I hate those things. It’s the law if you’re a middle class wannabe hipster in north or east London that you have one on your wall and think you’re so fabulously clever.Awkward
I hate those things. It’s the law if you’re a middle class wannabe hipster in north or east London that you have one on your wall and think you’re so fabulously clever.Awkward
also the bow tieSo they were at a wedding, not a romantic weekend away. I bet every moment they were alone was tense and uncomfortable…
I’d put money on them not reaching their second wedding anniversary.
Me too. Definite plasticine vibes.Why do I always think of Wallace & Gromit every time I see him?
I mean putting his looks () to one side, we now know he's a mollycoddled mummy's boy so, not that we were in any doubt, it's now crystal clear what first attracted Alice to a millionaire's son.
eBay bargain Burberry humble brag in the everyone has been asking where my dress is from atoryThe flasher mac is a weird look for a wedding
He’s certainly not giving the usual competition winner stance!His body language in the photos of them together is very telling. His leg crossed over away from her, he looks uncomfortable and his trunk/crotch is pointed away from her, there’s a big space between them.
Not that Alice will have noticed this, because I’m sure she only looked to see if SHE looked good.
I’m not sure. He’s a man child who wants a mummy so he’s not going to storm out. And with the prospect of what she might get one day from the rich inlaws, I can’t see her going anywhere either unless she gets a better offer. Which if you consider her previous ‘catches’ is highly unlikely.I’d put money on them not reaching their second wedding anniversary.