Bar Cheerleader - Uncensored
Posted: 03/12/13
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Not surprisingly, her husband is addicted to motorboating.
[via BuzzFeed]
The big question everyone has been asking on the Internet the past 24 hours… Well, you just read it in the title… Did Sarah Palin get a boob job?
Partially based on the images above, popular DC gossip site Wonkette is voting "yes" — because why vote "no" when speculating wildly will create an unverified Internet rumor that will drive a ton of traffic to your website.
Personally, I think this whole thing is just stupid. It's obvious her breasts have increased in size because she is pregnant again.
See! You don't have to be a DC gossip site to create ridiculous rumors. Anyone can do it! And it's a lot of fun…
Like, did you know Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol Palin was a filthy teenage slut?
Hm… That one is actually true.
[If you think that joke was too rough, keep in mind that Bristol Palin, the girl who had a child at age 18, now gets paid money to give talks on teen abstinence. Further proving my point that anyone can spew a bunch of bullshit.]
Sites like the Huffington Post are proof of the journalistic tact that a really great blog can achieve. Their "Guess The Celebrity Breast Implants" photo gallery yesterday got enough traffic to single-handedly fund the New York Times for a year and provide every subscriber with a new Amazon Kindle.
If blogs are the future of newspapers, the future of basketball is definitely SlamBall.
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