Reco, of The Fashion Show

OK… Now, I am not one to make blogs ranting about a reality show, because largely… They aren’t a big deal to me… But TONIGHT? Oh to the Em Gee… Reco, of the Fashion Show, was completely and TOTALLY robbed. It just amazes me how little credit he was given throughout the season, and then his one chance to actually be critiqued by the public was stolen from him. I think it’s obvious that they really did not want him to win. I do wonder why? James Paul has sent out some of the most fugly fashion I’ve ever seen grace the runway. Throughout the season, Reco has been a MUCH stronger designer. I don’t even want to watch next weeks show, as I could really care less who wins. Though, I do hope that Super C–t, Daniella, doesn’t win.

At least with Project Runway, the top 3 or 4 are always the best of the crop. I can not say this about the Top 3 of Season 1 of The Fashion Show. I can’t wait for the new season of Project Runway on Lifetime to show them how it’s SUPPOSED to be done.

Jon Stewart Hits Karl Rove, Bill O’Reilly, Dick Morris On Sarah Palin Hypocrisy

In other words:

Bill O’Reilly to Sarah Palin, “You’re a pinhead!”

Karl Rove to Sarah Palin, “You’re not experienced enough!”

Sounds about right? Yea, I think so.
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Elisabeth Hasselbeck Rips Michelle Obama At RNC: “Something To Hide”

So, according to the winning logic of Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Sarah Palin must have whole hell of a lot to hide! We are going on 2 weeks now, with her being shielded from the media. And when she does give an interview, it is sure to be full of hand-picked questions and tough questioning will totally be off limits. ESPECIALLY being that it is going to take place on 9/11 AND the day that her beloved son is shipped off to Iraq. I don’t think that it could possibly be any more staged than it is.

So, Elisabeth, what does Sarah Palin have to hide?
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Musings

And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.

-anais nin