The Chateau Diaries #287 Fanny either has a new found interest in rebar & cement, or she's in heat!

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Waaaay back in December in thread #281 Graciemckitten posted some gems from the CD comment section and I am still thinking about this one.

I can’t believe we all just let this one float by us…

A WATER SOMMELIER??? What the hell, please tell me that’s not a real job, because if it is I have wasted so much money, time and energy on three fucking college degrees!!!
 

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there are people who know the difference between different mineral waters, so i guess it is.
 
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There's definitely a science behind it (the mineral composition of water affects the taste dramatically), but I'm not sure anyone is actually employed full-time in that field - unless it's in a research role.
 
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Snorts is an embarrassing brandkiller
 
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there are people who know the difference between different mineral waters, so i guess it is.
And they get paid for that? I mean I can tell the difference between Zephyrhills (draining the Florida aquifer), Dasani (Atlanta city tap water) and San Pellegrino (Italian water being shipped across the Atlantic [ooh maybe it comes from an aquaduct- that would be kind of cool]). So if anyone knows of a job opening please send me the information.
 
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If you can bear to go back to the Patreon vlog note how the bed looks like only one person slept there. The pillow on the right is undisturbed as are the sheets. Perhaps Snorts was on the youth bed as well he should be!
 
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If you can bear to go back to the Patreon vlog note how the bed looks like only one person slept there. The pillow on the right is undisturbed as are the sheets. Perhaps Snorts was on the youth bed as well he should be!
they snuggled? or one slept on top of another? i. e. "slept"
 
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National Geographic no less, whatever next

I never thought I would be testing water, but I do, not for drinking but keeping my Koi Pond tip top !!!
 
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Mmmmmm I'm getting tap ending on a note of fosse septique.
 
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You're a braver person than me. Good luck
 
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I hate to break it to you, but yes Virginia, there is a water sommelier. The nouveau rich really are easy to part from their funds if it’s trendy and expensive.

 
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@MRShavershamsdress Do I need to send a pirogue to come and get you?
For true ma chérie! I’m far enough upriver and uphill to be fine but it was break out the water wings at work last night. Thank Heavens fat floats! Those revelers last night looked more like drowned wharf rats! Traditionally the earlier in the year Mardi Gras occurs the more vile the weather and 2024 has not disappointed.
 
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Everything is SPECTAAACUULAAA jeesh
 
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Merci une fois encore, @tuffiti, for brightening up the day (sarcasm doing some heavy lifting) with the latest exclusive piffle for long-suffering patrons.

Why on earth does she inflict these excruciating snippets of her cavorting around Europe as “exclusive footage” for those who support her via Patreon, with the carrot that they will see more in the next CD? What’s happened to her personal travel vlog? She could have “done” the Bellini altarpiece in that or during her Jollies with Ollie.

Answering my own question: content drought. As dry as the floodless crypt.

I guess Philip’s restaurant work didn’t include being a bar man. What on earth was he going on about Kir Royale and Kir? Not a drop of crème de cassis in sight. Rather than prattle on about his repellent-sounding breakfast aperitif (quite honestly, one night in that room, I’d have no hesitation reaching for a bottle - any bottle - moments after waking up) being a sort of Mimosa, why not mention a Bellini…as they’re in the city of its birth.

The liver and onions, a traditional Venetian dish, is served on or with polenta. It’s delicious. Well,it’s delicious if you like liver. I didn’t have the prancing twerp down as an offal type of person. Perhaps liver and onions was a favourite of his grandfather’s, served with tinned peaches.

The whole video was pointless. No sign of the curtain fringing shop, one of the pressing reasons to nip to Venice.

How many CD vlogs with Venice footage is she going to churn out?

Oh, another thing. Steff a failed to use trompe l’oeil when struggling with the architectural aspect of the altarpieces’s background. One a minor point but enough to irritate me,
 
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glad to know you are safe, some of the pics I saw were worrying. Glad the parades were moved up in the day. Stay safe, y’hear!
 
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