So odd, "unfortunately not owned by Marie.." well no Marie, you can't own anything if you don't earn money Dear... It's not unfortunate, it's you're a broke ass.
The Chateau Diaries #147 Fanny knows, with sadness, the only cock she will see every morning is Spud
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Stephanie said in a recent vlog or comment that they DO NOT wash their eggs
Maybe MFK needs Patreon money to pay the Brontë sisters to let her run their B&B until she switches to her next project…what comes after B&B? Does she move to ships or submarines? She has (had?) a van, did she try the Van Life Movement? Maybe her and Dan can make a convoy
Oh Gawd! Is anyone following Jason's FB posts?
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On the way to St. Paul de Vence to buy art today I popped into Cannes for lunch at the 75th Annual Cannes Film Festival, drove the Beamer through security, got rock star parking and up front red carpet bistro seating! Police were everywhere and you can see the people and paparazzi lining up to see the STARS coming out of the grand beach front hotel (behind Jason Bateman sitting near me in the bistro with blue hair..)
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Jeanne Wilcox awe, Thanks Jeanne! The stars are out!..lol In Marseilles someone else asked if I was an actor..!
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Charlotte Lugo Dubey Thanks! The life of an art dealer!
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Was it hard to get a table?
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On the way to St. Paul de Vence to buy art today I popped into Cannes for lunch at the 75th Annual Cannes Film Festival, drove the Beamer through security, got rock star parking and up front red carpet bistro seating! Police were everywhere and you can see the people and paparazzi lining up to see the STARS coming out of the grand beach front hotel (behind Jason Bateman sitting near me in the bistro with blue hair..)
Jason Aaron Dubey
Jeanne Wilcox awe, Thanks Jeanne! The stars are out!..lol In Marseilles someone else asked if I was an actor..!
Jason Aaron Dubey
Charlotte Lugo Dubey Thanks! The life of an art dealer!
Patricia Collins
Was it hard to get a table?
Jason Aaron Dubey
Patricia Collins Not at all! Probably because I was wearing the new Yogji Yammamoto Japanese long linen piece!!
I didn't even think of that. I know he values the real tea and that's the way to get it.
It's not recommended.Stephanie said in a recent vlog or comment that they DO NOT wash their eggs
Wondering How to Wash Fresh Eggs? It's Safer Not To! - Backyard Poultry
Americans tend to be germaphobes, which probably explains why we need to know how to wash fresh eggs.
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The Chicken and the Egg : The McGee Method
Keeping egg yolks at 180 degrees for one minute eliminates any salmonella risk without cooking them hard, reports food-science writer Harold McGee in his book "The Curious Cook."
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Life isn’t perfect…
but it could be much worse:
but it could be much worse:
Is she really going for $500K a month?
This is delusion.
He was such a train wreck i couldn't even hear what he was saying! He must have been on something.
She need 80k people to donate £5 pound.
Unfortunately, she couldn't get that large an audience showing anything she's got. Srsly, this is straight up standard garden variety narc megalomania.
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Yep! I'm a germaphobe AmericanI didn't even think of that. I know he values the real tea and that's the way to get it.
It's not recommended.
If you are a germ phobe American, the authoritative cooking scientist Harold McGee has a way to sterilize egg yolks for use in raw applications, like mayonnaise, etc.Wondering How to Wash Fresh Eggs? It's Safer Not To! - Backyard Poultry
Americans tend to be germaphobes, which probably explains why we need to know how to wash fresh eggs.backyardpoultry.iamcountryside.com
The Chicken and the Egg : The McGee Method
Keeping egg yolks at 180 degrees for one minute eliminates any salmonella risk without cooking them hard, reports food-science writer Harold McGee in his book "The Curious Cook."
I heard once that Disney staff hated Disneyland, their horrible pay and terrible working conditions so much they referred to their working place as "Mouse-wich". They then reportedly received a directive from the Disney management that saying that staff were not to use the appellation, and anyone doing so would be fired on the spot. So the staff began referring to Disneyland as "Duck-au" instead. I wondered at the time if this is true, or just urban legend.
You are afraid of unwashed Germans?Yep! I'm a germaphobe American
I really learn something new every day here.
That's a great book btw. I've always been fascinated with the artistry that goes in Disney parks and how they use architecture, landscaping, music, etc. to tell stories and invoke emotion. Walt definitely had a gift, and it didn't hurt that his early designers all came from the film industry. A lot of incredibly talented people helped create that place. That's what I still love about Disney - completely separate from the cold corporate entity it is today.
Disney is one of the more beautiful and benign expressions. Asmara, the modern city Mussolini built in Ethiopia, is even more beautiful, and much sadder. Fascism has a utopian vision, like everything else.
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I've never heard it described in those terms though it very well could be, especially in the days after Walt died leading up until the infamous strike in the 80s. It's pretty difficult to get fired there considering union and CA labor laws. Most folks that get fired have severe attendance issues or have committed serious safety violations.
Dear Dildoe-head Jason,
Looks like you're having a blast in your beemer (see more on this below)! I, too, had a blast today, driving my beemer to the grocery store and then a trip through the Chick Fil-A drive through for some chicken nuggets. When I paid at the first window, the sweet girl who took my money asked if I was a movie star! You and I are twinsies!!!
Now, if you're going to throw expensive names around to impress, try spelling them correctly.
It's Yohji Yamamoto.....NOT........... Yogji Yammamoto.
It's beemer not beamer.
Idiot.
Gosh the previous owner sold just about everything he owned to the new one, even the family crest! He left there the whole library with a stunning collection of antique books, precious antique furniture and paintings and even the china with the family crest and a rare museum quality collection of stoneage manufacts. I can't imagine getting rid of your family history like that. It must have cost a fortune to the new chap. And all seems to be in perfect condition.
I was very curious and had a look at the history of the castle, or better manor house. There isn't much but I found some interesting information. The actual one was build by a Comte de Pins in 1806, and in fact the style is certainly not medieval, more Empire. Maybe on top of some older structure. What puzzled me though is the fact that the de Pins family only came on the scene at the end of the XVIII cent. by marriage to the only member left of the original family, the de Voisins d'Alzau, who actually can be traced back to the XIII cent. This is why in the family crest there are two crests. The se Pins one has three gold pinecones.
And the crystal chandeliers! Oh my, enough to make SJ green with envy!
Apparently the previous owner was a museum curator, so you can imagine. No crumbling dump here!
WTF? Absolutely desperate.
Thank you for this...I may just watch now and fast forward through the boring bits!
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