Add this to Palin's resume.

[Cobster]

She earned most unnecessary word of 2010.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...udiate-most-pointless/articleshow/7256765.cms

Her parents must be so proud.

 

[Aardvark154]

Such mixing of words mistakes are fairly common.

My personal favorite, however, is adding "ize" to a word, e.g. why set priorities when one can prioritize, this has become so common that spell checkers don't even pick up on it anymore.

 

[Cobster]

Um, no, nice try though. lol

Palin isn't bright, let's just leave it at that. Simply because she's too consistent with her stupidity and this just proves it more so.
You sure wuv' your Sarah <3.

Gotta love how she spun it by tossing Shakespeare in the mix. Seriously? lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTR8doFnBr4

 

[blackrock13]

Such mixing of words mistakes are fairly common.

My personal favorite, however, is adding "ize" to a word, e.g. why set priorities when one can prioritize, this has become so common that spell checkers don't even pick up on it anymore.

Considering that 'prioritize; is in a bunch of dictionaries, including various Oxfords, Collins and Websters, I suspect it's passed the the test and is a non issue. I wonder if Palin's faux pas was written that way on her palm or cue card.

 

[Cobster]

Considering that 'prioritize; is in a bunch of dictionaries, including various Oxfords, Collins and Websters, I suspect it's passed the test and is a non issue. I wonder if Palin's faux was was written that way on her palm or cue card.

lol

Number 3 on the list.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/matt-...h-_b_808166.html#s222939&title=Using_the_Term

 

[Aardvark154]

Considering that 'prioritize; is in a bunch of dictionaries, including various Oxfords, Collins and Websters, I suspect it's passed the the test and is a non issue. I wonder if Palin's faux was was written that way on her palm or cue card.

It was let loose on the public by the Nixon Administration.

 

[WoodPeckr]

It was let loose on the public by the Nixon Administration.

The 'crooks' haven't changed much since then, eh.....

 

[blackrock13]

lol

Number 3 on the list.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/matt-...h-_b_808166.html#s222939&title=Using_the_Term

I love this qualifier used in the article;

If you don't count Twitter, Facebook and (an) email to Glenn Beck, this was Palin's first public statement on the Arizona shooting.

She's a gift to the dark arts of politics that keeps on giving.

She e-mailed Glen Beck 'before' she address the general public/media/nation. That says volumes.

 

[shakenbake]

Such mixing of words mistakes are fairly common.

My personal favorite, however, is adding "ize" to a word, e.g. why set priorities when one can prioritize, this has become so common that spell checkers don't even pick up on it anymore.

I also love the bastardisation of 'We've got" when it really should be "We have". There is no grammatic reason for the addition of words and making the phrase more complicated than needed.

 

[Aardvark154]

She e-mailed Glen Beck 'before' she address the general public/media/nation. That says volumes.

Other than exhibiting common sense, it does? In my experience it is common to check with those you trust for advice before making a public statement.

 

[lenharper]

It speaks volumes if Sarah Palin has Glen Beck on the list of those she first takes guidance from.

 

[dirk076]

The 'crooks' haven't changed much since then, eh.....

Not according to the Clintons.

 

[blackrock13]

Other than exhibiting common sense, it does? In my experience it is common to check with those you trust for advice before making a public statement.

Beck's name is not one that pops up in the minds ofmost people I know when they think of common sense. Some might say that's a pure definition of an oxymoron.