Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“when she randomly said, "Why? It's the last one. Oh, fart n*****."

Yes that’s a really weird curse phrase
Yes she said it
Yes she regretted it
No she didn’t direct it to someone particular No she didn’t have a practice of going around and calling people this in public on the regular.
Yes the faux outrage is over the top

+1

It’s a f—king weird thing to say, but she didn’t call anyone a slur. It doesn’t even sound like it was used as anything other than gibberish.

It is not okay to say the word, period. Whether or not you are directing it at someone. If you use it in private around your house, that's not okay.

That sounds so childish

I am surprised that she did not aggressively delete the footage.

Because the exposure surely killed her entire career trajectory.

She should not have even said it in the first place however.
It’s not like a common word that is a major part of everyone’s vocabulary.

Oh well.
I heard that aside from this she also treated other people pretty poorly so this probably just waxed poetic in my opinion.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“when she randomly said, "Why? It's the last one. Oh, fart n*****."

Yes that’s a really weird curse phrase
Yes she said it
Yes she regretted it
No she didn’t direct it to someone particular No she didn’t have a practice of going around and calling people this in public on the regular.
Yes the faux outrage is over the top

+1

It’s a f—king weird thing to say, but she didn’t call anyone a slur. It doesn’t even sound like it was used as anything other than gibberish.

It is not okay to say the word, period. Whether or not you are directing it at someone. If you use it in private around your house, that's not okay.

Anonymous wrote:“when she randomly said, "Why? It's the last one. Oh, fart n*****."

Yes that’s a really weird curse phrase
Yes she said it
Yes she regretted it
No she didn’t direct it to someone particular No she didn’t have a practice of going around and calling people this in public on the regular.
Yes the faux outrage is over the top

+1

It’s a f—king weird thing to say, but she didn’t call anyone a slur. It doesn’t even sound like it was used as anything other than gibberish.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“when she randomly said, "Why? It's the last one. Oh, fart n*****."

Yes that’s a really weird curse phrase
Yes she said it
Yes she regretted it
No she didn’t direct it to someone particular No she didn’t have a practice of going around and calling people this in public on the regular.
Yes the faux outrage is over the top

She regretted saying it on camera.

And the production team hates her so it didn't get wiped from the record; instead they released it to the press.

Nicole's "apology tour" was a word salad worthy of Sarah Palin.

The country is pronounced knee-jher.

Anonymous wrote:She seems a little street. Not unusual to throw that around if you aren't white. But she is white. Oops. That's what happens when you cultural appropriate.

Is she? If she’s been listening to rap music that’s definitely part of her usual vocabulary. She has to know to cut that off when she gets to work and be more professional.

Anonymous wrote:Nicole Curtis is fast becoming the most insufferable HGTV host, right up there with Alison Victoria.

I love Allison Victoria, what did she do?

Anonymous wrote: Curtis, 49, was having some difficulty with renovation work when she randomly said, "Why? It's the last one. Oh, fart n*****."

This B is trying to act like she hasn't said THAT before? That's not a common term AT ALL. But it must be to her!

Is that the context? She shouldn’t have said that bottom line. But she wasn’t maliciously directing that to a person on set, a person behind their back, or towards a people or gender at all in general.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unless she called someone the word, she did nothing wrong and people are being irrational about this.

Thanks for weighing in, white person.

Its not a white person thing. Its a common sense thing.

Anonymous wrote:Unless she called someone the word, she did nothing wrong and people are being irrational about this.

Thanks for weighing in, white person.

She seems a little street. Not unusual to throw that around if you aren't white. But she is white. Oops. That's what happens when you cultural appropriate.

When it comes to the use of language, context always matters

Unless she called someone the word, she did nothing wrong and people are being irrational about this.

Another white person here who has never said the word. Won’t even say it out loud if I’m home alone it makes me so uncomfortable. And don’t sing it if it’s in songs I like because it’s not for me use ever in any way. This lady is in the habit of saying it.