve no further effort at collegiality or tolerance. Maybe Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill could sit down and have drinks together at the end of the day, even though they were political opposites; the newer breed of partisan warriors don't operate by the same code.
Monday, December 07, 2009
Hitchens On Palin
Christopher Hitchens savages Sarah Palin in his inimitable style:
At least Richard Nixon had the ill fortune to look like what he was: a haunted scoundrel and repressed psychopath. Whereas the usefulness of Sarah Palin to the right-wing party managers is that she combines a certain knowingness with a feigned innocence and a still-palpable blush of sex. But she should take care to read her Alexander Pope: That bloom will soon enough fade, and it will fade really quickly if she uses it to prostitute herself to the Nixonites on one day and then to cock-tease the rabble on the next.
At least Richard Nixon had the ill fortune to look like what he was: a haunted scoundrel and repressed psychopath. Whereas the usefulness of Sarah Palin to the right-wing party managers is that she combines a certain knowingness with a feigned innocence and a still-palpable blush of sex. But she should take care to read her Alexander Pope: That bloom will soon enough fade, and it will fade really quickly if she uses it to prostitute herself to the Nixonites on one day and then to cock-tease the rabble on the next.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Levi Johnston: I've Got Dirt On Palin
But he's hiding it, for now, and will reveal it at the proper time (when the Democrats need it most to smear Palin).
If it's even the truth at all; after all, It profits a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world; but for Wales?
If it's even the truth at all; after all, It profits a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world; but for Wales?
Friday, July 03, 2009
Let's Call Them What They Really Are
The National Society of Insufferable Pricks Newspaper Columnists has awarded Alaska Governor Sarah Palin its annual Sitting Duck Award, indicating that she is the most ridiculed public figure in the news for 2008. Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich was the runner-up.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Would It Were So
The UK Daily Mail, in an article on the world's most beautiful female politicians, slips up and describes Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as "US Vice-President Elect."
Here's the pic they used:

And here's the caption they used:
Here's the pic they used:

And here's the caption they used:
Friday, January 30, 2009
Alaska Bandwidth Ain't World Bandwidth
Apparently there are so many people trying to visit the Alaska Volcanoes Observatory website that the server has crashed. This is due to the the imminent eruption of Mt. Redoubt, which is 170 miles SW of Anchorage.
I'd be willing to bet that a lot of the attention is coming from the MSM, hoping for a volcano eruption disaster that they can blame on Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.
update: Instalanche! Thank you, Glenn Reynolds! Welcome, Instapundit readers!
update 2: The Alaska Volcano Website is back up, with an advisory about the increased traffic. The website is in a limited text-only mode.
update 3: Pic of Redoubt, just after dawn this morning, via webcam placed 10 miles away:
I'd be willing to bet that a lot of the attention is coming from the MSM, hoping for a volcano eruption disaster that they can blame on Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.
update: Instalanche! Thank you, Glenn Reynolds! Welcome, Instapundit readers!
update 2: The Alaska Volcano Website is back up, with an advisory about the increased traffic. The website is in a limited text-only mode.
update 3: Pic of Redoubt, just after dawn this morning, via webcam placed 10 miles away:
Monday, January 19, 2009
Do You Think...
...that if Barack Obama's inaugural speech tomorrow is a grand slam home run, members of the MSM will point out that it was written by a professional speechwriter?*
*when Sarah Palin accepted the VP nomination at the Republican Convention and made an electrifying speech, the MSM talking heads all mentioned that her speech had been written by a professional speechwriter.
*when Sarah Palin accepted the VP nomination at the Republican Convention and made an electrifying speech, the MSM talking heads all mentioned that her speech had been written by a professional speechwriter.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Gee, And This Only Happened In Alaska?
"Alaska officials exchanged racist emails about Barack Obama."
And since the "Alaska officials" aren't named, we're to assume it's probably Governor Sarah Palin, I suppose, or that this is somehow her fault for fostering a climate of intolerance, I suppose?
The MSM is still in the tank for Obama, and they're prepared to defend him against potential 2012 rivals. Amazing that "officials" in the other 49 states of the Union haven't been caught exchanging "racist emails," isn't it?
*shakes head in disgust*
And since the "Alaska officials" aren't named, we're to assume it's probably Governor Sarah Palin, I suppose, or that this is somehow her fault for fostering a climate of intolerance, I suppose?
The MSM is still in the tank for Obama, and they're prepared to defend him against potential 2012 rivals. Amazing that "officials" in the other 49 states of the Union haven't been caught exchanging "racist emails," isn't it?
*shakes head in disgust*
Monday, November 10, 2008
An Interview With Sarah Palin That ISN'T A Hit Piece
Story.
The interviewer asks reasonably tough questions designed to solicit an honest, open response and succeeds. Palin comes off as informed and open, nothing to hide.
Good read.
The interviewer asks reasonably tough questions designed to solicit an honest, open response and succeeds. Palin comes off as informed and open, nothing to hide.
Good read.
Thursday, November 06, 2008
White House Guest List Speculation
I'd guess that Oprah is a lock for a sleepover in the Obama White House, but do you think he's got the gonads to invite Rev. Wright or Bill Ayers?
And what of Sarah Palin? Do you think that Oprah will issue an invite now, and would Palin accept? What about an invitation from The View? Were I Palin, I'd refuse both offers.
And what of Sarah Palin? Do you think that Oprah will issue an invite now, and would Palin accept? What about an invitation from The View? Were I Palin, I'd refuse both offers.
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Late Night Election Watch
Only races that still seem interesting are the Minnesota Senate race between Coleman and Franken, which is still a squeaker, and the Alaska Senate race between convicted felon Ted Stevens and Mark Begich, which Stevens is currently leading. I'm hoping that if Stevens is re-elected he'll be forced to resign, which will give Sarah Palin a chance to appoint a successor who will have a full term to prove his/her worth. (it may be a bit more complicated than that, but hopefully common sense will prevail).
Best analogy I can come up with for the election is that the American people, fed up with a lemon car, traded it in on a shiny new model from a different company without really knowing how reliable it is, or how well it will run once the new car smell wears off. I guess we'll find out.
update (0530): Coleman has a slim lead over Franken with 99% of the precincts reporting. Looks like it might be close enough for a mandatory recount to kick in, whichever man ends up winning. Independent candidate Dean Barkley appears to have played something of a spoiler role in the contest.
Also, with 96% of the Alaska vote counted, the race between Stevens and Begich has tightened a bit, but I don't think that the Alaska population is large enough for Begich to catch up.
Best analogy I can come up with for the election is that the American people, fed up with a lemon car, traded it in on a shiny new model from a different company without really knowing how reliable it is, or how well it will run once the new car smell wears off. I guess we'll find out.
update (0530): Coleman has a slim lead over Franken with 99% of the precincts reporting. Looks like it might be close enough for a mandatory recount to kick in, whichever man ends up winning. Independent candidate Dean Barkley appears to have played something of a spoiler role in the contest.
Also, with 96% of the Alaska vote counted, the race between Stevens and Begich has tightened a bit, but I don't think that the Alaska population is large enough for Begich to catch up.
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