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Comment on Paula Deen – The Most Frightening Thing Ever … And That’s Not All! by Lisa A

Lisa A — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 16:09:14 +0000

Maybe you all should use your God given common sense then. Are you all saying you never have one rich food, dessert? Ever? Whatever. I don’t see Paula saying eat this 24/7. Common sense people. Get real. It’s not what you eat but how much you eat. I think you all need some intense therapy. Let the woman lick her damn fingers if she wants. Get over yourselves. Good to see you all had the surgery and all but each person has to get there on their own road. Did you want people ramming speeches down your throat prior? Doubtful. Ok stepping off my soapbox. High and mighty people just get under my skin.

Comment on Paula Deen – The Most Frightening Thing Ever … And That’s Not All! by Tanya

Tanya — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 14:04:39 +0000

Being a southerner, I know all these dishes she prepares very well… But not all southerners “eat” this way every day. Her notoriety, silly antics, and over the top attitude is for the media circuit and the media encourges it… It has made her a multi-millionare so who wouldn’t. I know I would get up in front of a camera and eat fried macaroni for a few hundred thou. On a human level, away from the camera, her personality is genuine and she does a lot of charity work and contributes quite a lot of her time and money to the education of boys and girls and the homeless. So to say she is an embarrassment to our country, I think you should do your homework. Look at her resume’. I think she is a credit to those who believe could represent us better. The proof is on paper, friends. But I fear, most people had rather criticise because putting others down makes them feel better about themselves. And her success is through hard work and determination. It wasn’t handed to her via inheritance and she didn’t obtain it illegally. I encourage people to investigate the truth about people before passing severe judgement. Truthfully, if her shows make you ill, at this day and age, change the channel.

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Comment on More To Love, More To Think About by Shelby Singleton

Shelby Singleton — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 21:44:18 +0000

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Comment on Paula Deen – The Most Frightening Thing Ever … And That’s Not All! by Laura

Laura — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:12:53 +0000

The cheesecake sounds almost as disgusting as the burger she topped with bacon and a fried egg, then sandwiched between 2 glazed doungnuts. Of course she licked her finger just before handing it to her friend to taste.

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Comment on Tower of Terror: A View of the Past by Jillian

Jillian — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 23:35:25 +0000

I’m down 56 pounds right now after my banding 2/20/09. I have the same feeling when I look at pictures of myself from Christmas and New Year’s Eve. I am just appalled at what a mess I was. My step-mother put it especially well when she saw some older pictures of me. She said that when I was that big she didn’t realize but now that I’m much smaller it’s hard to believe how big I was. I always thought of myself as not looking fat and that kind of scares me because I don’t find myself fat now but maybe I’m as delusional as before. I will say that I am still too scarred to go back to Six Flags. Last summer I had to do the walk of shame off of a ride and even though I know that wouldn’t be the case no I still can’t face it.

Comment on More To Love, More To Think About by Katie

Katie — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 14:40:44 +0000

I like these sentiments.