Sarah Palin gets pranked by 2 french canadians

[wardric]

Two Quebec humorists just pranked Sarah Palin. In the past, they got Paul McCartney, Tiger Woods, Bill Gates, french presidents Nicolas Sarkozy and Jacques Chirac and many other famous persons but this seems to be one of their best victim and just a few days before the elections.

They are pretending to be France's President Nicholas Sarkozy. During the interview, they mention false names like canadian prime minister Stef Carse (an unsuccessfull singer) instead of Stephen Harper, Quebec PM Richard Z Sirois (a humorist) instead od Jean Charest and others. They talk about hunting (the phrase in french is about going killing baby seals).

Also, they imitated a strong french (from France) accent so it could sound genuine.

I'm not posting that in the pub since it's not a political subject but someone who got pranked and if they get sen. Obama, I promise to post it here too

So here's the link and hurry before it gets removed by the CIA

http://www.justiciers.tv/

and the youtube link which works better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbEwKcs-7Hc

 

[Tomeck]

I cannot open your link.

 

[wardric]

it's a bit slow, be patient or try later, it's just a website but it's probably pretty busy right now...

 

[bliew]

Here's the YouTube link:

YouTube - Sarah Palin Got Pranked

 

[LindaBluedolphin]

Very funny......she sure cut them off quick when she found out

 

[DiverBeth]

It took her long enough to find out.

 

[chip104]

haha, I love his pitch at the end. When they pranked Jacque Chirac was pretty good too.

 

[wardric]

Here's the YouTube link:

YouTube - Sarah Palin Got Pranked

Thanks, I added it to my OP

 

[drbill]

I had to check this thread just to find out what a "quebecer" was. Of course if it had been capitalized I would have known.

 

[wardric]

I had to check this thread just to find out what a "quebecer" was. Of course if it had been capitalized I would have known.

lol, we're just a little bunch northeast of you. In fact, quebecers is not even right, it should have been quebecois or french canadians.

Are we supposed to capitalize nationalities? (like americans, italians, etc.)?