[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=gFGfMK9g6qg[/youtube]
Activity in this state is pretty dead today, so to keep you somewhat entertained I bring you the above mildly humorous YouTube video of a Miss Teen South Carolina impersonator giving her take on the Super Tuesday results. And I definitely agree with her that “John McCain should help the voters here in the U.S.,” and I believe he will.
I doubt you’ll see this video “everywhere like such as,” but this proves that Lauren Caitlin Upton will never ever live down her moment of infamy. You can turn pretty much anything into a Miss Teen SC statement.
The Super Bowl? “I personally believe Patriots were unable to beat the New Yorks because, uhh, some stadiums don’t allow video cameras. I believe that our, I, stadiums like such as uh, RCA Dome, and uh, the Foxboro, everywhere like such as, should let the U.S. American coaches tape other, uhh, teams, and I believe that our football places over here in the US should help the New Englands, uh, should help Bill Belichick spy on the other playerses to build up our future, for us.”
Legislative spending in South Carolina? “I personally believe that legisla-uhh-people are unable to stop buying stuff because, uhmmm, some people out there in our state don’t have good voting skills and uh, I believe that our, I, people in the general legis-place like such as uh, Columbia, and everywhere like such as, and I believe that they should, uhhh, our money that we give them over here in the South Carolina should help the South Carolina, uh, it should help the Charleston and the Abbeville counties so we will be able to build up our future, for us.”
Of course, she got a pretty sweet modeling gig with Donald Trump out of it, but was it worth it? Only time will tell, but early indications are yes, yes it was.
And while we are talking about YouTube — gratuitous self-promotion alert — you should definitely stop by our new YouTube page. That will be the hub of our video-sharing empire. Be a part.
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