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n2doc Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Oct-22-08 09:48 PM
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Hey Sarah Palin, who(se house) are you wearing?
The hard part about news of Sarah Palin's shopping spree is trying to comprehend what $150,000 worth of clothing and accessories really amounts to. How to translate such a sum into terms that Joe and Jane Plumber can relate to? We're gonna try our best with the following Sarah Palin fashion show. Take a look for the answer to today's big question...What the heck is Sarah Palin wearing?



Nothing like a fun fashion show to cheer us up in a financial crisis. Here comes Sarah to the stage now! In this photo she's wearing the split-level home you were forced to leave under supervision of State marshals following bank foreclosure. Wave hello!



Here we see Sarah Palin wearing a lovely two piece ensemble. The top is the blood thinning medication your deceased husband could no longer afford. And the pants are made from a year's supply of gasoline for your '97 Toyota Celica.





Looking sharp Sarah! The average American's annual expenditure on heat, hot water, and electricity really brings out your eyes!

more at:
http://www.236.com/news/2008/10/22/hey_sarah_palin_whose_house_ar_9723.php
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Fridays Child Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Oct-22-08 10:14 PM
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1. Precious! They got her a diamond encrusted army pin so she could be all matchy matchy with Cindy.
I wonder if jewelry is included in that $150,000 figure.
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nomaco-10 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Oct-22-08 10:21 PM
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2. I still have a hard time comprehending...
how the hell you can spend $150,000 on a wardrobe. Even if they styled and wardrobed the whole damn family, it still just does not compute.

Think of how many people you could feed, clothe and dispense vaccines to in a third world country for that kind of money.

These people are unfrickin' real.
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Omnibus Donating Member (676 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-23-08 01:53 AM
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3. To spend $150K on a month's clothes
you have to clothe yourself in the torn hopes and dreams of the underclass.

Wrap yourself in their suffering like it's the Flag at a rally on Independence Day.

Take human decency to the taxidermist, have him stick in some diamond eyes, and flaunt it!

Go on, Sarah, you deserve it!



Although, if the backlash from that $150K keeps her out of the Executive branch, it's probably money well spent.

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