awkwardjellyfish
Active member
Just spotted a wild Shrek on the Bakerloo line looking BEYOND ticked off. The frowniest of frowns at his phone. Bet his WIFE(!!!!!) is being insufferable today now she’s not got her not-like-other-dates date.
DaisySims89
VIP Member
She cannot pull off light-hearted sarcasm, as usual she comes across as passive-aggressive
LaBlonde
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i LOATHE the mouth twist thinking expression he always does (and that he’s doing in this screenshot).
petition for “ur just a rebound m8” to be the next thread title though
polkamoon
Chatty Member
So she’s gone to the police because a 19 year old doesn’t like her husband. Grow the fuck up. My pregnancy hormone laden self is having the hardest time not telling her directly how much of a monumental prick she is. She knows FULL WELL none of her followers went to this girls profile with intentions of block and reporting, hence her comments and now changing her name so she can’t be found. God this has made me so so angry she can’t get away with thinking this is ok
nothoughts
Member
I mean if there was ever a pot calling a kettle black…
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HorrifiedbyBabz
Well-known member
Viscous 
online hate
online hate awkwardjellyfish
Active member
Carrie Hope Fletcher #34: Cringe, ginge and too famous for Hinge.
Alice_Taylorx
Well-known member
"that's how social media plays with your brain" wait, what? Is this not just having a conscience? It just boils down to reconsidering your actions and asking yourself whether or not they were okay or appropriate. All social media is doing in this instance is allowing people to express their opinions directly to her in a way people outside of the public eye wouldn't be subjected to.
But yes, if enough people have taken issue with something you've done, it's worth considering whether it was appropriate to do. I know it's been said a lot before, but it really is kind of baffling how Carrie's brain operates the same as a teenager's, in a lot of ways. People aren't dogpiling on her for fun about this, she promoted her own self-insert fanfiction (without offering to gift it) to a dying person. It's a social faux-pas to say the least.
But yes, if enough people have taken issue with something you've done, it's worth considering whether it was appropriate to do. I know it's been said a lot before, but it really is kind of baffling how Carrie's brain operates the same as a teenager's, in a lot of ways. People aren't dogpiling on her for fun about this, she promoted her own self-insert fanfiction (without offering to gift it) to a dying person. It's a social faux-pas to say the least.
Hurrem
VIP Member
No matter what we face? I have some frozen veggies in my freezer that are older than your relationship. And it's all been fun and games with so many holidays.
Give it a few years and some struggles before you celebrate and thank her. Such a bunch of clowns.
TechnicallyNo
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Time out for @Ellewoods mods
They know the rules on posting that photo
3-5 business days intention of posting
24 hours notice of the time of the posting
Trigger warning x 5
Distribution of eye masks and eye drops
Flowers sent after the event to all viewers
CoolMom
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I think it's this?
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cherryblossomlatte
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PiefaceG
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"Thanks for that Zizi, just to jump in, here's THE KING'S take on this particular technique..."
lottiekarotti
Well-known member
People are paying actual real life money to find out that there was a pole in between her and her brothers seat. Amazing.
jasonmanford
New member
Have I been summoned?