Where do they go now we ask?
Here's where.......
Here's where.......
I am the over friendly ‘DFL’ in our village. I will ALWAYS exchange pleasantries although not in a barefoot face-hugger childsnatcher way!The gall of some people to expect that everyone else in the world must adhere to whatever they consider “the usual way” of doing things. If it’s considered rude to them, perhaps you are the problem?!!
Texan Tattler here with a deep love for England and the UK. At home, it’s customary for other joggers to acknowledge each other or give a head nod. Anytime we’re in London, I don’t expect the locals to suddenly give me a hello or acknowledgement if we pass each other because that’s not really the norm for y’all. I’ll still automatically do it out of habit but don’t get my knickers in a twist if it goes unanswered. I don’t take it personally and think “They are so rude over here!”.
It sure fits that the Sugars think the rest of the world revolves around them, much like the Ginger Whinger and She Who Must Not Be Named.
I think both of them are perpetual victims. As in, they can't stand not to be the centre of attention and be pitied and told how great they are. They've gone to America saying how awfully Britain treated them, but in time they'll get bored of not being constantly pitied and fawned over in America as well, and they'll piss off their new country. People like that are never happy and they always repeat their mistakes.I’m hoping at the very least the US society they so covet, starts to shun them too, they’re nothing more than trailer trash.
I don’t know but I did read it. I even recall someone saying he had a poster of her up on his wall (but I reckon that’s stretching it)I remember this - it was one of the ‘set’ as I remember? Skippy?
Interesting they've scrapped the Dukes pledging allegiance for the coronation other than for W.Thanks for the new thread and title.
That's what Roya Nikkhah says in this new piece. Archive link in tweet.
Some of Hazza's friends are thinking of speaking out as well. Lots of cover-ups of his behaviour that they know about first-hand.
Of course She was given fajitas! They had a snack while the surrogate pushed out the baby!Hold on......she was given fajitas when she arrived at hospital? Whilst in labour? Come on, seriously?!!
Can you imagine popping a quick mouthful in-between contractions
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im leaning towards it being an inskip, or of that group. I’m also sure it was discussed here somewhere.I don’t know but I did read it. I even recall someone saying he had a poster of her up on his wall (but I reckon that’s stretching it)
Thanks for sharing this, an excellent analysis. I'll definitely watch more of her stuff.I like this youtuber Lost Beyond Pluto. She's also a lawyer.
I’ve heard of flying on high, but I’m not sure you can fly on low. Very very low.Ohoho...
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The alliterate one is tired of borrowing jets from friends and is shopping for her very own.www.crazydaysandnights.net
Where the money come from?!?
I think quite the opposite. It's the first time I've ever given any credence to the rumours that Meghan had previously met Prince Andrew. There is no way on God's green earth that Meghan didn't know who Prince Andrew was.So I guess we now know there was no real freiendship between her and Eugenie or Beatrice before she snapped her minge around Harry's frosty bellend
Is SHE tired of borrowing jets... or are her "friends" tired of her sponging off of them?Ohoho...
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The alliterate one is tired of borrowing jets from friends and is shopping for her very own.www.crazydaysandnights.net
Where the money come from?!?
Didn't she famously said: "Only one plane crash away..."?!?Is SHE tired of borrowing jets... or are her "friends" tired of her sponging off of them?
This isn't like shopping for a car, either. I wouldn't exactly buy the cheapest one or opt for a sub-par pilot, Peg.
Well that will be their bank broken further as the cost of the jet is minor in comparison with the upkeep and ‘garaging’ expenses. Green cheese at every turn. And were I Harry or the kids, I would not be getting on that jet unless she was with me as I would be remembering the one plane crash away comment constantly.Is SHE tired of borrowing jets... or are her "friends" tired of her sponging off of them?
This isn't like shopping for a car, either. I wouldn't exactly buy the cheapest one or opt for a sub-par pilot, Peg.
You need to come and run where I live (north east England) because runners always acknowledged each other in the days I ran (sadly those days are behind me now). I'm with you though, I don't expect other people/cultures to bend to my expectations/practices. I always try to be mindful of of others customs.The gall of some people to expect that everyone else in the world must adhere to whatever they consider “the usual way” of doing things. If it’s considered rude to them, perhaps you are the problem?!!
Texan Tattler here with a deep love for England and the UK. At home, it’s customary for other joggers to acknowledge each other or give a head nod. Anytime we’re in London, I don’t expect the locals to suddenly give me a hello or acknowledgement if we pass each other because that’s not really the norm for y’all. I’ll still automatically do it out of habit but don’t get my knickers in a twist if it goes unanswered. I don’t take it personally and think “They are so rude over here!”.
It sure fits that the Sugars think the rest of the world revolves around them, much like the Ginger Whinger and She Who Must Not Be Named.