Sarah Palin To Strippers: The 13 WILDEST Things Reviewed On Yelp (PHOTOS)

As Wikipedia is to the Encyclopedia Britannica, so Yelp.com is to the New York Times food review section.

The site is a hub of over 9 million reviews of businesses written by amateurs and locals all over the world, from San Francisco to St. Louis. (Yelp, in a nutshell, is an 'online urban city guide that helps people find cool places to eat, shop, drink, relax and play, based on the informed opinions of a vibrant and active community of locals in the know.')

Most of the reviews are of restaurants, bars, salons and retail businesses--but there are some surprising, shocking, and even suggestive listings created by users on the site.

We've picked out the weirdest, most unexpected reviews from the site in the slideshow below. Vote on the craziest, then send us the wildest ones you've seen!

 

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The ex-governor has racked up over 100 reviews--a mixture of criticism, jokes, and jobs-- and has an overall 1 1/2 star rating on Yelp. "I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for ensuring Barack Obama's landslide victory," writes Matt R.

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The ex-governor has racked up over 100 reviews--a mixture of criticism, jokes, and jobs-- and has an overall 1 1/2 star rating on Yelp. "I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for ensuring Barack Obama's landslide victory," writes Matt R.

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[LogicalMathMan]

11:43 PM on 02/28/2010

I think Oprah should sign up on Lady M. Obama's 'Stay Healthy America' plan and Ms. Palin should just disappear,

[LMPE]

09:55 PM on 02/28/2010

San Quentin is where Charles Manson is in jail.

[junebug62]

05:14 PM on 02/28/2010

now that # 5 picture portrays the real Sarah P

[junebug62]

05:10 PM on 02/28/2010

no matter how much lipstick you put on it it still looks like a a a banker

[tribalogical]

02:04 AM on 02/28/2010

Well, aside from Palin, the 7th grade defianatly [sic?] gets my vote as the low star winner!

Aside from being gangly and hormonally challenged, it's the one time period where the girls generally leap out ahead of the boys in physical (and emotional?) development... I remember it well. I was like, hey... I still look like a (weirdly proportioned, broken-voiced) kid, and all these girl-kids I knew only last Summer are suddenly looking a lot more like.... women? It really wasn't fair to be left behind like that.... ;P

I remember most of the boys in our 7th grade class feeling strangely inadequate next to our female peers... we just couldn't hold our own... 8th grade restored some of the dignity... we started getting muscles, and more attention from those same girls that we had so completely lagged behind in 7th grade...

I have to say, I sure like being older... You couldn't pay me enough to go back and relive those years... once was definitely enough! ;)

[Chazmania]

03:12 PM on 02/28/2010

I am afraid these days most women have never stopped feeling that superiority!
You see it every where in adds how the man is a big d0rk and his women rolled her eyes at his immature antics!

[Velocitor]

09:09 PM on 02/26/2010

The moon? Ridiculous.
Is this fluff piece intended to boost Yelp, following their recent PR woes related to the lawsuit alleging extortion?

[seajewel]

12:04 PM on 02/26/2010

And the word is spelled weighs not wieghs like in the article...Lol.

[madisonhack]

06:43 PM on 03/13/2010

LOL. Is that the only won you found?

[jacobomorales]

10:03 AM on 02/26/2010

Palin certainly belongs in that group, the ones of clowns and strippers.

[okila]

11:19 AM on 02/26/2010

actually clowns and strippers cant quit mid act or they dont get paid.

[Barbie and Ken forever]

07:54 PM on 02/27/2010

LOL