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"I woke up early and headed down to the studio at Next New Networks. The girls of Nonsociety were shooting new episodes of TMI. When I got there, Mary was working and so was NonSociety's old intern Samantha. She went off to college last year, and now she is home for the month doing work here and there for them. Megan, the producer, and Meghan, the technology blogger, all showed up on time … but there was no Julia in sight. Julia actually showed up two and a half hours late. I think the production team who works on their show grew really impatient, which is understandable. However, when she showed up, things moved really fast and the girls immediately taped their episodes. Interns couldn't go in the room, so Samantha and I sat outside and worked. I was able to get a lot of work done via the internet, so it was a good time to get ahead."
2.5 hours late? Who do you think you are, Ms. Baugher? Also, why would Mary and Meghan put up with that shit.
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In other words, if you want to do a Google search to find your credit status and phrase it as "what is your credit status," NonSociety pages will show up as the first two results. It looks like this [i42.tinypic.com]
It's also a major violation of Google's TOS.
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Is there any way to delete comments once you've sobered up?
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Oh, have you spent any time with dear Julia? THAT might make you reconsider using a term such as "respect" in any capacity when it comes to the pink lady.
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For NTRB, I'm not envious of a woman pushing 30 who dresses up in porno skirts, blogs about mean boys and posts endless pictures of herself in a hotel lobby during our historic inauguration. Like most who comment on reblogging nonsociety, I was forced to spend time with this trainwreck of a human being, someone who would sell her own mother for a quarter if she thought it would generate the cover of Newsweek. There is nothing admirable about Julia Allison Baugher. As for people I respect, guess that I'd count Toni Morrison, Tom Wolfe, Hunter Thompson, Doris Lessing, and, yes, Muriel Spark, great writers all, among them. You know, writers who actually write something worth reading, unlike Journalist Julia.
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I have a conscience, and I imagine you do too, so I suspect we're both at least a step removed from Ms. Baugher.
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[nycintern.tumblr.com]
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"After a lovely brunch, we headed to Fred Flare, which is in Brooklyn. We went all the way to Queens and then Brooklyn, which was definitely out of the way. We saw no one in Queens, and then in Brooklyn (Greenpoint), no one spoke English … only Polish. We found Fred Flare, shopped around, and ended up going back to Manhattan as soon as we could."
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FACT: No one in Greenpoint speaks English, including myself. And 'jestem wypite'!
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"Off of Sullivan street is a little restaurant strictly dedicated to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Heaven for Dillon? I think so. I just read about this place in the student edition of Time Out New York from earlier this year, and I knew I had to take him there. The place is called Peanut Butter & Co.
He got the "Elvis" sandwich: Peanut butter (crunchy), bananas, bacon, and honey. I am not a big fan of peanut butter and jelly, so I stuck with a bolognia sandwich with cheese, mustard, and mayo. Our sandwiches were really big, and the bread was fresh. They were served with potatoe chips and carrot sticks, just like you would expect in a lunch for a kindergartener. I loved this place a lot. I definitely want to go back. Their menu is outrageous, and I can't wait to try something else."
OUTRAGEOUS! Also, potatoe.
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"The girls shot TMI all day, and although interns weren't allowed into the studio (it was very small, and I the girls tend to get too distracted with a lot of people in there), I think the episodes went well. As you can see, Julia's dog (Lilly) is sniffing Mary in-between takes."
I THINK WE HAVE UNMASKED NEWTOJEZEBEL, YALL!
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What a bitch she is.
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