DISQUS

The Inquisitr: Sarah Palin crop circles? no, just a local farmer with too much time on his hands

  • ralf schwartz, mediaclinique · 1 year ago
    For me it much more looks like Comedian Tina Fey (hopefully I got the name right).
    ralf, germany
  • Rod · 1 year ago
    The farmer knew a good source of fertilizer when he saw it.
  • undecided · 1 year ago
    I cannot believe the sexist, one sided media that cannot be in any way objective. Is farmers "fetish" as it is so labeled is a disgrace to the entire political system - how dare you. I hope this attitude changes when she is in office.
  • slim · 1 year ago
    Why is there a spider on her head?
  • paydayloanadvocate · 1 year ago
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  • fast cash · 11 months ago
    a local farmer with far too much time on his hands who has a serious Sarah Palin fetish. Duke Wheeler of Whitehouse, Ohio finds Sarah Palin so exciting he paid an artist to etch her image in his corn crop