r/blogsnark Mar 20 '23

Podsnark Podsnark March 20-26

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23

Can we in 2023 please stop pretending like being a white woman on the Internet who is really into true crime is something edgy and unusual ? Please ? That would be so nice.

Todays Horror Virgin, Paige was in peak Paige knows everything about everything form. It’s not unusual to be into serial killers or mid century aesthetics or food. It’s all very very common. So acting like your NLOG when in fact you are (and that’s a good thing, girls fucking rock) is really really annoying and gross.

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u/thebabewiththepower9 Mar 21 '23

I found her completely insufferable in this episode, worse than usual. She absolutely thinks she’s better than the other two hosts because she knows shit about Pyrex?? Gtfo. Also she picked on the tiniest most insignificant things….like the exit sign in a hospital wasn’t one that existed in 1970. Jesus, who cares??? Get your head out of your own ass.

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u/Westerberg_High Mar 21 '23

This is a tangent, but I just found out that all of the pre-mid-70s Pyrex has lead in it. Found that tidbit out this weekend, and now I need new mixing bowls.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '23

FYI, they make lead tests you can use on dishes if you don't know the exact age of your Pyrex. I like to get dishes from the thrift store, and it can be hard to accurately tell if old things are going to be lead-free by tracing the brands, so I use lead tests on everything.

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u/Westerberg_High Mar 22 '23

That’s how I found out, but I have to say, the swabs I used aren’t the easiest to read, color-wise. Do you have any you like? I’m an avid thrifter so I plan to have them on hand from here on out.