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I am not a huge fan of Sacha Baron Cohen, though I have watched "Borat," but I may have just become a huge fan of his work.Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
I am not a huge fan of Sacha Baron Cohen, though I have watched "Borat," but I may have just become a huge fan of his work.
Gryph, did you this? Jewel's family, in ALASKA, is getting a reality show!
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Boy, that's going to chap somebody's wrinkled old bottom!
Proof, yet again, that conservatives have no ability to process humor in their frontal lobes.
ReplyDeleteIn 2003, A Newt for president campaign was an impossibility, he never could have predicted how much of a freakish side show the republican party was to become, allowing him the ability to run for President despite ditching several wives for younger versions, one by hospital bedside. (Thanks for that Sarah!)
Paul could have smoothly exited after the pants dropped, instead of having a full blown homophobic
fit. He is a strange, delusional little man.
Sacha talking to Sarah would be comedy gold...
ReplyDeleteSarah would be clueless like the time she was punked by the Canadian DJ's.
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ReplyDeleteIf Sacha took his pants off in front of the skank she would never let him out of the room. She would think she was reliving her glory days with Glenn Rice.
Sacha Baron Cohen engages in a sort of shock art. I have never been a huge fan of putting people on the spot. Most of his victims respond with kindness, and he capitalizes on it.
ReplyDeleteHe attended Oxford but dropped out, so he is brilliant at pretending to be clueless.
I would love to see him punking Sarah or Bristol or Todd.
The Ali G Show was all about getting real people to agree to an interview and then asking them the most embarassing and stupid questions.
ReplyDeleteI can't say I enjoyed watching his guests squirm, but it was an eduction in how far most people will go to keep on a "happy face" while in a social situation.
Generally speaking, lawyers and politicians were hardest to rattle, and self-righteous religious people started their melt-down after two or three goofy questions.
Once "Ali G" asked a catholic priest why so many nuns were in porn movies, and the priest was so furious he couldn't speak straight. It was a rabbi who mildly said they were actresses, not real nuns.
In spite of some laughs, the show put humans in a pretty harsh light. I'm surprised that some of his guests didn't punch him during the show.
You think Sasha got Ron Paul??? Ron Paul did what I would do and leave a room in disgust when Sasha (Bruno) took his pants off.
ReplyDeleteHow would you act if you think you are going to be interviewed and the person doing the interview takes off his pants in the hotel room? You being a former body guard Jessie I don't think that would amuse you and probably you would have punched the guy
The thing I always noticed about Ali G. is that he was kind to the interviewer when it was someone reasonable and intelligent. When he was talking to the director of the welfare program in Britain, he didn't insult him but instead took the position of the straw man who doesn't WANT to work, but lives off welfare because it's easy. However, when he was talking to a person who disputed evolution, he backed him into a corner about whether the man liked bananas. SO from those examples we can draw a conclusion about what Sacha Baron Cohen thinks about these two Republican candidates.
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It would be SO easy for him to punk the wandering clueless Brillow Sisters in L.A. as they search for a TV show that will turn them into "real" celebrities. Puts a smile on my face just imagining such a scenario.
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ReplyDeleteHow would you act if you think you are going to be interviewed and the person doing the interview takes off his pants in the hotel room?
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How about you were going to meet the running mate of a major party, only to be answered by the unknown in her towel? - Game Change
I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteI haven't stopped laughing. Would love to send Sasha a dozen roses!
Denise
I must be out of the loop, never heard of this guy. But I could see him getting stale real fast.
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh at both politicians reactions, especially Ron Paul's - reminded me of Michele's "lesbians in the bathroom- help!" incident.
How does one get someone like Ron Paul in a hotel room in the first place? Not that "I" would want to, but just wondering? Don't they have staff and bodyguards to research and prepare them for their interviews?
Who does interviews on the edge of a bed?
Ron Paul, that's who. lmao
What AliG Sasha Cohen is showing us these bastards pander to the lowest cowmen denominator...
ReplyDeleteTo schlepp their BS.
Dayum! I would of LOVED to see him pwned Caribou Grifter!
OMFG! That would be straight out of whatnot, can you imagine? It would of been 100x worse than Sarkosy...Sarah prob would of jumped his bones...omfg!
Or is there a video we haven't seen YET?
Inquiring minds want to know!
Hey Sarah, Bless yer heart...mwah kisses! May Mistress Karma catch up to you soon :)
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ReplyDeleteIt would be SO easy for him to punk the wandering clueless Brillow Sisters in L.A. as they search for a TV show that will turn them into "real" celebrities. Puts a smile on my face just imagining such a scenario.
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would love to see that! priceless!
Brillows would be clueless!
then talk about H8'rs!
Chaz @ 9:09 a.m.
ReplyDeleteHow would you act if you think you are going to be interviewed and the person doing the interview takes off his pants in the hotel room?
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How about you were going to meet the running mate of a major party, only to be answered by the unknown in her towel? - Game Change
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I think she was getting ready to jump steve Schmidt's bones...with Toad watchin'!
Run Sarah Run!
So we get the full 411!!!!
As one person said, Ali G "was an eduction in how far most people will go to keep on a "happy face" while in a social situation." As a group, Americans are really polite people; we're not exactly Canadians, but close. We will try to make the best of a weird situation. I'm sure Sacha expects to be punched out from time to time, but the point is, HE ISN'T. It's rude, but it shines a light on who we are and what our social contract is all about.
ReplyDeleteHaving said that, if Gingrich panders and Paul freaks, what does that say about them and their abilities to deal with incredible diversity as potential leaders?