Re: [ALOCHONA] FW: Pakistan's president tells Palin she is 'gorgeous'

Oh, thank you. This was the first smile of the day for me. Otherwise, I was so tensed about the load of work and only 4 hours left.

 

And what is wrong into it. May be he willing to make Palin his second wife and next time, he may decide to contest the American Presidential elections? What you say?

 

And by the way, Palin is really gorgeus. Isnt't it? Allah made everything for us. So enjoy it.

 

Thanks.

 

Saj

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Ezajur Rahman

To: alochona@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2008 12:17 PM

Subject: [ALOCHONA] FW: Pakistan's president tells Palin she is 'gorgeous'

Dear Sajjad

We are already enjoying the post Musharraf era.

Regards

Ezajur Rahman

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

Pakistan's president tells Palin she is 'gorgeous'

Posted: 06:20 PM ET

From From CNN's Peter Hamby and Wes Little

Pakistan president Asif Ali Zardari told Palin she's gorgeous.

NEW YORK (CNN) – Sarah Palin and the foreign leaders she has met with in New York have said very little to reporters over the last two days, but the press happened to be in the room on Wednesday for one eyebrow-raising exchange, as the new president of Pakistan lavished praise on Palin's looks.

On entering a room filled with several Pakistani officials this afternoon, Palin was immediately greeted by Sherry Rehman, the country's Information Minister.

"And how does one keep looking that good when one is that busy?," Rehman asked, drawing friendly laughter from the room when she complimented Palin.

"Oh, thank you," Palin said.

Pakistan's recently-elected president, Asif Ali Zardari, entered the room seconds later. Palin rose to shake his hand, saying she was "honored" to meet him.

Zardari then called her "gorgeous" and said: "Now I know why the whole of America is crazy about you."

"You are so nice," Palin said, smiling. "Thank you."

A handler from Zardari's entourage then told the two politicians to keep shaking hands for the cameras.

"If he's insisting, I might hug," Zardari said. Palin smiled politely.

The Alaska governor did not answer questions from reporters at her first two appearances on Wednesday, when she joined McCain in meetings with Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili and Ukrainian president Viktor Yushchenko, and then traveled downtown to meet with Iraqi president Jalal Talabani.

But she did offer brief remarks to a reporter at the Zardari meeting who asked about her day.

"It's going great," Palin said. "These meetings are very informative and helpful, and a lot of good people sharing appreciation for America."

Filed under: Asif Ali Zardari • Sarah Palin

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