Creations That Best Mock Sarah Palin

October 28th, 2008 1 Comment »

Sarah Palin has caused so much hype that even though people love to hate her, some people love her not really because they think that she’s ready to become Vice-President but because they make good and honest money out of mocking her.

Seems that the elections are bringing the entrepreneur in a person and in this time of recession, everyone needs to earn money in any honest, possible way they can. People are losing their jobs, businesses are closing and more so, the back pays are long overdue.

Bit first, I know there will be no contention when I say that Tina Fey, the best comedienne in the planet right now, best mocks Palin.

We can thank Sarah Palin, in a weird and bone-chilling way for the new profit-making jobs that were put up. Because of her, there are new businesses springing out and here are a few:

1.  The Palin Pumpkin

Just in time for Halloween, right?  It would be a treat to see kids carrying them around lighting the way. But this will cost a lot, it’s for sale for $125.  I know people who’ll be dressing up as her at Halloween, but this can actually be scarier.

2.  The Palin Wig

Her subtle beehive-hair hairstyle has definitely attracted most women and it’s in big demand as Halloween costume.  Maybe the demand is not because of Palin  herself, but because Tina Fey rocked it since the first Saturday she impersonated her.

3.  The Palin Uneaten Toast

The toast had 24 bids  on Ebay that went up as high as $7,000.  Seriously, this is a bit over the top.  But then, anyone can declare on ebay that this something was almost worn by this almost famous person.
4.  The Palin action figures

We all know that these proliferated days after she was introduced in the Republican convention. But dont know if these dolls will be ideal for the little girls.  Not exactly your Malibu barbie. Herobuilders sells these dolls.

5.  Palinaspresident.com

This has garnered so much attention.  It features Palin apparently in the Oval office as the President and clicking any furniture makes a mockery out of her famous statements. Personally, I got scared when I clicked on the door, try it.

Palin seems not to mind these creations, or she just doesn’t know that these were made to mock her. Don’t know when will this surge in Palin products will stop or if they will ever stop.  Well, as long as they bring food to the table out of an honest day’s work, then let’s them be.  Let’s not condemn people for their political affiliations.  There’s a report that whatever happens on November 4, Palin is going to be groomed as the next President.  Well, may the greatest power help us if that happens.

Aaaaww-looking babies in Halloween Costumes

October 23rd, 2008 No Comments »

I just can’t get enough of Halloween.  Maybe because I, well, don’t we all, need a good laugh. You can rarely hear truly happy stories, and if there are, those news are relates to politics or the celebrities.  Halloween comes before the elections and one can expect chaos during this day when people, (or at least the registered voters) would be lining up to vote by paper or by touch screen.

So, in the spirit of Halloween and in relation to my post about the cutest animals in Halloween costumes, have now decided to highlight the babies.  By babies, I mean, those tots who can barely stand on their two feet and just crawl and sleep and eat all day and has mama and dada as their first words.

Indulge in these photos which surely can make you go aaawww:

Doesn’t this baby just look beaming in this monkey costume? Bet this tot doesn’t know what the costume is for, but obviously happy about it.

Looks like a dog costume but whatever it is, this babe is excited to go trick-and-treat.

This baby already reaps the fruit of labor in going from house to house to collect sweets.  And who could not give this baby a candy? Way too cute to resist.

This baby must be not only dressed up to go trick and treat, but to a neighborhood costume party.  This tot rocks that Flash costume.

Not a happy camper, this one.  But maybe it’s because this kid can barely see through the giraffe’s nose. But crying is actually adorable for babies, but it’s a different story once they grew up.

It’ll be more fun to have your favorite toy when you’re about to embark on Halloween night. This must have been custom-made, it fits this baby perfectly.

This baby definitely knows her priorities.  Clearly, she knows she’s too young to rule.

This baby rocks the pointed hat.

The costume must be a bit uncomfortable for this baby, but nonetheless, this kid’s so cute!

These babies are too young to actually eat the candies that they collect.  But the greatest joy is experienced in dressing these innocent babies and they would not actually mind it.  The fashion police would not even dare to rate the costumes as the babies alone are winners.  Every baby looks cutest when dressed up. Looking at these photos would surely melt your heart and make you forget for a while that this country’s economy is in tsuanami or is going nuts over politics.

5 Budgeting Slip-ups Women Unknowingly Make

October 21st, 2008 1 Comment »

Women are expected to be more knowledgeable in budgeting household expenses than men.  But too many many working women overspend and go over their budgets; far worse, many mature women, whether married or single, do not have budgets, especially now that we are in the face of layoffs and discussions about politics dominate the news more than money-saving tips.

Even withour a degree in financial management, women are able to develop sharp initiatives when it comes to budgeting.  But grave mistakes are still being made over and over again.  So,  in order for these slip-ups not to be made the third time, read on to learn more:

1.  Disregarding spot budgeting

You’re not by yourself in this matter.  Most are uncomfortable in budgeting as women find this chore as something that is avoided.  The key is NOT to budget down to the last centavo. Spot budgeting is choosing two or three categories which are not really absolute necessities in the household - like clothes or cellular phone expenses.   Trim down the budget on these and you’re good to go.

2.  Sweating the trivial stuff

This occurs when on one occasion you tried to buy a jar of mustard that was on discounted price even if the family wouldn’t bother to eat it.  Not everything that’s on sale is worth buying.  Buy the items on discount that your family will really use.

3.  Impulsive buying

Ah, the eternal mistake as being a shopaholic has become somewhat mental disorder.  But there’s a quick cure for this,  take into mind that items bought as a result of impulse are the sources of regret.  And in these times where you could lose your job tomorrow while the culprits of financial collapse are spending thousands of dollars in spa treatment,  better just stick to your list.

4.  Not minding money leaks

Money leaks are basically the things that you spend on without thinking much about how much these will actually cost you; like that Sneakers bar or that Starbucks latte during mid-morning breaks.  So, how to spot ‘em?  Jot down EVERY item that you spent on that day and the exact amount.  After a week, review that list and you’ll see your money leaks.  And after that, try to pass on them.

5.  Maxing out the plastics

Credit card use has become a staple in everyday living.  That’s perfectly okay but with the credit crunch looming, maxing out the spending limit is not the smartest thing to do.  Set aside an amount from your paycheck to pay your debts and at the same time, don’t increase your credit card debt as you’ll end up working just to pay it.

One of the best things to do is sit down and make a yearly plan of the expenses. Put the things that need repair on top of the list and the most needed appliances.  Can’t really afford to spend too much, even after the elections.  Experts say things will improve in a year’s time. That’s a long time, so make the best out of your budget.

Oh-So Cute Animals In Halloween Costumes

October 14th, 2008 2 Comments »

In the spirit of Halloween that’s just a little over two weeks away, have decided to blog about the coolest costumes for this occasion.  Now, these are not just Halloween costumes, but THE Halloween costumes that will look nice for the beloved pets. Our pets have the right and the “it” factor to be on the spotlight too, like the animals in the movie Beverly Hills Chihuahua, which is number one in the box office right now.

After all, discussions about the elections have come to the point of being a bit sickening so, to make things a bit fun and warming, have collected photos of animals who look oh-so cute and adorable in costumes.

The dog literally in hotdog costume is funny and adorable, though the costume is a bit oversized.  Bet the other dog is fuming with envy, very deep down inside. Or he’s just after the hotdog itself.  Walking around can get one hungry.

This chinchilla is ready to go to the dance.  The hat is to die for. And the little guy (or girl) is actually smiling!Obviously, this one likes to party and just have fun.

Now, that hat is obviously too small for this dog’s big head, but nevertheless, the dog looks so adorable. Though this one isn’t the ideal cowboy dog, he seems to pleading for a larger size as the sunlight hurts his eyes.

We all know what’s the inspiration behind this getup.  The dog isn’t the only one who looked cute, but the little tot as well.

The dog and the pig’s tails look alike in a way.  Nothing like a strong-faced dog turned into an adorable little pug by a pink pig costume.

This shot makes prison not that scary.

And the real bunny looks cuter than the stuffed toy.  Kind of redundant though.  Dressing a bunny with a bunny costume.  But still looks so cute!

The kids should not be the only ones who should get ready for Halloween.  Dressing up your pet can be fun and they can be with the kids when they go trick-and-treat.  So, why prepare as early as now! Paris’ Hilton’s dogs are not the only one who can get all dressed up.  The elections is not only the important thing come November,  but Halloween as well.  And let the animals have fun as well.  After all, they can’t really complain and launch into tantrums as kids might put on.

Worst Songs To Use During A Campaign If You Want To Win

October 9th, 2008 No Comments »

Still on the hype of campaign songs, have decided to follow up a post that is now about the worst campaign songs.  The previous post was about the best songs fit for a campaign, well, this post features the ones that are good enough for a campaign.  Politics has now become a dynamic source for all topics imaginable and unimaginable.  It can be connected to anything nowadays.

So, if you are a candidate or is planning to run for office, either in the national or for a sheriff or for class president, don’t ever use these songs if you have plans to actually nail the votes.

1.  Elected by Alice Copper

Don’t think you can get votes with the lyrics, the listeners wouldn’t take you seriously.
Im your top prime cut of meat, Im your choice
I wanna be elected
Im your yankee doodle dandy in a gold rolls royce
I wanna be elected
Kids want a savior, dont need a fake
I wanna be elected
Were gonna rock to the rules that I make
I wanna be elected, elected, elected
I never lied to you, Ive always been cool
I wanna be elected
I gotta get the vote, and I told you about school
I wanna be elected, elected, elected
Hallelujah, I wanna be elected
Everyone in the united states of america
Were gonna win this one, take the country by storm
Were gonna be elected
You and me together, young and strong
Were gonna be elected, elected, elected
Respected, selected, call collected
I wanna be elected, elected

2. Money (That’s What I Want) by The Beatles

Clearly, you can’t get even sympathy if you get it out there that you’re just after the money, which we all know a government office will bring, if one knows how to manipulate the system. Nothing against The Beatles here.

3. Good Riddance by Greenday

Love this song but this is a meant to be 100% sarcastic as if the singer is spitting on the person.

4. We are the Champions by Queen

John McCain actually used this about eight years ago until some from his staff whispered that this song is actually gay anthem. Don’t know about that gay anthem issue, but we all know how this presidential nominee feels about gays.

5. When the ladies smile by Golden Earrings

Hillary Clinton used this without realizing that underlying context is that it’s in the eye of a sexual maniac who rapes women. But other than that, Golden Earring rocks!

6. Horst Wessel Song

Unless you want to be associates with the Nazis, don’t ever use this song.

These songs were included in this list not because of the artists but the way they are associated with campaigning. Campaigning is all about putting your best foot forward to be in the voters’ discussions. Songs define a candidate’s platform in certain ways, so a bad choice will reflect a bad platform.

6 Songs Best Fit For A Campaign

October 8th, 2008 1 Comment »

The presidential campaigns have become so dynamic and the candidates and their teams have devised so many tactics that they really deserve to be in politics.

And undoubtedly, songs really do make the campaigns more dramatic and unforgettable.  It turns even the most fiercest audience to tears and suddenly emotional and makes them more connected to the candidate who featured those songs in their campaign.  Picking up songs for a campaign is not an easy task,  the songs have to embody the candidates’ platforms and easy to remember.

So, here are the best presidential campaign songs that candidates have used and should use.

1.  Courtesy of Red, White and Blue by Toby Keith

John McCain has used this in one of his rallies and have to admit,  it speaks for America.  Maybe if McCain wins, he’ll appoint Keith as Secretary of State. :) All of the new trade agreements will include the “boot up your ass” caveat.

2.  Vote for me by Joe Walsh

This song is an outright expression of pleading for a vote.  Really sounds like a drunk man singing but the lyrics says it all.  This song was actually for a vice-presidential candidate.

3. Happy days are here again by Charles King

Well, this is definitely what the candidates feel.  Another term in office is surely a start of better days coming.

4.  Don’t Stop by Fleetwood Mac

Bill Clinton used this during his presidential campaign in 1992.  And obviously, it did well for him becuase he won.

5. Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen


Ronald Reagan used without Springsteen’s permission.  This song does not resonate campaigning or about elections whatsoever.  Never in history has there been a greater example of missing the point entirely and being blinded by narrow-minded jingoism.

6. Yes, we can by Barack Obama’s supporters

This was inspired by one his speeches.  It was sung by a number of Obama’s Hollywood supporters.

A song can make or break a campaign in certain ways, but at the end of the day in a rally, what matters is that the candidate who’ll use the song will stick to what he or she plans and that these plans are realistic and have good, long-term effects.  Songs have the power to  influence political views. But nevertheless, a campaign would never be complete without a song.

Coolest Ways To Be Involved In Politics

October 6th, 2008 No Comments »

Politics is all over.  No matter how one tries to stay away from this aspect of life, it still exists and will affect the day to day system.  And so, one is left with little choice but to just adapt to the bickerings and the promises.

Involving one’s self in politics doesn’t mean one has to run for a position or debate all day long on who should win.  There are creative and cool ways to be in jive with the unescapable political world.  Take a look at the following ways and start to be involve now:

1.  Join a political poster design contest

A political poster design contest basically is for those who are endowed with the gift to draw beautifully.  The candidates have their own poster design contests online and it is a cool and definitely creative ways to be politically-inclined without being a dull speaker.  John McCain currently has a poster design contest open to voting while Barack Obama sells the political posters designed by his supporters as part of his campaign.

2.  Become a member of a political discussion board

As there tens of political forums in the web alone, those who have the gift of jab can never run out of avenues to be involved in the political issues.  Plus, one will never run out of anything to say as there is a new issue everyday.

3.  Pose for a political website

For those who want to be exposed, in a good way, try following Jessica Alba’s footsteps.  Gag yourself and pose for a website that advocates voting.  Her thought provoking poses for declareyourself.com really made news and it is definitely cool to be a model for a worthy cause.

4.  Vote

This is what EVERYONE can do. Voting this coming elections is the coolest thing one can do to be involved in politics.   It makes one’s voice heard sans the condemnation or the debate of why one chose that candidate.  The polling booth will serve as the vessel of one’s right to suffrage.

It is important to be involved in politics, even it is one of the most boring and dirty subjects.  Politics affects even mortgage, gas price and even health care.  Might be the best time to just be cool and yet make a difference.