Turkeys on Jackson Road

[Luke]

Hope the turkeys meet a better fate than those in this Palin pardons a Thanksgiving turkey story.

Sarah Palin would have looked better hunting a turkey | Outposts | Los Angeles Times

2112 posted the video on another thread.

[acomet]

Originally Posted by Luke

Hope the turkeys meet a better fate than those in this Palin pardons a Thanksgiving turkey story.

Sarah Palin would have looked better hunting a turkey | Outposts | Los Angeles Times

2112 posted the video on another thread.

That's a big oops!

[RanchHQ]

Originally Posted by Luke

Hope the turkeys meet a better fate than those in this Palin pardons a Thanksgiving turkey story.

Sarah Palin would have looked better hunting a turkey | Outposts | Los Angeles Times

2112 posted the video on another thread.

I doubt that Truck Load of Live Turkeys in Jackson Highway was headed for The Sacramento Zoo.

[feistylady]

I was watching Sarah Palin's interview, with a guy in the background killing turkeys when I was eating chicken for dinner, and boy did it eliminate my appetite. Intellectually I understand that animals must be slaughtered in order for all of us to eat the meat, I just don't want to see it being done, especially while eating!!! She is a very curious person, and chooses to put herself in hard to understand and unexplainable situations. Oh well......

[RanchHQ]

updated 5:51 a.m. EST,
Sat November 22, 2008

Palin's Star Burns Brightly as Oprah Calls


STORY HIGHLIGHTS:

Sarah Palin has the world's media beating a path to her door
TV giants Oprah, Letterman and Leno all look to get her on their shows
Palin is also juggling offers to write books and appear in films


ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Oprah wants her, and so do Letterman and Leno. Fresh from her political defeat, Sarah Palin is juggling offers to write books, appear in films and sit on dozens of interview couches at a rate that would be astonishing for most Hollywood stars, let alone a first-term governor.

Source: Palin's star burns brightly as Oprah calls - CNN.com

[pingtheduck]

Good. Thanks Ranch!