Anonymous
Post 12/28/2014 22:03     Subject: The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
Just watched an episode where she gave credit to a church lady for her recipe!
Anonymous
Post 08/31/2014 09:54     Subject: The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
Anyone watch this weekend?
Anonymous
Post 08/07/2014 17:09     Subject: The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
Anonymous wrote:You're a know-it-all mouth breather.


This is in reply to... ?
Anonymous
Post 08/07/2014 08:22     Subject: The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
Eh I like her show and have made her meals many times, never once was disappointed.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2014 21:43     Subject: Re:The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Seriously, we should all stop with the back-and-forth and agree on one point: Her show is just another example of the trash train TV networks are engineering and conducting. Pick a channel - Animal Planet, TLC, A&E, History, nothing but crap. Food Network is just running with the pack. Here's another point that will be subject to much disagreement: Ree Drummond and her family are firmly entrenched in the plutocracy that is controlling the country. They can buy whatever they want - including influence and image - while the empty, ignorant masses worship at their feet.


So why did you dig up an old thread? go take a walk outside or something.

Power to the people !
Seriously tho, those marshmallow sticks she made yesterday looked good.
Any anyone who did not think that a family of generational ranchers had a high likelihood of being rich... well you are not too bright!


I missed the marshmallow sticks but they sound amazing. I'm going to look up the recipe now!
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2014 20:45     Subject: The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
You're a know-it-all mouth breather.
Anonymous
Post 06/22/2014 17:30     Subject: Re:The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Seriously, we should all stop with the back-and-forth and agree on one point: Her show is just another example of the trash train TV networks are engineering and conducting. Pick a channel - Animal Planet, TLC, A&E, History, nothing but crap. Food Network is just running with the pack. Here's another point that will be subject to much disagreement: Ree Drummond and her family are firmly entrenched in the plutocracy that is controlling the country. They can buy whatever they want - including influence and image - while the empty, ignorant masses worship at their feet.


So why did you dig up an old thread? go take a walk outside or something.

Power to the people !
Seriously tho, those marshmallow sticks she made yesterday looked good.
Any anyone who did not think that a family of generational ranchers had a high likelihood of being rich... well you are not too bright!


You think generational ranchers tend to be wealthy? I think you are not too bright.
Anonymous
Post 06/22/2014 16:14     Subject: Re:The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Seriously, we should all stop with the back-and-forth and agree on one point: Her show is just another example of the trash train TV networks are engineering and conducting. Pick a channel - Animal Planet, TLC, A&E, History, nothing but crap. Food Network is just running with the pack. Here's another point that will be subject to much disagreement: Ree Drummond and her family are firmly entrenched in the plutocracy that is controlling the country. They can buy whatever they want - including influence and image - while the empty, ignorant masses worship at their feet.


So why did you dig up an old thread? go take a walk outside or something.

Power to the people !
Seriously tho, those marshmallow sticks she made yesterday looked good.
Any anyone who did not think that a family of generational ranchers had a high likelihood of being rich... well you are not too bright!
Anonymous
Post 06/02/2014 13:29     Subject: Re:The Pioneer Woman -- Love her? Don't love her?
Anonymous wrote:Seriously, we should all stop with the back-and-forth and agree on one point: Her show is just another example of the trash train TV networks are engineering and conducting. Pick a channel - Animal Planet, TLC, A&E, History, nothing but crap. Food Network is just running with the pack. Here's another point that will be subject to much disagreement: Ree Drummond and her family are firmly entrenched in the plutocracy that is controlling the country. They can buy whatever they want - including influence and image - while the empty, ignorant masses worship at their feet.


So why did you dig up an old thread? go take a walk outside or something.