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Stuart G

(38,420 posts)
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 08:54 PM Jan 2013

Sara Palin had "pricklish" relationshhip with Roger Alies..yes, that is what it says...

Last edited Sat Jan 26, 2013, 10:10 PM - Edit history (4)

Yahoo News.....read it for yourself...more than halfway down the story..
20th paragraph down, if you link and cannot find it...

http://news.yahoo.com/why-fox-news-dropped-sarah-palin-164000188.html

"Her relationship with Fox News CEO Roger Ailes – who hired her because “she was hot and got ratings” – are reported to have been pricklish."


Now ....it ain't me..is it???

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In all honesty..It wasn't Yahoo News...I found out that the story was written by
Brad Knickerbocker | Christian Science Monitor – 8 hrs ago...........Yahoo News picked it up from them.

Brad is responsible for the word, "pricklish"...a writer at Christian Science Monitor..
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/DC-Decoder/2013/0126/Why-Fox-News-dropped-Sarah-Palin/

look for the word and sentence...on page 2...Yahoo News didn't write it..Christian Science Monitor did..

my guess is this will be rewritten in a few hours..

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Sara Palin had "pricklish" relationshhip with Roger Alies..yes, that is what it says... (Original Post) Stuart G Jan 2013 OP
Somewhere real journalists are rolling in their graves senseandsensibility Jan 2013 #1
A sad truth arthritisR_US Jan 2013 #25
i'm beginning to feel there's no point to serious journalist... unblock Jan 2013 #27
Oh dear! nt longship Jan 2013 #2
It's the Jerry Springer Show everywhere this woman goes. marmar Jan 2013 #3
What's a word salad without a little pricklish? Brother Buzz Jan 2013 #4
I googled the word--and this post was #3 on the list. niyad Jan 2013 #5
Yeah, I did that too Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #9
probably because the word "contentious" would have confused their readers niyad Jan 2013 #10
Probably right Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #11
Terrific...let us go to number one...we are "hot" and "PRICKLISH" yea.... Stuart G Jan 2013 #12
we are now #3 and #4 niyad Jan 2013 #15
why ticklish and not pricklish? seems unfair Voice for Peace Jan 2013 #18
I think you're absolutely right about the usage pinboy3niner Jan 2013 #13
I don't see why not Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #19
She should refudiate that! Happyhippychick Jan 2013 #6
She probably would've--if she hadn't quit reading half-way through the story pinboy3niner Jan 2013 #8
They're both pricks. Scuba Jan 2013 #7
If you google "Sara Palin pricklish" we are number one...number one...number one.... oh my... Stuart G Jan 2013 #14
so look what I found in google search niyad Jan 2013 #17
Yahoo News...stole it from the Christian Science Monitor...here is the proof.. Stuart G Jan 2013 #22
sorry--what does the palin story being from csm have to do with the bishop's story? niyad Jan 2013 #23
my errror...sorry for relating the two. Stuart G Jan 2013 #24
well, he is a prick 2pooped2pop Jan 2013 #16
That was my thought also Angry Dragon Jan 2013 #29
Most of the women in America probably recognized what that wink meant: SP is a pricklish tease, so patrice Jan 2013 #20
will be glad when news of her is over sad-cafe Jan 2013 #21
yes..and that time is coming...and... I think very very soon... Stuart G Jan 2013 #26
indeed Wash. state Desk Jet Jan 2013 #28
Sara Palin was the biggest joke played on the Republican teabaggers. rhett o rick Jan 2013 #30
what a filthy mind you have..... spanone Jan 2013 #31
This update says Sara was offered a new contract...but.... Stuart G Jan 2013 #32

unblock

(52,202 posts)
27. i'm beginning to feel there's no point to serious journalist...
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 10:08 PM
Jan 2013

... when the actual news has become so surreal.

i can only imagine poor walter conkite having to cover the nomination of sarah palin....

"today, republican presidential nominee john mccain announced that he had passed over many notable and prominent republicans and selected as his vice-presidential running mate an obscure, half-term pageant clown from the state whose previously was most known in presidential history for signifying the electoral incompetence that doomed nixon's 1960 campaign. if today does not mark a major telltale moment in the decline in the reputation of the republican party, then it does so in the reputation for our entire nation.

and that's the way it was."

niyad

(113,275 posts)
5. I googled the word--and this post was #3 on the list.
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:00 PM
Jan 2013

"no definition found" though there were a number of examples of people using it. sigghhhh.


pricklish
- no dictionary results

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pricklish?s=t

even went to urban dictionary:

pricklish isn't defined yet.

Cirque du So-What

(25,932 posts)
9. Yeah, I did that too
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:13 PM
Jan 2013

We're number 3! We're number 3!

The word for which this so-called 'journalist' was looking is 'prickly,' although I consider proper it proper usage to call one or the other parties - or both - prickly, as it doesn't seem right to call the relationship prickly. In any event, I'm gratified to see a word containing 'prick' used in association with the loathsome Ailes.

Cirque du So-What

(25,932 posts)
11. Probably right
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:19 PM
Jan 2013

To their target audience, that's one of them high-falutin' fifty-cent words - the sort used by pointy-headed ivory-tower intelleckshulls.

pinboy3niner

(53,339 posts)
13. I think you're absolutely right about the usage
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:21 PM
Jan 2013

So...does this give us license to describe the relationship between Ailes and Hannity as 'tickly'?

Stuart G

(38,420 posts)
14. If you google "Sara Palin pricklish" we are number one...number one...number one.... oh my...
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:21 PM
Jan 2013

who put that up..anyway????

Stuart G

(38,420 posts)
22. Yahoo News...stole it from the Christian Science Monitor...here is the proof..
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:35 PM
Jan 2013
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/DC-Decoder/2013/0126/Why-Fox-News-dropped-Sarah-Palin/(page)/2

If you look right below the headline of the Yahoo News Stroy...
you will find a writer for the Christian Science Monitor...

Brad Knickerbocker | Christian Science Monitor – 8 hrs ago

niyad

(113,275 posts)
23. sorry--what does the palin story being from csm have to do with the bishop's story?
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:47 PM
Jan 2013

I was pointing out that somebody used the word in 2008.

Stuart G

(38,420 posts)
24. my errror...sorry for relating the two.
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:49 PM
Jan 2013

Didn't mean to include the bishop story in that comparison..
That post should have been in another place.....

patrice

(47,992 posts)
20. Most of the women in America probably recognized what that wink meant: SP is a pricklish tease, so
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 09:31 PM
Jan 2013

I imagine she gets herself into situations now and then in which people end up feeling used and I also imagine that Roger Ailes is not used to being in that position at all, though I have to admit that it is an open question of who used whom and just how much.

Stuart G

(38,420 posts)
26. yes..and that time is coming...and... I think very very soon...
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 10:07 PM
Jan 2013

She will be like an after thought..
...a second string player on right wing talk radio..

 

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)
30. Sara Palin was the biggest joke played on the Republican teabaggers.
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 11:21 PM
Jan 2013

After Bush the oligarchs could see the writing on the wall. They decided to back away and let the Democrats have a term. No voter suppression, no stealing of elections. And who did they pick but numbnuts McCain to lead the ticket and to top it off, Sara Palin to be under him. She was an insult to average republican white males. Granted she was "hot", but wayyyyy to uppity for them.

Stuart G

(38,420 posts)
32. This update says Sara was offered a new contract...but....
Sun Jan 27, 2013, 09:44 AM
Jan 2013

But it was a fraction of what the other one was. ...here is the update quote:

UPDATE – Howard Kurtz reports on the Daily Beast Saturday:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/01/25/fox-made-limited-effort-to-keep-sarah-palin.html

“Fox News offered Sarah Palin a new contract before she decided to part ways with the network where she has held forth as a commentator for the last three years.

“However, it would be hard to describe it as a generous contract….

“The new contract offered by Fox, say people familiar with the situation, would have provided only a fraction of the million-dollar-a-year salary. It was then that Sara turned it down and both sides agreed to call it quits."

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Do you think she knows what this really means?? Will she become the Orly Taitz of ex candidates? Can she make a brand of her own?
She was angry because they did not have her on enough, will she be on more somewhere else?..What will become of this ugly mean excuse for living flesh?..Will there be another chapter? or will one have to find more on some local 500 watt outlet in Alaska?...time will tell, but it does not look swell................

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