Dr Jessica Taylor #8 'Allo 'Allo - it's the tall poppy with the big boobies!

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Yes, all intelligent young women on council estates plan to become strippers so they can buy as much lambrini as they want šŸ™„
 
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Yes, all intelligent young women on council estates plan to become strippers so they can buy as much lambrini as they want šŸ™„
Which begs the question why didn't she? She's playing to the stereotype
 
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Which begs the question why didn't she? She's playing to the stereotype
Whenever she talks about her past itā€™s always filled with cliches and stereotypes which makes me question the honesty of it all. It reads like what someone who has never experienced it thinks living in poverty on a council estate is like. It reeks of snobbery and looking down on people born into poverty.
 
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Whenever she talks about her past itā€™s always filled with cliches and stereotypes which makes me question the honesty of it all. It reads like what someone who has never experienced it thinks living in poverty on a council estate is like. It reeks of snobbery and looking down on people born into poverty.
I doubt very much there was ever a boy called Simpo, and she probably got the fake limp from The Usual Suspects
 
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I've met her dad and he seemed solidly working class to me, I don't think she's a middle class woman pretending to be working class.

However I don't believe a word she says, having seen how much she lies up close, and totally agree it reads like badly written fiction. Working class - yes. "Underclass"? I doubt it.

Like so many of Jessica's lies, I expect there's some truth buried somewhere in it, which she's then twisted and embellished with outrageous lies, placing her as the hero-victim of every story.

I expect she's going to upset a whole new bunch of people who recognise themselves in the book but think "hang on that's not what happened".
 
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So now she's so firmly against medicine that she refuses to get her dog spayed, even after she's had a phantom pregnancy. That's just cruel.
 
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So sheā€™s moving into comedy and now writing screenplays. Is there anything this massive brain canā€™t do?


More and more she reminds me of this fictional attention seeking fantasist.
 
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So sheā€™s moving into comedy and now writing screenplays. Is there anything this massive brain canā€™t do?


More and more she reminds me of this fictional attention seeking fantasist.
I was going to post about her new venture but couldn't stop laughing.
 
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Unusual for someone without a background in screen writing to be commissioned unless it's very specific or there's some synergistic benefit.

I suppose if I were a male celebrity accused by media of some sort of wrongdoing with women or men it would be a really edgy angle to get a feminist with a platform on victim blaming to write a drama about it. To flip the narrative as it were re who is the victim. Cancel culture. Celebrity trauma. Themes of underdogs. Might be a real selling point to Hollywood if celebrity was ethnic minority.
 
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I saw this and wondered ā€œwhoā€™s the commissionerā€? Herself?
Has she been telling porkies about her experience again?
 
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It'll probably amount to a TV show discussing consent or victim blaming and she's been asked to write a short 2min re-enactment to demonstrate it.

If the excerpts of her new book are anything to go by, I struggle to believe anyone has asked her to write a TV show or anything like that, unless it channel 5 or some random free view thing on channel 987.
 
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It'll probably amount to a TV show discussing consent or victim blaming and she's been asked to write a short 2min re-enactment to demonstrate it.

If the excerpts of her new book are anything to go by, I struggle to believe anyone has asked her to write a TV show or anything like that, unless it channel 5 or some random free view thing on channel 987.
I suspect it may be to do with her asking Noel Clarke (whose alleged victims clearly arenā€™t worth her ā€˜focusā€™) to ā€˜dm herā€™ recently. Jaimi reposted something he wrote also. So in true JT fashion itā€™s likely a twisting of the truth.
 
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I thought she was writing a comedy? I thought she said the book was comedy!
I reckon itā€™s not quite the comedy she was hoping for.
 
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I thought she was writing a comedy? I thought she said the book was comedy!
I reckon itā€™s not quite the comedy she was hoping for.
I donā€™t know - those quotes when she canā€™t remember what she was supposed to be make her look like an absolute šŸ¤”

I wonder if it will be filed with misery memoirs?
 
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I'm so tempted to order it to my audible just to leave an Amazon review, but don't want her getting a sale
 
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Cant find a news article about the lady setting herself on fire, yet other articles come up about housefires in Stoke, even from 2008. I'm not saying something like that would never/has never happened, but it just feels off because everything Jess writes is somehow simultaneously sensationalised and flippant.

It's like a long quickfire list of hey, look at all these AWFUL things that happened for the shock factor. As many awful things as I can think! Quick! Go! Now!
 
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