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Saturday, January 02, 2010
"As if she were narrating her own acid trip"
I am a little busy this afternoon, but I will put up at least one more post before the day ends.
It was pretty funny, but she was actually referring to cheechakos which are newcomers to Alaska as opposed to sourdoughs which are old timers. Not that it helps make sense of what she said. It wasn't cheese tacos anyway...just sayin'.
I heard this today. Absolutely hysterical! Sarah Palin you provide so much material, we really do want to thank you for that! In fact, I think it is what you do best!
She could name her next pretend pregnancy baby "Cheese Taco" or even "Crunchwrap"--what difference would it make? That one would just join the dysfunctional line up, so it might as well have a name to match!
This was an entertaining clip for sure! Being from Canada, I was curious as to the what was the meaning of "cheechakos and sourdoughs". However, looking up her resignation speech to figure out the context, I noticed that her original speech transcript published on The Mudflats (http://www.themudflats.net/2009/07/27/palins-farewell-address-full-transcript/) contains this reference, while the transcript of her farewell address published by the former Governor's office to media outlets omits the "cheechakos and sourdoughs" reference all together - among other inconsistencies (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/07/03/sarah-palin-resignation-s_n_225557.html). And why would there be a need for two versions?
I heard this today too -- fantastic! Exactly what it sounded like.
ReplyDeleteWhat's a "cheekago"? (PetDad thought they said "cheese taco" and was really confused).
ReplyDeleteI was amused that they pronounced Cheechako w/ a hard "k' sound in the middle rather than the soft "ch" like church.
At any rate, still a really funny segment; love that show!
That was "a hoot".
ReplyDeleteRight on the money, Thank You!
ReplyDeleteIt was pretty funny, but she was actually referring to cheechakos which are newcomers to Alaska as opposed to sourdoughs which are old timers. Not that it helps make sense of what she said. It wasn't cheese tacos anyway...just sayin'.
ReplyDeleteThat was hilarious! Thanks Gryph!
ReplyDeleteI heart Peter Sagal. And did you hear the roar of that crowd? Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI tried to listen but it doesn't play for me.
ReplyDeleteMy, how funny was that! Thanks for the guffaw, far more fun and all encompassing than a simple giggle.
ReplyDeleteV. funny. That show consistently delivers the goods.
ReplyDeleteI heard this today. Absolutely hysterical! Sarah Palin you provide so much material, we really do want to thank you for that! In fact, I think it is what you do best!
ReplyDeleteI heard that segment when it originally aired last summer, but it still made me laugh again today. It really is an apt description.
ReplyDeleteLoved it!
ReplyDeleteStellar,....absolutely stellar.
ReplyDeleteOne question, though. Is Sourdough a girl's name or a boy's name. LOL
I love that as soon as they gave the guy the hint "you can see Russia from her house" he said, "Ohhhhhh, Sarah!" Tina Fey is my hero.
ReplyDeleteShe could name her next pretend pregnancy baby "Cheese Taco" or even "Crunchwrap"--what difference would it make? That one would just join the dysfunctional line up, so it might as well have a name to match!
ReplyDeleteThis was an entertaining clip for sure! Being from Canada, I was curious as to the what was the meaning of "cheechakos and sourdoughs". However, looking up her resignation speech to figure out the context, I noticed that her original speech transcript published on The Mudflats (http://www.themudflats.net/2009/07/27/palins-farewell-address-full-transcript/) contains this reference, while the transcript of her farewell address published by the former Governor's office to media outlets omits the "cheechakos and sourdoughs" reference all together - among other inconsistencies (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/07/03/sarah-palin-resignation-s_n_225557.html). And why would there be a need for two versions?
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