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SO WE ALL now know that Lady Gaga has some UK-related issues, thinking as she did that she was in the United Kingdom when she was actually here – in Ireland.
She’s definitely not the first person to be born this way, however. *tumbleweed*
Anywho, for your enjoyment The Daily Edge rounds up some other celebrity geography gaffes. Enjoy.
Punchestown Racecourse, Naas, Co… Dublin?
When Eminem played Oxegen in 2010, he announced his arrival with a simple but confusing “Whassup Dublin?”. In his defence, it was a question rather than a statement of fact. Perhaps he just thought his voice would carry.
“Just cause I don’t know where I am, doesn’t mean I’m not getting paid, rrriiigghhhtt?” (Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Failin’ Palin
Sarah Palin wore her really strong glasses for the interview below. She must have…
Responding to why some Americans can’t find America on a map, Miss Teen South Carolina thinks she knows why – “some people out there in our nation don’t have maps”. Simples. Maybe Sarah Palin is stockpiling them.
We reckon Kristen Stewart is pretty clever. Clever enough to know that she can’t see Russia from London but, based on the video below, not clever enough to know that getting there by car could take a while. After all, it is roughly 2,500 kilometers.
North America is a confusing continent – if you’re Katy Perry, that is
Asked where she would live outside of North America, the California girl could have benefited from having a map to hand. If only people had listened to Miss Teen South Carolina and bought some more of them. Watch (19m 48s in):
Sunday 24 November, 2024
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SO WE ALL now know that Lady Gaga has some UK-related issues, thinking as she did that she was in the United Kingdom when she was actually here – in Ireland.
She’s definitely not the first person to be born this way, however. *tumbleweed*
Anywho, for your enjoyment The Daily Edge rounds up some other celebrity geography gaffes. Enjoy.
Punchestown Racecourse, Naas, Co… Dublin?
When Eminem played Oxegen in 2010, he announced his arrival with a simple but confusing “Whassup Dublin?”. In his defence, it was a question rather than a statement of fact. Perhaps he just thought his voice would carry.
Failin’ Palin
Sarah Palin wore her really strong glasses for the interview below. She must have…
(cdc530/YouTube)
We need more maps
Responding to why some Americans can’t find America on a map, Miss Teen South Carolina thinks she knows why – “some people out there in our nation don’t have maps”. Simples. Maybe Sarah Palin is stockpiling them.
(Fishie/YouTube)
Small, far away
We reckon Kristen Stewart is pretty clever. Clever enough to know that she can’t see Russia from London but, based on the video below, not clever enough to know that getting there by car could take a while. After all, it is roughly 2,500 kilometers.
(RITAQWE1257/YouTube)
North America is a confusing continent – if you’re Katy Perry, that is
Asked where she would live outside of North America, the California girl could have benefited from having a map to hand. If only people had listened to Miss Teen South Carolina and bought some more of them. Watch (19m 48s in):
(KatyPerryMusic/YouTube)
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