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lit |
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I hate it when people use paper plates and disposable cups, paper napkins, plastic "silverware" etc. I also cannot fathom why people want to go to
the store and spend money on something they are gonna throw away soon afterwards. it uses much less energy to run a dishwasher than it does to continually
manufacture that stuff, or store it for years until it eventually disintegrates. it also uses much less energy to run a dishwasher than it does to handwash
your dirty dishes! go here for more: http://www.slate.com/id/2189612/
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benjamin linus |
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I don't think the issue is the energy it uses or the water. I believe it's the 8 kids, one husband, 5 crew x 3 meals a day x 40 episodes. I'd break
out the paper plates, too.
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3hairsandyouremine |
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Thank you lit.
I don't care how many times Kate has to run the dishwasher. She has hired help. It's so funny that people think this show is real. |
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lit |
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how ironic that my first post on this topic is about dishwashing! i hate that shrew kate but cannot turn away...
re: dishwashers -- i have a few friends with big families who have two dishwashers -- that way one can be continually filled while the other one gets run or is emptied... and i've never deal with eight kids at once, but it's a real pet peeve to see kids who've never eaten on a real plate or used a real napkin. i have a friend with 2 pre-teen kids who has a huge stack of cloth napkins and a fancy lil garbage can where the kids can put 'em afterwards, then she tosses 'em all into the washing machine... as for me, it feels so civilized to keep the plates and silverware I've inherited in constant rotation. I'm not a big believer in saving stuff like that for special occasions. I want to use it and enjoy it in my every day life. if something gets chipped or broken, it makes room for something else, either handed down from my mama, bought at an estate or yard sale, or (rarely) purchased new. re: the crew -- wow, if this does turn into a custody battle, how many of those folks are gonna be tapped to testify??? |
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benjamin linus |
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3hairsandyouremine wrote: Oh, I realize that this show is a big fat sham, I'm just saying that in that same situation I'd use paper plates too. kthx :) |
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worstdog |
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As much as I'd like to get high and mighty about the paper plates - I strongly suspect I'd do paper plates too.
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Frankie G Morris |
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Hair. My point was that regardless of who pays the water bill it still wastes water which is a natural resource.
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pleasepassthepork |
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I have a family of 5 and most days the dishwasher is run twice, three times if I bake or do big cooking.
Why is the crew contributing to the dishes? Don't they have a trailer or something for their business? |
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meggie28 |
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Yeah, I'm not sure where the crew stuff came in. I'm sure they've got their own deal going on. I really doubt they're loading their lunch
dishes into the Gosselin dishwasher.
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jasbel |
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Well not when Kate is around anyway, God forbid there is any cross contamination having the crew germs in the same dishwasher with her own.
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diving4gold |
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meggie28 wrote:Kate does not provide food or dishwashing for any of the crew or for her family, Craft services provide all of the food when they are being filmed. If you look at Monday nights episode Kate has a salad in front of her which is clearly a Craft Services salad. |
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3hairsandyouremine |
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Frankie G Morris wrote: I understand that, but trees are a natural resource. The water just goes back into the water treatment system. The plates go into a landfill. |
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jasbel |
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and she is writing a cookbook? Seriously, no wonder she has time to fake write books.
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dragonfly8 |
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I could see using paper when they are little, for convenience sakes. But they have 2 older kids and 6 5 year olds, certainly at this point the kids could help
handwash/dry them. They don't seem to eat anything too messy so it wouldn't be hard to just rinse off the lunch crumbs and reuse for dinner.
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SmalltownBoy |
From the gossip site JustJared.com | ||
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FRI, 29 MAY 2009
Jon Gosselin's Mother Speaks Out! Jon & Kate Plus 8 dad Jon Gosselin continues to deal with allegations of infidelity and rumors of a pending divorce. For the first time, the 32-year-old's mom, Pamela Gosselin, is taking a stand and speaking out in support of her son. "I don't think he will ever be portrayed fairly," a frustrated Pamela tells Star of Jon's relationship with wife Kate Gosselin. "It's always twisted. I don't think it's fair, and it never will be." DO YOU THINK Jon has been portrayed fairly in the media? |
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finger poppin fun |
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This must be a joke
WERNERSVILLE -- After their father's rumored infidelity sent the show's ratings soaring, the youngsters who helped make "Jon & Kate Plus 8" a success are being de-emphasized. The children will be sent away to boarding school to allow The Learning Channel show to explore more mature themes. The program's producers also announced today that the reality program will be rechristened "Jon & Kate Unleashed." "The kids will still make occasional guest appearances, primarily around the holidays," executive producer Benny Temberton said at a news conference outside Jon and Kate Gosselin's home. "But we're definitely retooling the show into something sleek, something sexy -- and perhaps even a little sinister." Since its inception, the show has centered on the logistical challenges the Gosselins face in raising their now 8-year-old twin girls and 5-year-old sextuplets. The nearly 10 million viewers who watched the show's fifth-season premiere Monday were more than double the program's previous largest audience. The boost has been attributed to numerous tabloid reports that Jon has been unfaithful to Kate. Temberton would not confirm or deny those stories but called them a "fantastic opportunity" to break free from a format that was growing stale. "What we've been dealing with since the show debuted is this: Jon and Kate have eight kids. That sure makes for a lot of dirty clothes piling up in the laundry room," Temberton said. "By now, the audience gets that." Once the children are dispatched to a far-off locale -- Temberton mentioned Switzerland as a possibility -- the show will revolve around the Gosselins' troubled marriage. "To fill the vacuum left by the children, we'll have a mysterious stranger with some skeletons in his closet move next door to the Gosselins," Temberton said. "Will Kate be tempted to become romantically involved with him if she and Jon separate? You'll have to tune in to find out." Temberton dismissed the idea that such a manipulation of events might taint the program's reputation as reality based. "Oh, come on. These people put makeup on every morning before breakfast so they can be videotaped eating their Shredded Wheat," he said. "You call that reality?" He also scoffed at the notion the Gosselins would be lonely without their children. "They'll still have family around," he said. "The production crew isn't going anywhere." http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/columns/heyl/s_627310.html |
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SmalltownBoy |
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'Jon and Kate' Under Investigation Posted May 29th 2009 1:29PM by TMZ Staff The Pennsylvania Department of Labor is investigating whether "John
and Kate Plus 8" is complying with child labor laws. A Labor Dept. spokesperson says there's been a complaint and they are investigating. Story
developing...
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ExMenudoFan |
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It's about time they were investigated.
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jasbel |
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LOL Jon and Kate Unleashed! Whether it is true or not (and pretty surey it is not) it gave me a really good laugh to get me through the day! Thanks for
sharing. I especially like the part about the mysterious neighbor w/the skeletons in the closet.
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smartguy24 |
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SmalltownBoy wrote:You just know some GWOP fuck made the call. Probably not the first time either. Kate might be a bitch, Jon might be a lazy douche, I don't care, neither of them is worth (or deserves) the hatred that is spewed from those batshit insane cunts at GWOP. |
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