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This episode of Doctor Who was banned for being too scary.

(Sarah Palin and her doppelgänger)

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  1. Brains explode says:

    Firsty McFirsterton! Ordinal me!

    • dissimilitude says:

      The Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC, also called the Dewey Decimal System) is a proprietary system of library classification developed by Melvil Dewey in 1876; it has been greatly modified and expanded through 22 major revisions, the most recent in 2003. This system organizes books on library shelves in a specific and repeatable order that makes it easy to find any book and return it to its proper place. The system is used in 200,000 libraries in at least 135 countries.

      • dissimilitude says:

        Oh, and congrats to Keithybabes for frontpaging! :-D

      • Default User says:

        The Library of Congress cataloging system is replacing the Dewy Decimal system in many libraries.

        • casprd says:

          darn. you mean that hour we had to spend each year relearning the dewey decimal system will soon be wasted time.

      • The Steve says:

        “Pathetic human race. Arranging their knowledge by category just made it easier to absorb.

        Dewey, you fool! Your decimal system has played right into my hands! Ha ha ha ha!”

  2. Go Keithy!!! I think I faved this one!

    • Default User says:

      Yay! Go Keithy! I was afraid this one had failed in the voting since it had been so long since I’d seen it.

  3. charro says:

    Congrats Keithy!!!!!

  4. Justacarolinian says:

    Personally, I think that hairdo needs to be banned.

  5. Dude, if I were Palin at this point, I’d be calling security. That’s really fvcking creepy.

    • Bill Clinton says:

      But you’re not Palin, so admit it: you wanna see them make out.

      Yee haw!


      • Oddly enough, yes I would.

        • Captain Wow WILL go Avada Kedavra on your ass says:

          I’ve never understood the whole chicks making out turn on thing. Two guys making out does nothing for me.

          • Captain Wow WILL go Avada Kedavra on your ass says:

            *adds hastily*
            But! I cannot begrudge you for enjoying it. More power to ya! ;-)

            • Default User says:

              I’m with you. It baffles me completely. Though I do know girls who like watching two guys go at it as well, so it’s not just guys who like watching two people of the opposite gender making out.

              • Zoreta says:

                I always interpreted it as this:

                Guys like to see two girls making out because, in their lower brain, they are thinking, “Hurray- two sexually active females I can reproduce with! I’ll have twice as many kids!”

                Girls see two guys making out and their lower brains thinks, “Hey, two sexually active guys for me to choose from for my children! I won’t have to settle!”

          • paws4thot says:

            I don’t understand it either; I know (boy do I know) that it happens, but I don’t understand why!

            • Nött'z says:

              Easy… straight male sees two females making out = WIN, WIN.
              Straight male sees female and male making out = WIN, FAIL.
              Straight male makes out with female = WIN, WIN.
              Straight male makes out with two females = WIN, WIN, WIN.

  6. clueless says:

    Thanks for the lol. It is cute, not preachy or nasty. It does not mention food. I was amused It is a winner!

  7. Nailin Palin says:

    John Lennon probably felt the same way, right before he heard the “Pop. Pop. Pop.”

    • Don’t mention John Lennon. Then c gray will come around accusing him of being an asshole. We don’t need that fvckwit here.

      • I Like Peanut Butter the You'll Get my gun when you pry from my cold dead hands. says:

        But wasn’t John Lennon REALLY an a-hole? Come on? I admit let’s not troll bait c-gray, but just the way he treated Forrest Gump alone makes me wanna smack him.

  8. Schmoe says:

    Save us from morons from the alternate universe!

  9. John says:

    Haha, I love it that you americans use the german word “doppelgänger” :D Funny.

    • mabsba says:

      Hey, it’s in Webster’s Dictionary! (FYI, pretty much THE American English dictionary.) Why make up words for something when you can use one somebody else already has? We Americans, so dang efficient!

    • Schmoe says:

      I like seeing umlauts in e-mail. Is there an umlaut on European keyboards or is this some exotic techno-trick?

      • John says:

        what dou you mean ?

        • American keyboards don’t have letters with umlauts. What we’re wondering is whether or not German keyboards have an umlaut key. Our keyboards can only make them by using ASCII codes.

          • viking gal, original AAAM member says:

            Same thing for the a with an o over it, or the o with a slash through it in the Danish language. US keyboards don’t have them. *sighs*

            • midgetmackenzie says:

              Yeah you do. Just tricky to find. On Mac I know it’s alt + u, then the letter. I think on Windows it’s ctrl + colon or something. Bis später, ja?

              • Silverfox says:

                You can either run character mapper and cut and paste, or there’s an alt-key combination that gives accents and umlauts on characters. Hold down the left ALT key and type 246 for lower case or 214 for uppercase on the numeric pad, then release the ALT key. Works on all US/UK keyboards.

      • Ze GHERMAN says:

        Yes, German Keyboards have ÄÜÖ on the keyboard, French ones have the weird ones with the E with 2 dots.

        You can get them by pressing ALT-129 for ü etc (forgot all the combinations, I used them when I lived in the states.

        ALT-225 is the ß

        Just look up ascii table if you want them

        • mabsba says:

          Cool. Thanks for answering the question. Most of the regulars I think know how to do it the other way (or how to look it up at least), we just were curious if you HAD to in places where those are commonly used.

        • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

          Shouldn’t you be “Der Deutsche”?

          • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

            Sorry, I forgot the ;-)

          • Ze GHERMAN says:

            Yes, but I like “Ze GHERMAN” much more (it is what my british colleagues called me on a project – and told me I could have played someone on “Hello Hello” ;)

            Also I americanised my name to “John” because “Johannes” was getting horribly mutilated by people

            Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
            DER DEUTSCHE

            • mabsba says:

              Apparently if you want to see the German language thoroughly mutilated, you should visit the German-settled towns in Texas where they still speak something that they say is German, but according to a German exchange student is not. She said it was incredibly archaic and spoken with a rural Texas accent to boot.

              • Ze GHERMAN says:

                Heh – that’s funny – that is what we say about the German-settled island of England and its colonies (sorry I couldn’t resist ;) )

                But it is always funny to hear renditions of bastardised German – although to be fair, someone from the north of Germany can almost not understand someone from the deep south (Bavaria etc.)

                The dialects get so heavy it is almost another language (Insert US / Texas reference here)

                • mabsba says:

                  I met a very nice German college student near Salisbury, England, who complained that she thought she had learned English, but couldn’t understand the English. I had to laugh and tell her that I couldn’t understand half the people in southern England either. What is it about the southern parts of countries that produces such strong accents?

                  Although I now live in New Mexico, in the southwest, and people here do not have much of an accent except those with a pronounced Spanish or Mexican accent.

                  • StupidMan says:

                    And I suppose places like Newcastle, Sheffield or Liverpool don’t have strong accents at all, eh? :P

                    • mabsba says:

                      Never having been to any of those places, I wouldn’t know. We were just having a nice conversation about southern parts of countries we had been to.

                  • paws4thot says:

                    I had the same experience in Bavaria, where some languages students were wondering why I could understand the Bavarians and Austrians, and they couldn’t, in the final year of degrees in German and something else. :D

                  • Xenon says:

                    Really? I’m from South England. It’s the North that’s the REAL problem. :P

                    • mabsba says:

                      That’s what all the Southerners here say. ;)
                      (Actually, I was never north of London, so I wouldn’t know about that part of England.)

                • Rando at #13 says:

                  You want to hear bastardized German, you should’ve been in my high school German class. I was awesome in that class, though, but that was a long time ago. I majored in German for a whole semester. That didn’t go well.

            • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

              I like it as well. Please come back often.

            • Default User says:

              Don’t understand how people don’t know how to pronounce your name Joe hainses. Seriously, it’s not that hard. ;)

      • Danbala says:

        We have åäö keys, but also a ¨ key. Not that we need it for Swedish, but an ü is always nice to be able to make. I güëss.

        • mabsba says:

          Cool. I don’t know why we never thought of just asking you. :)
          So I guess the keyboard layout would have to be different, too. That’s really obvious, I guess, but I never thought about it before.

          • Danbala says:

            Right. Links are, of course, evil things that need to be moderated, so I guess that particular reply is rendered useless. *mutters and grumbles*

            Google “keyboard layout illustrations” and the first link (for me, at any rate) has maps of a plentitude of keyboard layouts. Quite interesting, in a uselessly nerdy way. :)

            • mabsba says:

              Isn’t ‘uselessly nerdy’ an oxymoron? :D

              I think they should do links as they do comments: if someone has had a link removed for offensive content, then hold for moderation any future post that person makes containing a link. That just penalizes the offenders.

    • Justacarolinian says:

      Well, why not? The German language had a lot of influence on the English language in the United States of America. While it was a British colony, there were immigrants from all over Europe. And that is what brought about the unique mix that is now American English.

      • bodo says:

        People of/who claim German descent are the most numerous group in the US, I think (followed by the Irish, don’tcha know).

        Or, I could be making it up. Anyhow, English is a Teutonic-based langidge, I believe (vs. all them romantical-like ones).

        • Cynical-Vegemite says:

          English is a West Germanic language that originated from the Anglo-Frisian dialects brought to Britain by Germanic invaders from various parts of what is now northwest Germany and the Netherlands. Initially, Old English was a diverse group of dialects, reflecting the varied origins of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms of England. One of these dialects, Late West Saxon, eventually came to dominate.

          The original Old English language was then influenced by two further waves of invasion: the first by speakers of the Scandinavian branch of the Germanic language family, who conquered and colonized parts of Britain in the 8th and 9th centuries; the second by the Normans in the 11th century, who spoke Old Norman and ultimately developed an English variety of this called Anglo-Norman. These two invasions caused English to become “mixed” to some degree.

          Cohabitation with the Scandinavians resulted in a significant grammatical simplification and lexical enrichment of the Anglo-Frisian core of English; the later Norman occupation led to the grafting onto that Germanic core of a more elaborate layer of words from the Romance languages (Latin based languages). This Norman influence entered English largely through the courts and government. Thus, English developed into a “borrowing” language of great flexibility, resulting in an enormous and varied vocabulary.

          • charro says:

            Hrmpth.

          • English is the world’s language mutt.
            I love the German language, though.

          • viking gal, original AAAM member says:

            “cohabitation with the Scandiavians” is a phrase that I can get behind! :D

          • Oscar the Mild says:

            I don’t know who said it, but some one once referred to the English language as a language that hides in dark alleys and mugs other languages and searches their pockets for loose words (it might have been T Pratchett)

            • mabsba says:

              I believe this is the original:
              “The problem with defending the purity of the English language is that English is about as pure as a cribhouse whore. We don’t just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary.”
              –James D. Nicoll

              However, I also believe Pratchett said something similar, undoubtedly more humourously.

              • Oscar the Mild says:

                thanks, that was the quote I was looking for :) but it is like something Pratchett would say, which is why I thought of him.

                and I think Schadenfreude *acknowledges viking girl* was one of the latest “acquisitions”, possibly because the English speaking world found it funny that Germans were taking so much pleasure from other people’s misfortune that they had to coin a word for it ( the reason that the German language is one where simple words are connected together to express more complex concepts being too mundane)

          • StupidMan says:

            …And hence English has many many examples of two words that mean (or until definitions started to diverge) the same thing. My favourites, for work reasons, are “rail” & “tram” and “road” & “way”, making any of railway, railroad, tramroad and tramway all mean basically the same thing…

            • paws4thot says:

              Railway (UK) and railroad (US) are synonyms. Despite also being constructed from rails, a tramway is a separate concept, carrying clear implications of being “light rail” rather than “heavy rail”, and of running significant sections of route along (as a semi-dedicated lane) the public highway.

    • John says:

      But don’t you also use “look-alike”?

  10. Ivan, Commie/Liberal/Heathen Superstar! says:

    The first question that comes to mind is; is the Alternate Sarah the opposite of Alaskan Palin like Alternate Cartman was sweet and caring, Alternate Palin is intelligent and compassionate? And she can’t see Russia from her front porch?

    • keithybabes says:

      Well the first question that came to my mind was ‘what if she’s the first in a line of Sarah Palins stretching off the photo to infinity?’ I hid behind the sofa at that point.

      • No, she’s Sarah from the future! Coming to warn Sarah not to run for President in 2012 due to the universe imploding. The force of the implosion sent her back in time to a point where she can undo the damage she’s done!

        • dissimilitude says:

          *Coughplagiaristcoughcough* ;-)

        • wicket the endorian says:

          It’s a catch-22, because according to Doc Brown: encountering yourself in the past could create a time paradox. The results of which could cause a chain reaction that would unravel the very fabric of the space-time continuum and destroy the entire universe. But if Palin’s imploding the universe anyways, i guess it’s worth a shot.

          • I had always assumed Doc was lying — or at least exaggerating — to keep Marty from doing something stupid, kind of like Spock Prime at the end of Star Trek.

            • I think it’d be impossible to ACTUALLY change the past.
              For example, in Red Vs. Blue, Church goes back in time and keeps trying to change the events of the past to keep a giant bomb from exploding. Yet every time he tries to stop an event from happening, he discovers that he’s the one who caused the event in the first place. “I’m the teamkilling fvcktard!” And eventually he gives up and accepts that the bomb is going to blow everything up anyway.

              By the way, if any of you don’t watch Red Vs. Blue, then you should. Starting right now. Go. Now. Find it now.

              • froofrou says:

                The only episode of DS9 that was worth watching (in my book) was the Tribble crossover with TOS. The doctor (don’t let me lie about the names) became convinced that he had to sleep with this one chick because she was his great-grandmother, and since they never knew who his great-grandfather was, it MUST be him. To NOT sleep with this woman would be to change history.

                I think he was just horny. That girl was hot.

                • “Oh look, a lesson on not changing history from Mr. I’m-My-Own-Grandpa. Screw history!”

                  • Cynical-Vegemite says:

                    Haha Futurama rules :)

                    Speaking of people from the future being the instruments of the futures destruction – 12 Monkeys did that as well

                    • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                      I love that movie.

                    • StupidMan says:

                      Ditto for the first Terminator movie, sort of. John Connor sends Kyle Reese back in time to protect his mom, only for Kyle to impregnate his mom in order for her to give birth to John Connor in the first place…

                      Or as Kryten in Red Dwarf once put it “I need to go back in time and sacrifice myself in order for us to get into the mess we’re in now. All in all today’s been a bit of a bummer.”

                • PortlandMark says:

                  My favorite part of that episode: when they first spot the Klingons. Everyone looks at the TOS Klingons, and back at Worf, who says “We don’t speak about that subject!”

                  • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                    LOL! That is really fooking hilarious.

                  • Default User says:

                    My personal favourite part was when Bashir came out wearing the wrong color uniform and Obrien is explaining the correct colours. “In Kirks time command wore yellow, engineering wore red-” enter Jadzia in sexy mini skirt uniform and gogo boots saying “And women wore less”

                • Default User says:

                  The only episode of DS9 that was worth watching

                  We can’t be friends anymore.

                • I Like Peanut Butter the You'll Get my gun when you pry from my cold dead hands. says:

                  Don’t forget the “Time Machine”. Not being able to save his fiance, b/c the only reason he built the time machine was to save her, so if he used the machine to save her, he would never build in order to save her………. crazy I know.

                  Or the Butterfly Effect movie, everytime he went back to “fix” things it always got worse.

                  • paws4thot says:

                    I’ve been unable to find the title under either Tanith Lee (writer) or Paul Darrow (male lead), but I remember a very late 1970s or early 80s BBC radio play where the 2 lead charactors both thought they’d discovered time travel, but had actually discovered a way of travelling to the same moment in time that you started from in other possible time lines.

              • StupidMan says:

                The reason I don’t like this view of time travel compared to the Back To The Future “We can screw everything up beyond belief!” theory is that if history is unchangeable, and time travellers from the future are already a part of history, by logical extension everything from the beginning to the end of time is pre-ordained and there is no fre-will. I’d much rather be able to go back in time and shoot my grandfather, possibly destroying the universe at the same time!

  11. Sofa King says:

    That would’ve been hilarious to be there and hear “You Bethca!” in stereo

    • Ivan, Commie/Liberal/Heathen Superstar! says:

      If by “hilarious” you mean “excruciatingly annoying, making me want to slash my own throat”, I’m with ya!

  12. No1askedme says:

    WTF?! How many women look like this?!

  13. RDF108 says:

    That’s almost a time paradox right there.

    Snake? Snake?! SNAKE?!

  14. tithoppitty says:

    look at the face on real palin’s face

    “oh dear…”

  15. justacarolinian says:

    Update….Jerimiah Johnson is now on AMC.

  16. jl5691426 says:

    You know what’s more frightening than a personality cult? A personality cult devoted to an idiot.

  17. uber says:

    *pulls out a sonic screwdriver*

    it’s the palin a race of beings from the red sector of the universe they will stop progress until there leader takes control of the world we must stop them

  18. walking chrome toaster says:

    i knew it, she is a CYLON!

  19. NotAtHome says:

    OMG, it’s multiplying! Quick, somebody get the holy water.

  20. JustIgnoreMe says:

    ….Really? Another lol making fun of Sarah Palin? Is that REALLY the best you can do?

    Man, the creativity well really has run dry.

  21. Nocsbear says:

    Wait – clones??? but I thought the Vatican was for pedophilia but against cloning – are is it the 2 For Tuesday special ????

    still in the woods & still demented
    Nocsbear

    • Fawfulster says:

      No. You see, Palin had too much Thai food and reproduced asexually, just like amoebas multiply. The day will come when she will biuld a cocoon and come out with an exoskeleton.

  22. Cmon lady
    get your own style

    • dissimilitude says:

      So, if you go through and post exactly ONE comment on each recent picture with a link to your website, do you think we’re not going to pick up on the fact that you’re spamming us??!?

      Give it a rest, ‘k?

  23. I Like Peanut Butter the Conservatvie with a Heart, Now Go Away. says:

    Spam… can I cook it?

  24. PolyesterSpectre says:

    Damn it, now we’ll never see the resolution of the “Bad Moose” story arc!

  25. Default User says:

    *whispers*…I’m not a boy…or a son.

  26. Ph34rb07 says:

    will someone please SHUT HER UP.

  27. CreativeAnarchy says:

    Remember back in the 80′s when time travelers exploded if they touched one another.. I long for a simpler time..


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