Phoebe.Tallulah
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Ahhh, a site that actually works!!
Lmao their discount is 10% off up to $1000. The company is super cheap and frugal and a lot of engineers are also cheap and frugal. If Elle bags and engineer it won't last because most of the ones I know (already know who she is and know to avoid her) would never be okay with her lifestyle@Heretosnoop To be fair, Amazon employees are gainfully employed, probably have a home with furniture and appliances that they get a discount on from Amazon instead of makeshift cardboard boxes, and clip at a reasonably quick pace? That already makes them more of a catch than Eleonore and Rickets.![]()
One of the dolls is a disgraced crypto exchange founder. I don't think they are much like Elle. I think Elle wishes she were like them, and they used her (very temporarily) in an attempt to launch their own influencer prerogatives.I understand what you’re saying, but in a way, you answered your own question. You said that, “You are who you surround yourself with.” If the Dolls and Elle are all cut from the same wealthy-ladies-who-lunch-gala-attending cloth, then they likely wouldn’t see Elle as the way you have just described, or in the observant way all of us can due to our fishbowl perspective. That’s all I’m trying to say. I was just speculating as to this matter; I’m not the enemy here LOL!!
She's about to be if she doesn't find a place soon lmao. Her address for her business looks like a local owned PO Box in Belltown. Surprisingly three blocks from where Dean lives lmao. She probably thought she was going to move in with him when she set it up before he blocked her on InstagramI just laughed at your "Homeless in Seattle" comment.![]()
I think it's safe to say most of us are in a better situation than Elle, whether we're still employed, or have partners with careers, children, or a permanent home. Elle has her cats that can't leave her
The panic is visibly uncomfortable. Pair this with the last video where she’s all “I just CAHNT do “American” words in a French accent...” with Ginette winning the gold all “Elle you don’t really speak French.” I’m absolutely dying![]()
Ginette is saying that Elle only spoke French UNTIL she was 5, 6, or 7. This means that she stopped speaking French afterwards.
I speak three different languages fluently, academically and professionally, because I lived in several countries growing up and went to the local schools there (including uni, did my entire four years in another language). And when I reference something in one of those languages in an English sentence, I say it in the best way that the English speaker I’m talking to can understand.
But Elle is so authentically French that she JUST CAN’T imagine stooping to the level of a non-French speaker (ugh, disgusting she-beast dikes who can’t speak fRenCh) and say the word “orange” + “et”. Only uneducated peasants who should be kissing her feet would do such a thing.
Yeah I think it was shoved in the corner on their balcony and he couldn't even get to it from "her office"! He had to go around and out of the bedroom to access it?@ThisIsMyUN: didn't Joe have a grill/loved grilling and when they moved in together, she pushed it into the corner of their balcony or their "ugly room?" I bet she's seriously wishing that she was nicer to him at this point.![]()
Omg which video is this from?
Ginette goes off script.
I’d like some intel. It’s probably better to keep it private since some people on here are secret fans or Elle apologists.I'll be sharing my screenshots of Elle's dating profile/other encounters with true Elle Haters privately since that's the only reason why I gossip, because I hate her
The question is .... why would she privatize vlogs from 2016 now? She’s already privatized about half of her content and those survived the first cut.Omg which video is this from?
Also, I just noticed that she privatized Vlogmas 2016 entirelydoes she think that privatizing videos means they’ll be completely wiped from the internet?
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I think I have decent style and I always feel frumpy when I go to NYC to visit my friends. I can't imagine what tie dye and skinny jeans would feel likeI think she’d hate NYC, although I’d love for her to try and live there or even LA. Her insecurities would be off the charts. So many influencers try to make it big in either of these cities and they end up hating where they are and moving within 1-3 years.
She’d probably fare better in a city like Nashville, Austin, or Atlanta.
Not on the first day of law school but rather Orientation Day, all the Deans gave brief speeches welcoming my class to the school, etc. We were all floating on a cloud, all bright-eyed, bushy-tailed idealists thinking we were going to save the world.I agree with this analysis and also the assertion that it is a bit pedantic, but it's still a commonly-held belief in the industry. I graduated law school and then had a few months before I could take the bar, and my mom would joke that I was a lawyer, but it was truly uncomfortable to refer to myself as that when I didn't yet have my license. And I wouldn't refer to myself as that when people asked. It was always "I'm in the process of licensure." Because the job requires the license, the idea is that a person who is qualified to "lawyer" is someone who has passed these certain milestones and has proven themself in this way. So when a person doesn't have the licensure or isn't doing the job that the licensure allows them to do, it's almost like "because you have the license which is supposed to mean you're qualified to do X, and then you choose to go and do Y, then how can you say you're X because you're choosing to do less than you're qualified to." I think because lawyers are required to have the license, we take the license seriously.
For me, being a lawyer is about more than the degree I have. It's a way of thinking and a way of life. Law school works because it tears down the way you think and completely restructures your brain to think "like a lawyer." And this may sound ridiculous, but it's true. On my first day of law school, we were all excited and my professor just punched the shit out of us and goes, "Once this is over, you will have the power to sentence someone to death. The power to bankrupt someone. The power to change people's lives completely for the better and for the worst. If you can't respect this power and also the responsibility that comes with it, then you need to leave now." That's stayed with me completely. I take this job seriously, and it's frustrating to me how Elle throws it around as a marketing tool to make herself look impressive.
That's my experience. I'm interested in varying opinions.