Oh my, for a number of years you couldn't flip through the channels or open the homepage on your computer without seeing a blurb about Paris Hilton's sex tape or whoever. There were so many mentioned for awhile there I can't even remember who they were.I don't have greater knowledge. Anyone can find information online about these things. ;-)
Oh my, for a number of years you couldn't flip through the channels or open the homepage on your computer without seeing a blurb about Paris Hilton's sex tape or whoever. There were so many mentioned for awhile there I can't even remember who they were.
Well Paris was already famous for being a trust fund baby and having that stupid reality show (don't they all?). She is so irrelevant now that many younger people (teens and early 20s) would say, "Paris who?"Yep. I wasn't going to name names because they already get enough attention (for them no amount is ever enough). It's disgusting that anyone can become famous for that kind of thing.
Paris, who? Isn't that the main city in France?Well Paris was already famous for being a trust fund baby and having that stupid reality show (don't they all?). She is so irrelevant now that many younger people (teens and early 20s) would say, "Paris who?"
I think he looks a bit cold or strict in the pic but I haven't watched "24" often/recently enough to remember his voice, overall appearance or gestures.So, I'm still binge watching "24". This is James Morrison who plays Bill Buchanan on the show. Is it that wrong to have TWO crushes in the same show? LOL
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Mrs T will force you into a sugar-free diet when she sees thatI've since realized, through another topic, that I've failed to mention so-smart-she's-obscene Lucy Worsley:
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She's a recognized historical expert, but I've chosen a picture of her with some treats, since this is a cooking forum.
That was from before the pandemic, when my wife was out of town and the old girl stopped by for afternoon tea and to give me a history lesson.
Now let's see...she said it was "Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, have a sweet roll," something like that.
I tried to explain that I could easily serve two separate and equally satisfying afternoon teas, and she just laughed and said, "Well, I know that's not true!"Mrs T will force you into a sugar-free diet when she sees that
Henry the VIII?I've since realized, through another topic, that I've failed to mention so-smart-she's-obscene Lucy Worsley:
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She's a recognized historical expert, but I've chosen a picture of her with some treats, since this is a cooking forum.
That was from before the pandemic, when my wife was out of town and the old girl stopped by for afternoon tea and to give me a history lesson.
Now let's see...she said it was "Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, have a sweet roll," something like that.