Posted on 09/20/2010 7:03:31 PM PDT by fight_truth_decay
As we reported earlier today, for her very first outing on ABC's dance competition series "Dancing with the Stars," Bristol Palin, daughter of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and America's Most Famous Unwed Teen Mom, will do the Cha Cha to "Mama Told Me (Not To Come)."
[Insert your double entendre joke here.]
Here's a preview of the hit Three Dog Night tune from 1970: Music
(Excerpt) Read more at voices.washingtonpost.com ...
Video on Anti-Palin (petition) site wants feedback on performance.
humor
She is obviously shy. But it was cute.
Words fail me to describe how low the media will go.
You forgot to put up the Barf alert from the snarky bit
They need to review The Hoff’s number if they want to see bad dancing.
Me, I'd be literally balled-and-chained to Bristol. I'd even wear the black-and-white prison stripes and crush rocks.
What a coincidence! /s
Cute outfit for a cute girl.
Funny, I thought Barack Obama was one of the most controversial political figures of all time.
Ughhh The media will obviously bash the Palin’s any chance they get....
I was talking about humor of the song..dancing was fine but the outfit was awful.
haha! Reminds me of the old Paul Shanklin Parody on Al Sharpton.
“Mama Told Me Not To Run!”
http://www.paulshanklin.com/mama.html
The rag isn’t called the Washington Compost for nothing.
[I don't watch the show so am not in tune to all that goes on..I catch clips]
Trivia: Tucker Carlson was the first contestant eliminated in the 2006 season.
Words fail me to describe how inappropriate Bristol is.
It wasn’t a brilliant performance. They were actually quite nice to her.
Maybe she will improve if she doesn’t get booted tomorrow.
The first outfit was terrible, but when she switched to the red dress, she looked awesome. Of course, the wardrobe people could sabotage her if they wanted to.
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