Gwyneth Paltrow is the most over-privileged, stuck-up rich bitch to come along in ages. Sorry, but I won't read anything she's written, watch anything she's acted in, or otherwise have anything to do with her.
@1. No. She did not. A fictional character did. A fictional character named Ignatius Reilly.
That has nothing to do with whether GP has any idea of the historical significance of the word "mongoloid," however. She probably doesn't. And she probably avoids Mongolian food, too. Too much meat.
Someone on a thead just this morning was likening Charles's phrasing to Ignatius's! It's been awhile since I've seen a mention of him, and now two in one day.
Spookily, according to wiki, five days from today will mark 44 years since Reilly's creator John Kennedy Toole took his own life. RIP. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kenned…
I liked her as herself on that PBS food-tourist show. She ate adventurously at every stop, and let the chefs do all the talking about food preparation.
#13, I stopped watching when they visited a pig farm/Iberico ham production facility. She let the proprietor talk about the process, then when he proudly served them his ham, she refused to eat it, screaming "Traif, traif, traif!!!" a direct insult to this wonderful man. If she doesn't eat pork, she shouldn't have gone to the farm. Stupid, stupid woman.
WOW!!! That's crazy! I wonder if she knows what "mongoloids" was historically used for...
That has nothing to do with whether GP has any idea of the historical significance of the word "mongoloid," however. She probably doesn't. And she probably avoids Mongolian food, too. Too much meat.
Spookily, according to wiki, five days from today will mark 44 years since Reilly's creator John Kennedy Toole took his own life. RIP. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kenned…
So, I'll stay away from her cookbooks, then.
http://www.pbs.org/food/shows/spain-on-t…