Look at the guy toward the back on our left.

Someone needs to ask how the Palin clan feels about one guy holding another guys horn?

Looks like his own drinking horn to me. It isn't attached to anyone.

I find the vegetable steamers strapped on the chests of some of the women a lot more strange. It appears the men spent all the money at the costume shop and the women were reduced to having to raid the underwear drawer and the kitchen cabinets for their attire.

i didn't dare mention the cones.

why is he the only guy grinning?

are the gals all smiling because they realize they're with them and they thinks its funny?

The women are tipsy and the men are so shitfaced they aren't sure where the camera is.

I'm still puzzling out how one decides between either vegetable steamers or teapot lids as a brassiere. The next time I have insomnia I may just go through the kitchen and try on various utensils as clothing. I'm not sure how to wear the hardboiled egg slicer, the wine bottle opener or the garlic press.

crank type beater whirring, swooping past a bare bottom isn't exactly what's going on at this party. They aren't there to have fun, well, they are, but anyway, there's more to what this party's about.

Maybe I don't like the idea of what you could do with those, if you were to decide to start getting rid of your apparel. egg slicer? ugh, no. garlic press? still no. some wine? okay.

Not even to get into how I feel about a subject better left unsaid, killing a wolf for the sole purpose of using it like toilet paper because you don't know your head from, wait, better left unsaid. Does it look like there might be some kind of ritual to this? What was that club Ralph and Ed were in on the Honeymooners?

There is a similarity, though!

something seemed very wrong with it, inspiring a closer look. What I saw came from a combination of the rituals of the Raccoons and some racing traditions. I've raced motocross, snowmobiles, and now swamp buggies; to me the photo shows a group involved in some sort of traditional ceremony. Who is in the picture and how they are dressed lead me to think that those in it, except for the elephant in the room, are either officials of that racing circuit or class winners.

Looking at it as a ceremony to kick off the new racing season, maybe have a short meeting, celebrate a birthday or anniversary or something else while everyone is there, does exemplify that there is an elephant in the room. She just doesn't fit in with the purpose of the function. It may have been someones bad idea to make it a grand gala by inviting that special guest.

With feelings like this I feel that those at the function, party if you must, are being wrongly portrayed as equals to the elephant. Everything else I see in the photo is just another way to find Waldo.

Will they denounce the violence in their community?

until someone gets Palined.

Right?