SafetyPinndSally
September 17, 2006 - 01:17 PM
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Guess throwing dignity to the wind makes you a pleasant poster? I don't see the appeal of pretending you're eating food over the internet.
Go on with your "cyber bbq"..however pathetic it may look as I read it.
Aside from that, yeah, on the Bravo website it says a new episode is wednesday september 27, then elim, reunion, and finale.
It's called having fun and making this board more enjoyable.
Don't like it? Then feel free to just skip right over us and carry on with someone else who wishes to converse with you.
I'm not being mean or anything, I'm just simply saying that if what we do is not your thing, then there's really no reason for you to bother reading over what we write.
cleeg
September 17, 2006 - 01:20 PM
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I'm not being mean or anything, I'm just simply saying that if what we do is not your thing, then there's really no reason for you to bother reading over what we write.
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I believe this is better known as the "igsnore" mode.
CLee
damselfly
September 17, 2006 - 01:22 PM
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Is there a way to tell whose on in the crack board?
Nope, wish there was. Setting up another tonight if possible and will make sure its Mac friendly.
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IronChef
September 17, 2006 - 02:11 PM
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Guess throwing dignity to the wind makes you a pleasant poster? I don't see the appeal of pretending you're eating food over the internet.
Go on with your "cyber bbq"..however pathetic it may look as I read it.
Apparently "plays well with others" was never one of "crotchety elf's" skill sets growing up. Some things never change.
IronChef
September 17, 2006 - 02:45 PM
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"Not said, we can all play. Burgers ready yet there brillke?"
Raining here so I put the grill up. Made a big pot of chili. Help yourselves.
brillke
Oh cool, chill sounds great. Joining us Dames? Everyone?
*asks nicely*
May I join?
*holds out tray filled with goodies such as brownies, key lime cookies, tarts, pies, cakes, and fudges.*
OK Now it is a party. Hey there. Missed you. You never have to ask to join. We love you and your treats.
I've got the margaritas and mimosas, and there's a fresh batch of pumpkin bread pudding with Kentucky bourbon sauce cooling on the counter!
Catfingers
September 17, 2006 - 02:45 PM
You know what's missing? How can you have a "bbq" without music?
*cranks up super party mix*
Whoot! Come on, shake those calories away! We've gotta fit into our fav. designer's oufits!
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 02:46 PM
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"Not said, we can all play. Burgers ready yet there brillke?"
Raining here so I put the grill up. Made a big pot of chili. Help yourselves.
brillke
Oh cool, chill sounds great. Joining us Dames? Everyone?
*asks nicely*
May I join?
*holds out tray filled with goodies such as brownies, key lime cookies, tarts, pies, cakes, and fudges.*
OK Now it is a party. Hey there. Missed you. You never have to ask to join. We love you and your treats.
Thanks, that makes me feel really good to be accepted by such a wonderful group of people such as yourselfs.
I missed y'all too, I've just been so busy at work...damn wedding season needs to go away.
Anyways, I'd really like to see either Laura or Jeff win because I loved their collections the most by far. Michael's just didn't wow me or anything, it almost feels like his heart wasn't really in it.
*big wave* Hiya, peeps!
Takes bowl of veggie chili and I want some of Sally's treats for dessert. Sally, I'm in the wedding/event biz myself, so take a load off, girl. Tama honey, you're smart enough to figure out that posters who accuse other posters of hypocracy just aren't using whatever brains they have in a reasonable manner. One of my great-great grandfathers was born in Barcelona, that's one of the risks with the internet, it IS anonymous, you never know when you might be flamed by a relative. Sad but true.
*turns on jambox LOUD*
My jambox is playing a song by the Skunks about a gangster in a James Cagney movie, here's the chorus,
"Ain't no two-bit punk gonna bump me off,
I ain't no piece of bubblegum you can spit out.
So don't you push....push me around"
And thats dedicated to mi chico Brad.
AI
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 02:50 PM
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You know what's missing? How can you have a "bbq" without music?
*cranks up super party mix*
Whoot! Come on, shake those calories away! We've gotta fit into our fav. designer's oufits!
Thanks, Catfingers! I thought so too, more music!
AI
Cafe_Josie
September 17, 2006 - 02:50 PM
I totally agree. Half the time either her hair or outfit or both is a total "what was she thinkning? what were the producers thinking?"
I never understood why they didn't have one of the Season 2 challenges be designing for maternity wear. Maybe for Season 4. I'm assuming that she'll be preg again in that one.
tamarinden
September 17, 2006 - 03:11 PM
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"Not said, we can all play. Burgers ready yet there brillke?"
Raining here so I put the grill up. Made a big pot of chili. Help yourselves.
brillke
Oh cool, chill sounds great. Joining us Dames? Everyone?
*asks nicely*
May I join?
*holds out tray filled with goodies such as brownies, key lime cookies, tarts, pies, cakes, and fudges.*
OK Now it is a party. Hey there. Missed you. You never have to ask to join. We love you and your treats.
Thanks, that makes me feel really good to be accepted by such a wonderful group of people such as yourselfs.
I missed y'all too, I've just been so busy at work...damn wedding season needs to go away.
Anyways, I'd really like to see either Laura or Jeff win because I loved their collections the most by far. Michael's just didn't wow me or anything, it almost feels like his heart wasn't really in it.
*big wave* Hiya, peeps!
Takes bowl of veggie chili and I want some of Sally's treats for dessert. Sally, I'm in the wedding/event biz myself, so take a load off, girl. Tama honey, you're smart enough to figure out that posters who accuse other posters of hypocracy just aren't using whatever brains they have in a reasonable manner. One of my great-great grandfathers was born in Barcelona, that's one of the risks with the internet, it IS anonymous, you never know when you might be flamed by a relative. Sad but true.
*turns on jambox LOUD*
My jambox is playing a song by the Skunks about a gangster in a James Cagney movie, here's the chorus,
"Ain't no two-bit punk gonna bump me off,
I ain't no piece of bubblegum you can spit out.
So don't you push....push me around"
And thats dedicated to mi chico Brad.
AI
woot welcome AI!! Now the party is rocking!
/me wobbles uncertainly *hic* Love dose Pina Coladas! *hic*!
Oh who made these almighty Key Lime biscuits! ?? nice
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 03:24 PM
woot welcome AI!! Now the party is rocking!
/me wobbles uncertainly *hic* Love dose Pina Coladas! *hic*!
Oh who made these almighty Key Lime biscuits! ?? nice
I agree, the key lime goodies are wonderful!
Wanna dance? Maybe Catfingers will DJ for the party?
*shaking "old" booty* LOL
AI
Catfingers
September 17, 2006 - 03:28 PM
*pulls out old school sunglasses and a turntable*
Let's do this, ya'll!
tamarinden
September 17, 2006 - 03:32 PM
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woot welcome AI!! Now the party is rocking!
/me wobbles uncertainly *hic* Love dose Pina Coladas! *hic*!
Oh who made these almighty Key Lime biscuits! ?? nice
I agree, the key lime goodies are wonderful!
Wanna dance? Maybe Catfingers will DJ for the party?
*shaking "old" booty* LOL
AI
hehe me puts on my "jeffrey" hoochie mama thigh highs and joins the online dance fusion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 03:35 PM
I've got the margaritas and mimosas, and there's a fresh batch of pumpkin bread pudding with Kentucky bourbon sauce cooling on the counter!
Chef,
I'll have a mimosa and some of that pudding. OMG, that tastes good! Think I'm having an oralgasm now.............
AI
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 03:39 PM
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*pulls out old school sunglasses and a turntable*
Let's do this, ya'll!
Wow, Cat, a turntable! I'm impressed, you are old school!
AI
damselfly
September 17, 2006 - 03:42 PM
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*pulls out old school sunglasses and a turntable*
Let's do this, ya'll!
Wow, Cat, a turntable! I'm impressed, you are old school!
AI
You people are having too much fun...
IronChef
September 17, 2006 - 03:48 PM
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*pulls out old school sunglasses and a turntable*
Let's do this, ya'll!
Hey, as long as no one invited Tom Cruise to strip down to his skivvies and strut to "Old Time Rock 'N Roll" a la "Risky Business," I'm in! After all, there was at least one great line to come out of that flick, and to some it was more than a line, it was a way of life--"Sometimes you just gotta say ... what the f*ck."
:::Sets up even more ancient fare--the dreaded 8-track player:::
damselfly
September 17, 2006 - 03:50 PM
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*pulls out old school sunglasses and a turntable*
Let's do this, ya'll!
Hey, as long as no one invited Tom Cruise to strip down to his skivvies and strut to "Old Time Rock 'N Roll" a la "Risky Business," I'm in! After all, there was at least one great line to come out of that flick, and to some it was more than a line, it was a way of life--"Sometimes you just gotta say ... what the f*ck."
:::Sets up even more ancient fare--the dreaded 8-track player:::
Boum chicka boum boum.....lol
IronChef
September 17, 2006 - 03:52 PM
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I've got the margaritas and mimosas, and there's a fresh batch of pumpkin bread pudding with Kentucky bourbon sauce cooling on the counter!
Chef,
I'll have a mimosa and some of that pudding. OMG, that tastes good! Think I'm having an oralgasm now.............
AI
Well, help yourself, 'cause there's plenty where that came from! I'm in pre-holiday cooking mode, making all my usual "pumpkin" stuff to sell at work this year. Before long, my freezer will be stuffed to bursting with cream cheese and walnut pumpkin rolls and pumpkin chiffon mini cheesecakes!
tamarinden
September 17, 2006 - 03:53 PM
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I've got the margaritas and mimosas, and there's a fresh batch of pumpkin bread pudding with Kentucky bourbon sauce cooling on the counter!
Chef,
I'll have a mimosa and some of that pudding. OMG, that tastes good! Think I'm having an oralgasm now.............
AI
lol!! Love dat Oralgasm!
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 03:56 PM
You people are having too much fun...
We have to make up for last night when someone kept peeing and pooping in the pool! Put your darlin' to bed and join us if you can.
AI
tamarinden
September 17, 2006 - 03:57 PM
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I've got the margaritas and mimosas, and there's a fresh batch of pumpkin bread pudding with Kentucky bourbon sauce cooling on the counter!
Chef,
I'll have a mimosa and some of that pudding. OMG, that tastes good! Think I'm having an oralgasm now.............
AI
Well, help yourself, 'cause there's plenty where that came from! I'm in pre-holiday cooking mode, making all my usual "pumpkin" stuff to sell at work this year. Before long, my freezer will be stuffed to bursting with cream cheese and walnut pumpkin rolls and pumpkin chiffon mini cheesecakes!
/me sways to the song stylings of the 8 track turntable and selects a scrumptuous creamy pumpkin roll!!!! Bring on TC! hehe (not Tom Cruise!)
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 04:03 PM
hehe me puts on my "jeffrey" hoochie mama thigh highs and joins the online dance fusion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Girl, we gotta take you shopping!LOL
AI
tamarinden
September 17, 2006 - 04:07 PM
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hehe me puts on my "jeffrey" hoochie mama thigh highs and joins the online dance fusion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Girl, we gotta take you shopping!LOL
AI
hehe
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 04:22 PM
Well, help yourself, 'cause there's plenty where that came from! I'm in pre-holiday cooking mode, making all my usual "pumpkin" stuff to sell at work this year. Before long, my freezer will be stuffed to bursting with cream cheese and walnut pumpkin rolls and pumpkin chiffon mini cheesecakes!
I used to work at a kosher bagel bakery/deli. For Thanksgiving, the boss always gave away turkeys to the employees. She wanted to give me something, too. One year she made pumpkin bagels. They were sooooo yummy, it was like having a piece of pumpkin pie, but our bagels had no fat. They were made from wheat flour, water, yeast and malt syrup. The pumpkin ones had pumpkin puree and spices added. They froze beautifully, and every time we made a batch for sale, we sold out within an hour. Can you tell I miss them? lol
AI
ArtInstigator
September 17, 2006 - 04:31 PM
:::Sets up even more ancient fare--the dreaded 8-track player:::
Oh no, I'm having one of those...................
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oh yeah,Congrats, IronChef on becoming Savant.
AI
IronChef
September 17, 2006 - 04:39 PM
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I used to work at a kosher bagel bakery/deli. For Thanksgiving, the boss always gave away turkeys to the employees. She wanted to give me something, too. One year she made pumpkin bagels. They were sooooo yummy, it was like having a piece of pumpkin pie, but our bagels had no fat. They were made from wheat flour, water, yeast and malt syrup. The pumpkin ones had pumpkin puree and spices added. They froze beautifully, and every time we made a batch for sale, we sold out within an hour. Can you tell I miss them? lol
AI
Wow, AI, those bagels sound amazingly delectable! I used to work at a bakery too, during high school. We made pumpkin doughnuts with spiced cream filling every year, and dang it all, I miss them terribly too.
damselfly
September 17, 2006 - 04:40 PM
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Well, help yourself, 'cause there's plenty where that came from! I'm in pre-holiday cooking mode, making all my usual "pumpkin" stuff to sell at work this year. Before long, my freezer will be stuffed to bursting with cream cheese and walnut pumpkin rolls and pumpkin chiffon mini cheesecakes!
I used to work at a kosher bagel bakery/deli. For Thanksgiving, the boss always gave away turkeys to the employees. She wanted to give me something, too. One year she made pumpkin bagels. They were sooooo yummy, it was like having a piece of pumpkin pie, but our bagels had no fat. They were made from wheat flour, water, yeast and malt syrup. The pumpkin ones had pumpkin puree and spices added. They froze beautifully, and every time we made a batch for sale, we sold out within an hour. Can you tell I miss them? lol
AI
I never liked anything pumpkin but then I had some pumppkin roll...it is some of the best stuff I've ever had...I want some right now...I am sooooo longing for everything fall...I already started ordering the pumpkin spice latte at starbucks....yummmm!
IronChef
September 17, 2006 - 04:41 PM
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oh yeah,Congrats, IronChef on becoming Savant.
AI
Hey, thanks!! I've often referered to myself as an idiot savant, but now I can be a televisual idiot savant!
SafetyPinndSally
September 17, 2006 - 04:44 PM
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I used to work at a kosher bagel bakery/deli. For Thanksgiving, the boss always gave away turkeys to the employees. She wanted to give me something, too. One year she made pumpkin bagels. They were sooooo yummy, it was like having a piece of pumpkin pie, but our bagels had no fat. They were made from wheat flour, water, yeast and malt syrup. The pumpkin ones had pumpkin puree and spices added. They froze beautifully, and every time we made a batch for sale, we sold out within an hour. Can you tell I miss them? lol
AI
Wow, AI, those bagels sound amazingly delectable! I used to work at a bakery too, during high school. We made pumpkin doughnuts with spiced cream filling every year, and dang it all, I miss them terribly too.
Yeah, we're just starting to come up with some new stuff to sell in the parks for the up and coming fall season. Pumpkin Spice Ice Cream with a Maple flavored tart is already on the list along with a few other things.
*drinks her some Smirnoff and kicks back*
dcben1
September 17, 2006 - 04:44 PM
Just took a trip to the website. Thanks for the info. I have to say that I'm not really blown away by any of the four. I expected to be wowed by Michael, but I wasn't. Although he did have some really nice designs, as they all did. I guess I don't care now who wins, except that I'd hate for Jeffrey to win. Let's see, Jay(from what I can tell) is rather strange and he won. Chloe was nice and straightforward and mature, and I loved her designs. Guess it's time for the strange, bizarre winner again. So maybe next season we can concentrate on fashion and hope that the good guy or gal wins!
Your hypocracy is amazing.
This is you: "I want this show to be about fashion and not about 'personality'................But I don't want Jeffrey to win because I don't like his personality"
*double take*
Wh-wh-wha?
Yes, I don't like Jeffrey, and I also don't like his style. Last year I felt that Chloe was chosen because she had the maturity to handle it(although I was totally shocked), unlike Jay. All I've seen of him has been whining. And where has he gone in 2 years? I'd rather see someone levelheaded, and someone who can market to a wider clientele than Jeffrey. I have to admit that I was surprised by his collection - that there were actually wearable clothes in there. Before the Everyday Women episode, I didn't care one way or the other. I even expressed my opinion that he should have won the recycling challenge. But his refusal to even work with Denise, to call her names, and laughing about designing a terrible outfit but still getting through are among the reasons I don't want him to win. However, from the press he is getting, it seems he might win. I guess if the next great designer is a punk rocker who designs for a limited audience then so be it. So yes part of my reason for not wanting him to win is personal, but I also don't think he has the fashion chops. Hence, I don't think I'm that hypocritical.
Another person willing to judge a person for witnessing probably less than 5 solid hours of footage of one person.
Holding a grudge against someone for treating another person with hostility.
How bout you just watch the next season on mute then?
And next time you have a thought, just let it go.
Is there a reason you are so nasty? I'm free to express my opinion. I also tried to explain that part of the reason I wouldn't like to see Jeffrey win is that I don't like his designs. I'm free to say that. How many times was he in the bottom 2 and deserved to go? Just like Santino, he was kept for drama. The judges questioned the taste of others, but loved Jeffrey because he had a POV, even though the POV was trashy. His POV is not my cup of tea, and will not sell to a large market.
dcben1
September 17, 2006 - 04:54 PM
Yes, I don't like Jeffrey, and I also don't like his style. Last year I felt that Chloe was chosen because she had the maturity to handle it, unlike Jay. All I've seen of him has been whining. And where has he gone in 2 years? I'd rather see someone levelheaded, and someone who can market to a wider clientele than Jeffrey. I have to admit that I was surprised by his collection - that there were actually wearable clothes in there. Before the Everyday Women episode, I didn't care one way or the other. I even expressed my opinion that he should have won the recycling challenge. But his refusal to even work with Denise, to call her names, and laughing about designing a terrible outfit but still getting through are among the reasons I don't want him to win. However, from the press he is getting, it seems he might win. I guess if the next great designer is a punk rocker who designs for a limited audience then so be it. So yes part of my reason for not wanting him to win is personal, but I also don't think he has the fashion chops. Hence, I don't think I'm that hypocritical.
Another person willing to judge a person for witnessing probably less than 5 solid hours of footage of one person.
Holding a grudge against someone for treating another person with hostility.
How bout you just watch the next season on mute then?
And next time you have a thought, just let it go.
Brad his explanation was thoughtful, and really considering the hostility of the question, I am surprised he felt any need to explain himself or his non-support of Jeffrey.
I am honest enough to admit that I liked Jeffrey's final collection (wasn't my favorite but I did like it) but he is still my least favorite person EVER on Project Runway.
I like to think of it this way, with less than 5 hours of footage, he is such a crude person that he was able to fit in dozens of expletives and to insult everyone within earshot a few dozen times also. Jeffrey managed to wish a heart attack upon Laura, call Angela's mother a stupid [expletive deleted], insult Angela in at least 50 ways (including the infamous "feminazi" comment), say in one breath "who cares if Kane loses?" and then pretend it mattered when Kane actually DID lose. Jeffrey managed to disparage Michael, and said at least a dozen times he was the only designer that mattered.
Does this mean that he is indeed as mean and horrible as he pretended? Probably not. He may in fact be a good person, but the side he chose to consistently show turned a lot of us off, and we don't like him. Add to this his aesthetic, (he really should have lost the last challenge, and Kayne should be still with us, not Jeffrey)... and voila.
If he wins, his collection will have merited a win, but I have no interest in Jeffrey based upon the image he has chosen to project.
So you like Jeffrey, how nice for you. We can all respect that, I hope you can respect us in return. Please don't bring any Jeffrey attitude because it doesn't WORK in the real world.
Thanks for the support! By the way I'm a she, although you couldn't tell from my screen name.
bradg1989
September 17, 2006 - 04:54 PM
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Just took a trip to the website. Thanks for the info. I have to say that I'm not really blown away by any of the four. I expected to be wowed by Michael, but I wasn't. Although he did have some really nice designs, as they all did. I guess I don't care now who wins, except that I'd hate for Jeffrey to win. Let's see, Jay(from what I can tell) is rather strange and he won. Chloe was nice and straightforward and mature, and I loved her designs. Guess it's time for the strange, bizarre winner again. So maybe next season we can concentrate on fashion and hope that the good guy or gal wins!
Your hypocracy is amazing.
This is you: "I want this show to be about fashion and not about 'personality'................But I don't want Jeffrey to win because I don't like his personality"
*double take*
Wh-wh-wha?
Yes, I don't like Jeffrey, and I also don't like his style. Last year I felt that Chloe was chosen because she had the maturity to handle it(although I was totally shocked), unlike Jay. All I've seen of him has been whining. And where has he gone in 2 years? I'd rather see someone levelheaded, and someone who can market to a wider clientele than Jeffrey. I have to admit that I was surprised by his collection - that there were actually wearable clothes in there. Before the Everyday Women episode, I didn't care one way or the other. I even expressed my opinion that he should have won the recycling challenge. But his refusal to even work with Denise, to call her names, and laughing about designing a terrible outfit but still getting through are among the reasons I don't want him to win. However, from the press he is getting, it seems he might win. I guess if the next great designer is a punk rocker who designs for a limited audience then so be it. So yes part of my reason for not wanting him to win is personal, but I also don't think he has the fashion chops. Hence, I don't think I'm that hypocritical.
Another person willing to judge a person for witnessing probably less than 5 solid hours of footage of one person.
Holding a grudge against someone for treating another person with hostility.
How bout you just watch the next season on mute then?
And next time you have a thought, just let it go.
Is there a reason you are so nasty? I'm free to express my opinion. I also tried to explain that part of the reason I wouldn't like to see Jeffrey win is that I don't like his designs. I'm free to say that. How many times was he in the bottom 2 and deserved to go? Just like Santino, he was kept for drama. The judges questioned the taste of others, but loved Jeffrey because he had a POV, even though the POV was trashy. His POV is not my cup of tea, and will not sell to a large market.
Read your first post, it says that they all had good designs, even Jeffrey, but now you say that you don't like Jeffrey's designs.
You also said that you wanted this show to be about fashion and not drama. If that is the case, watch the next season on mute, that way you won't see who's mean and who's nice.
You're entitled to your opinion, but in an elitist business such as fashion, it's worth less than dirt to people like Michael Kors and Nina Garcia, they know more than you and they have the awards to back it up.
I called you out on your contradiction to your own thoughts; I can't stand people who say one thing but mean the other. Your opinion is not what I bashed, so keep it, whatever it may be of value to you.
It's also people like you that make me thank God every season that it's not American Idol-esque voting systems that run Project Runway eliminations.
That, is why I'm so "nasty".
dcben1
September 17, 2006 - 05:09 PM
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I've got the margaritas and mimosas, and there's a fresh batch of pumpkin bread pudding with Kentucky bourbon sauce cooling on the counter!
Chef,
I'll have a mimosa and some of that pudding. OMG, that tastes good! Think I'm having an oralgasm now.............
AI
Well, help yourself, 'cause there's plenty where that came from! I'm in pre-holiday cooking mode, making all my usual "pumpkin" stuff to sell at work this year. Before long, my freezer will be stuffed to bursting with cream cheese and walnut pumpkin rolls and pumpkin chiffon mini cheesecakes!
Y'all are makin' me hungry. And I just ate dinner!
IronChef
September 17, 2006 - 05:12 PM
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Y'all are makin' me hungry. And I just ate dinner!
LOL! I'm in that boat right there with ya, DC! All this food chat's got me downright famished. Now I'm really ready for the season premiere of TC!
dcben1
September 17, 2006 - 05:15 PM
Read your first post, it says that they all had good designs, even Jeffrey, but now you say that you don't like Jeffrey's designs.
You also said that you wanted this show to be about fashion and not drama. If that is the case, watch the next season on mute, that way you won't see who's mean and who's nice.
You're entitled to your opinion, but in an elitist business such as fashion, it's worth less than dirt to people like Michael Kors and Nina Garcia, they know more than you and they have the awards to back it up.
I called you out on your contradiction to your own thoughts; I can't stand people who say one thing but mean the other. Your opinion is not what I bashed, so keep it, whatever it may be of value to you.
It's also people like you that make me thank God every season that it's not American Idol-esque voting systems that run Project Runway eliminations.
That, is why I'm so "nasty".
Time for ignore mode. Seems you've trashed alot of posters for expressing opinions that you disagree with. There's a nice way and a nasty way to say things. Goodbye!
SisterZip73
September 17, 2006 - 06:18 PM
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Therapy.
IF ANYONE ATTEMPTS TO COUNSEL THIS POOR SOUL, MAY HIM/HER BE DAMNED, THIS GUY NEEDS PROFESSIONAL HELP AND YOU'RE NOT PROFESSIONAL DOING THIS ON AN INTERNET MESSAGE BOARD SO SHUT UP AND KEEP YOUR OPINION TO YOURSELF.
or he's a prankster in which case I say hello, friend.
:::coming out of ignore mode::::
Pacey has been on this board before and as you can tell by his posting he has been gone for a while. I myself have wondered where he was. No one on this board has tried to tell him what to do, how to handle his situation, or give him advise other than to seek the professional help you are shouting at everyone about. He seems to be a sweet soul and no one...may I repeat....NO ONE...wants to add to his problems by trying to give advise that may not be right for his situation.
Most of us here are parents and would be dragging our child to a therapist at the first sign of trouble. So it breaks our heart to see any child (please don't be insulted...anyone under the age of 30 is a child to me )go through these things. But...we don't know him, don't know where he is, so therefore we are limited in what we can do.
Just because you have had sniping matches with a few people here (be they justified or not), shouldn't make you cap-shout that you think we will all be that way.
Zip
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SisterZip73
September 17, 2006 - 06:28 PM
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I think the one that bothers me the most is Anne Frank...It's so valuable right now to know that there were people in the past who disagreed with their government and let people know...it shows kids that their ideas and thoughts are important and they can make a difference...all things I hope my child learns.
I haven't seen the Parade article, so I wonder *where* those books are banned? It can't be a nationwide thing, as they're definitely not banned around here. "The Diary of Anne Frank" is required reading in the middle schools, and "To Kill A Mockingbird" is required reading in the junior year of high school. 'Course, we tend to be a tad more "liberal" here in the Pacific Northwest than in some other parts of the country. As far as I know, NONE of the books on the original list are banned up here.
Probably already answered, but it is a list compiled by the American Library Association from their members on which books they have the most complaints about. Parents complain to the librarys about these books being available to their children (some as old as 19) to just pick up at will. (I thought that was what libraries were for...silly me!)
It isn't officially banned books, just a list to try to make people aware.
dcben1
September 17, 2006 - 06:29 PM
Your hypocracy is amazing.
Another person willing to judge a person for witnessing probably less than 5 solid hours of footage of one person.
Holding a grudge against someone for treating another person with hostility.
How bout you just watch the next season on mute then?
And next time you have a thought, just let it go.
I called you out on your contradiction to your own thoughts; I can't stand people who say one thing but mean the other. Your opinion is not what I bashed, so keep it, whatever it may be of value to you.
It's also people like you that make me thank God every season that it's not American Idol-esque voting systems that run Project Runway eliminations.
That, is why I'm so "nasty".
I know I said I would ignore from now on, but I have to say this. You remind me of my father, who is the original grumpy old man. HIs opinion is the only one that is right, and if you disagree watch out. At least he has an excuse - he was abused as a child and has never forgiven his parents. He will die with that hatred and unforgiveness festering in him. I hope that you will get help for whatever triggers your anger. From what I understand, you are a young kid, so there's plenty of time. He's never beaten us, but his verbal abuse is hard to take sometimes.
I did try to explain myself, very civily, but like my dad, you seem unable to accept that, and want to continue to be "nasty". Yes, I did say that his collection surprised me, and that there were actually some wearable clothes. But in general, I don't get Jeffrey's POV, and with few exceptions(like the recycling challenge) I was either unimpressed or absolutely hated his outfits. And yes his personality has something to do with it. But mainly I think his POV is trashy/punk rock, and I don't care for it.
That said, I really do hope that you get counseling, because I'd hate for you to become another grumpy old man with nothing nice to say.
SisterZip73
September 17, 2006 - 06:34 PM
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lol. Glad to hear from you Iron Chef. It has been a long weekend
Thanks, CALady! Yeah, I'm kind of getting the impression some nasty stuff's gone down the last few days. I'm not sure whether I should bother to backtrack or not at this point!
Don't ...it ain't worth it.
SisterZip73
September 17, 2006 - 06:35 PM
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"Not said, we can all play. Burgers ready yet there brillke?"
Raining here so I put the grill up. Made a big pot of chili. Help yourselves.
brillke
OOOOOO, chili...sounds good. I'll bring the cornbread!
azucena
September 17, 2006 - 06:36 PM
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Is there a way to tell whose on in the crack board?
Nope, wish there was. Setting up another tonight if possible and will make sure its Mac friendly.
brillke
THANK YOU! As a new Mac owner, you'll have my eternal gratitude! :-)
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September 17, 2006 - 06:36 PM
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lol. Glad to hear from you Iron Chef. It has been a long weekend
Thanks, CALady! Yeah, I'm kind of getting the impression some nasty stuff's gone down the last few days. I'm not sure whether I should bother to backtrack or not at this point!
Howdy Lia, dont bother. Not worth your time, trust me. But the trolls are winning, board about silent all weekend. Very sad,
brillke
Not said, we can all play. Burgers ready yet there brillke?
Quite a pathetic attempt to tear apart something that was good...
I'm not willing to let that happen...I know ignoring is the best but how much buzzing and biting do you allow a gnat?
You don't want to get West Nile do you....?
SisterZip73
September 17, 2006 - 06:39 PM
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Is this coming Wed the night when it's a repeat show???
Then the reunion show and 2 nights to do the finale, no?
CLee
Not sure. We know we have one more elimination, the reunion show and then a 2 part final. That is four weeks of show but we have 5 weeks until it ends. Not sure which week there is nothing
My understanding from one of the previews is that we have two weeks off then the next three will be new. This is really going to drive me crazy!
SisterZip73
September 17, 2006 - 06:43 PM
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You know what's missing? How can you have a "bbq" without music?
*cranks up super party mix*
Whoot! Come on, shake those calories away! We've gotta fit into our fav. designer's oufits!
How about some Sister Sledge...."We are Family"...
bradg1989
September 17, 2006 - 06:48 PM
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Your hypocracy is amazing.
Another person willing to judge a person for witnessing probably less than 5 solid hours of footage of one person.
Holding a grudge against someone for treating another person with hostility.
How bout you just watch the next season on mute then?
And next time you have a thought, just let it go.
I called you out on your contradiction to your own thoughts; I can't stand people who say one thing but mean the other. Your opinion is not what I bashed, so keep it, whatever it may be of value to you.
It's also people like you that make me thank God every season that it's not American Idol-esque voting systems that run Project Runway eliminations.
That, is why I'm so "nasty".
I know I said I would ignore from now on, but I have to say this. You remind me of my father, who is the original grumpy old man. HIs opinion is the only one that is right, and if you disagree watch out. At least he has an excuse - he was abused as a child and has never forgiven his parents. He will die with that hatred and unforgiveness festering in him. I hope that you will get help for whatever triggers your anger. From what I understand, you are a young kid, so there's plenty of time. He's never beaten us, but his verbal abuse is hard to take sometimes.
I did try to explain myself, very civily, but like my dad, you seem unable to accept that, and want to continue to be "nasty". Yes, I did say that his collection surprised me, and that there were actually some wearable clothes. But in general, I don't get Jeffrey's POV, and with few exceptions(like the recycling challenge) I was either unimpressed or absolutely hated his outfits. And yes his personality has something to do with it. But mainly I think his POV is trashy/punk rock, and I don't care for it.
That said, I really do hope that you get counseling, because I'd hate for you to become another grumpy old man with nothing nice to say.
Maybe your dad was like me in that he couldn't stand people who couldn't get their point across without contradicting themselves at least twice in one statement?
Or maybe he was like me in that he wants to put people who dislike Jeffrey's personality in their place. Nobody cares if you dislike him, it is not some kind of necessary statement that you MUST put after discussing everything he does, because this is a DESIGN competition.
Other than that, your daddy doesn't sound like me.
brillke
September 17, 2006 - 10:12 PM
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Guess throwing dignity to the wind makes you a pleasant poster? I don't see the appeal of pretending you're eating food over the internet.
Go on with your "cyber bbq"..however pathetic it may look as I read it.
Aside from that, yeah, on the Bravo website it says a new episode is wednesday september 27, then elim, reunion, and finale.
I dont see the appeal of being a troll but it seems to work for you. To each their own,eh?
brillke
chickadee
September 17, 2006 - 11:05 PM
probably y' all know about other sites for PR but just in case it might be useful to anyone who just wants to read/post about the show - found a good site- well set up and easy to navigate w. good links to interviews. pics. ect. over at:
http://forums.televisionwithoutpity.com
Miskeana
September 17, 2006 - 11:12 PM
Michael's dress looked great. This guy has a lot of qualities; smart, creative, humble.....deserves to win. Go Mike. Cheers from Puerto Rico.
Spearshaker75
September 17, 2006 - 11:29 PM
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Michael's dress looked great. This guy has a lot of qualities; smart, creative, humble.....deserves to win. Go Mike. Cheers from Puerto Rico.
I have to say I agree; Michael just seems like the coolest guy to be around, just has a great vibe; but, then, one truthfully has to wonder how much of this is a miracle of editing. As awesome as Michael is, can we really believe he never once said a single negative thing about anyone ever ever ever??? LOL Sheesh, they even managed to squeak out of Uli that nutty Vin's couture dress looked like a "sofa", and I almost choked on the PR punch when I heard that! Before anyone jumps on me, I'm not trying to imply that there was some kind of conspiracy to make Michael into everyone's Prince Charming; I'd be thrilled for him if he won, and I know tons of folks who'd probably rush to get his clothes (talk about versatility; does he have it, or what!). I just find it a little giggly that he never once just let go on camera (and I admit, I'm only talking the show here; podcasts and what y'all get on the chips implanted in your skin is beyond me lol). If anyone asked me right now who I'd trust to have the most trustworthy and "fashion-forward" (after this season, I hope I never hear that phrase again!) vision, I'd definitely have to come down in Michael's corner.
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