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 Kate Gosselinâ€™s miserable camping trip was featured on last nightâ€™s episode of Sarah Palinâ€™s Alaska. Weâ€™ve got to thank TLC for putting together these two women who are vastly different. If you thought Kate was a miserable person before, you have to see her on a camping trip. Imagine whiny and screechy all rolled into one fake blonde. 
 
 Sarah Palinâ€™s father had some choice words about Gosselinâ€™s attitude. He said, â€œ[She] b****** from the moment she got off the plane.â€ 
 
 Needless to say, Kate made no new friends during her camping trip mainly because she made everyone around her miserable. Gosselin and her brood of eight kids were scheduled to stay overnight but it became so bad for the original Octomom that she actually made her kids leave via a plane before nightâ€™s end. 
 
 After complaining throughout the trip about insects and the cold, Gosselin finally cracked and shrieked: "This is ridiculous! I just don't get it!... I held it together as long as I could, and I'm done now." 
 
 When her children protested her decision to leave, Kate stated: "OK, goodbye. You're now a Palin, not a Gosselin." That was so mature of her and it was the perfect move on her part because her kids packed up and left with her. 
 
 In the end, Sarah Palin was most likely happy to be rid of Kate but we should all feel sorry for her children. Itâ€™s the children who see their mother behaving badly and they in turn pick up on that. Itâ€™s really sad. Gosselin couldnâ€™t even tough out just one night for a once in a lifetime camping trip for her children. Even if she were miserable, she really should have thought about the fun her children were having. That is really so selfish, she needs a mental and emotional evaluation. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Â© Evalynn Saeyang â€“ Gather Inc. 2010 
 
 
 

– Kate Gosselin and Sarah Palin might have politics and the strong woman thing in common, but they're tundras apart in one area: camping. "We are not camping people. I'll scream it from the mountaintops," sobs Kate on a camping trip in the latest episode of Sarah Palin's reality show. "I don't see hand cleansing materials. I am freezing to the bone. I held it together as long as I could and I'm done now." Later she sits sullenly next to a tent and grumbles at Piper Palin: "This is fun for you?" Piper, like her mom, goes into upbeat face freeze, stunned that no one could enjoy the overcast drizzle of a chilly Alaska campout the way they do. "Are you staying here for real?" asks an incredulous Gosselin to smiling Sarah as she stomps off home after a mere two hours in the "wilderness." Good riddance. Sarah's dad said Kate "bitched from the minute she got off the plane." Click here for the video.