Posts under ‘Parody’

Nalin’ Paylin is done. Some PG-13 excerpts:

Great accents.
Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film, including an interview with Lisa Ann, the actress who plays “Paylin.”

It’s a shame that someone as talented as Lisa Ann would have to demean and degrade herself by playing Sarah Palin.
Egotastic.com has a lot more pictures.

Thanks to AMERICAblog, I now have Diet Coke coming out of my nose:

Harper’s reports that Republican Minnesota Senator and Bush pal Norm Coleman may have had some expensive clothing purchased for him at Nieman-Marcus by a supporter. At a press conference today, Coleman’s very own Tucker Bounds uncomfortably refused to answer questions about it:

If Coleman’s flack ever needs a day off, Nathan Thurm is clearly qualified to [...]

By now, everyone’s seen this Sarah Silverman video urgning Jews to go to Florida and urge the cockers to vote for Obama:

It reminds me of Eddie Murphy’s effort to bridge the Black-Jewish divide twenty five years ago:
 

Judging by the referral stats, some of you just can’t get enough of Bristol Palin. Proceeding on the theory that the people must be given what they want, here’s some important information for those basing their vote on the pregnant teen daughter of Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin.
Once you’ve gotten your fill here, please look around for [...]

Explore the logical conclusion of Bushonomics here.
(H/T: AG)

Tomorrow night, Larry King thanks Condoleezza Rice, Colin Powell, Barack Obama and Jesse Jackson for being on Soul Train.

Let’s see: John McCain votes with George Bush 90% of the time.  But McCain says that Bush has done a poor job as president.
Lloyd Christmas, channeling McCain, wraps up the Republican prescription nicely.  Double down on Republicanism…

Just from what little I’ve seen of her and Mr. Obama, Sen. Obama, they’re a member of an elitist-class individual that thinks that they’re uppity,” Westmorland said.
Asked to clarify that he used the word “uppity,” Westmoreland said, “Uppity, yeah.”
That would be Georgia Congressman Lynn Westmoreland talking about the Democratic nominee for president.
What’s “uppity” mean? Fast [...]

I have to admit that when I first heard Sarah Palin speak, I immediately thought of Linda Novotny from Election.  But this, from Australian Hugh Atkin, is so much better: