Nailin' Palin? Head of Skate? Hollywood can't get enough of VP wanna-be Palin.

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My husband was late to an appointment with me today because he said he had "so much work to get done."

He went on to add he "had to" interview a porn star for Larry Flynt's next movie.

To which I responded, "Really? Who?" (Not, I should add, that I would know one name from another. It just seemed like a natural question to ask.)

Pete said that Larry Flynt hired a local girl, "Lisa Ann," a local 36-year-old adult movie actress from Huntington Beach, to play Sarah Palin in his next porn film titled "Nailin' Palin."

In the meantime, till Mr. Flynt finishes getting his sexist send up of McCain's pin-up girl off the ground, we still have this far less sexist trailer to this "Disney Movie" called Head Of Skate.




Comments

Anonymous said…
But there are plenty of reasons to loathe her, and plenty of ways to go after her, without resorting to sexist crap. If we reduce every female public figure we don't like to a porn star, that kind of misogyny blows back on all women.

Loving the blog, though.
October 4, 2008 at 9:43 AM
Louise On The Left (Coast0 said…
Point very well taken. You make an excellent point.

And it's very challenging not to lower ourselves to the standards the GOP sets since it appears to me the sole reason for choosing SP at all is merely her sex appeal, period.

But, this we must fight, the knee-jerk sexist response to an ever growing nightmare we have in front of us.

Thanks for the kind words about the blog.
October 4, 2008 at 1:00 PM
Anonymous said…
And it's very challenging not to lower ourselves to the standards the GOP sets since it appears to me the sole reason for choosing SP at all is merely her sex appeal, period.

bingo!!!
October 6, 2008 at 5:28 PM
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