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These kids seem unintelligent and they're ugly on top of it. I'm not saying this out of jealousy, I've got money too. Bravo is really scrapping the bottom of the barrel with this show. How about this douche bag that claims he "hooks up" with 12-16 chicks a month? Yeah right! What a homo. How about the 2 kids that see their parents once a week? Great parenting! These kids are going to be narrow minded their entire lives.
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I think the people on that show watch a little bit too much Gossip Girl. Honestly, I know how it is to be a private school girl, they are not nearly as wealthy as many I know [and as I, myself, was formerly], "connections" don't help get into good colleges, and lastly, parents do not neglect children like that.
In my father's peak of his career, he was earning $20m annually and we had private jets [Hawker 800 and a Learjet], luxury cars [a BMW, a Mercedes-Benz, 3 Lexus', and a Rolls Royce Limo], three houses, and several staff [pilots, chefs, captains, housekeepers, nannies, in-house manager, wine specialist, party planner]. I know how it is to be wealthy and these people are not that. They think they are incredible because they go to a $25,000 tuition school -- so do I, hun.
They think they are "all that," they think that everyone should know their names, but they aren't. They are just average private school kids who think they are really popular. And I agree, the blonde one is really ugly, but PC is hot though. They are just average kids. Some are ugly, some are not.
Also, it's tough to get into Ivy League Colleges, with or without connections. When that blonde girl was talking about how she wanted to get into a great college without help, that was BS, she had been watching too much Gossip Girl. Good colleges will not accept you if you are not smart. Bottom line. And another thing, private school is NOT all about sex! Friends come first, followed by colleges, grades, sports, community service, and family.
They need to realize that they DON'T live a fantasy and they need to stop pretending that they're amazing, because they're not.
-Catherine
I think the people on that show watch a little bit too much Gossip Girl. Honestly, I know how it is to be a private school girl, they are not nearly as wealthy as many I know [and as I, myself, was formerly], "connections" don't help get into good colleges, and lastly, parents do not neglect children like that.
In my father's peak of his career, he was earning $20m annually and we had private jets [Hawker 800 and a Learjet], luxury cars [a BMW, a Mercedes-Benz, 3 Lexus', and a Rolls Royce Limo], three houses, and several staff [pilots, chefs, captains, housekeepers, nannies, in-house manager, wine specialist, party planner]. I know how it is to be wealthy and these people are not that. They think they are incredible because they go to a $25,000 tuition school -- so do I, hun.
They think they are "all that," they think that everyone should know their names, but they aren't. They are just average private school kids who think they are really popular. And I agree, the blonde one is really ugly, but PC is hot though. They are just average kids. Some are ugly, some are not.
Also, it's tough to get into Ivy League Colleges, with or without connections. When that blonde girl was talking about how she wanted to get into a great college without help, that was BS, she had been watching too much Gossip Girl. Good colleges will not accept you if you are not smart. Bottom line. And another thing, private school is NOT all about sex! Friends come first, followed by colleges, grades, sports, community service, and family.
They need to realize that they DON'T live a fantasy and they need to stop pretending that they're amazing, because they're not.
-Catherine
What is a good embroidery machine for personal and small business use?
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We ahve a small business and I want to personalize my kids' shirts. What is a auitable model for this type of use?
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You should look for a machine that has (at the very lease) a stitching (hoop) area of 5 x 7, or you will be limited to designs no larger than 4 x 4.
Also important is Internet connectivity. UBS port B is direct connection via a cable that comes with the machine and USB port A is a removable flash stick/drive. A is the most convenient, the PC needs to be near the embroidery machine to use the port B cable.
The less expensive machines use machine embroidery reader boxes and rewritable cards only - these are almost obsolete.
Bernina and Husqvarna are the most expensive and are proprietary when is comes to accessories (like additional UBS sticks).
Brother and Babylock are the same family of machines, the most user friendly and compatible with software, including the USB sticks.
Singer - has had an iffy reputation for several years.
They all are basically the same as far as functions. They get more expensive as the luxury features are added on.
You should be able to get an embroidery machine that has the larger stitching area and USB connectivity for around $1,000, or less.
You can buy new or a dealer may have a gently used one that has been traded up for one of the luxury models.
Do buy from a dealer for the support you may need.
Visit as many dealers as you can, watch the demos and then try the machines.
Buy the brand you like best from the dealer you like best.
Don't buy any software from a dealer until you have used the machine and are comfortable with what you can do with additional software - there are companies that have free trials that you can download and test.
For more discussions, you may want to sign up at:
annthegran.com or sewforum.com
Both have a lot of embroidery machine discussions - the sites are free.
You should look for a machine that has (at the very lease) a stitching (hoop) area of 5 x 7, or you will be limited to designs no larger than 4 x 4.
Also important is Internet connectivity. UBS port B is direct connection via a cable that comes with the machine and USB port A is a removable flash stick/drive. A is the most convenient, the PC needs to be near the embroidery machine to use the port B cable.
The less expensive machines use machine embroidery reader boxes and rewritable cards only - these are almost obsolete.
Bernina and Husqvarna are the most expensive and are proprietary when is comes to accessories (like additional UBS sticks).
Brother and Babylock are the same family of machines, the most user friendly and compatible with software, including the USB sticks.
Singer - has had an iffy reputation for several years.
They all are basically the same as far as functions. They get more expensive as the luxury features are added on.
You should be able to get an embroidery machine that has the larger stitching area and USB connectivity for around $1,000, or less.
You can buy new or a dealer may have a gently used one that has been traded up for one of the luxury models.
Do buy from a dealer for the support you may need.
Visit as many dealers as you can, watch the demos and then try the machines.
Buy the brand you like best from the dealer you like best.
Don't buy any software from a dealer until you have used the machine and are comfortable with what you can do with additional software - there are companies that have free trials that you can download and test.
For more discussions, you may want to sign up at:
annthegran.com or sewforum.com
Both have a lot of embroidery machine discussions - the sites are free.
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