It's still showing for me, if you've reported it then IG hide the post from your time line.The post is gone now. No idea if she deleted or if Insta took it down as Insta said that Alice hadn't violated anything after i reported it.
People say that about Australians too but I can't understand half the American I hear on TV. Must be a different variation.Someone one noted that US people move their whole faces very much less to speak and most of it is the mouth; they are very much less expressive with their faces when talking than other nationalities, even in English - the forehead can be completely immobile.
How odd, we watched the whole lot last night too!! Bat shit crazy, wasn't it? But so good.Off topic I watched the secret on Netflix the other night all episodeshighly recommend it’s a true mental as gruffudd story too
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Thanks, I wasn't sure hence I left it blankWe are up to 8 inches now fyi
Same when I looked there now!!Still there when I view it
Oh wow I watched this too and 2 days ago and I concur! XxOff topic I watched the secret on Netflix the other night all episodeshighly recommend it’s a true mental as gruffudd story too
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Yeah I remember this too. Was it from another gossip site?She is busy making anti-Bianca memes. Except they aren't funny like ours are.
No sadly. But I remember someone saying it here.
You got me! I’m him!It's not likely to fade since the Turds will keep bringing it up like the busy Bees that we are.
OMG the glasses! Ioan confirmed
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It's not sadly. The air quality is noticeably better outside London.It’s pretty clean now
Not sure what you mean. How are we supposed to pronounce it?Ignore me, I might have said this in a super-early thread anyway, but what gets me about “Griffith” is that it’s wrong and totally erases Welsh patriotism and culture.
I’m sure people know already but just in case: the two d’s in “Gruffudd” are spoken with a vocal vibration. Think of the word “there” instead of “thought”—the former “th” has vocal vibration while latter doesn’t. I’ve always appreciated that about his name, and I’ve always gotten real bristly when interviewers—people who are supposed to have a strong, or at least working knowledge about their interviewee—pronounce the two d’s without vocal vibration. When they bend the name out of its Welsh-ness to fit the tongue with which they’ve been raised to speak. It just irks me.
I’ve wondered for a while now if Alice was the one who changed the girls’ surnames to “Griffith.” That’s probably been confirmed already, I apologize. But if that’s the case then it makes me sad, and I wonder how it made Ioan feel. He has always taken so much pride in his country. He was raised speaking Welsh in his household. Some of my favorite interviews with him were conducted in Welsh. And for Alice to nab that away from him, to decorate their children with a non-Welsh name makes me unhappy. I know he must not have wanted that.
“Griffith” is not really correct, because it’s not “Gruffudd” in a linguistic context. I TOTALLY pardon Gill and Peter because they’re profoundly Welsh and they can choose whatever surnames they wish. But my point is that, Alice tried so hard to erase him from his country for all these years. She stole away the gift of blessing his children with a surname that upholds his nationalism and sense of identity. She stole away the GIRLS’ identity. I bet she didn’t even give them permission to learn Welsh in the home—because with Alice, one must request permission to be who they are and, tragically, she is very tight-fisted.
the concert thing was laterMaybe AE has told her the concert is a no go due to public comment about it and being poor and GFM.
I resorted to spelling because sounding isn't helping.I’m catching up so someone else might have answered this but in case not…
The difference is in the ‘th’ and that Welsh has 2 separate letters (or double letters) for what would be written as th in English.
Try to forget about the spelling for a moment and just concentrate on the sound.
THIS THING. If you say those two words out loud, you’ll notice the first bit isn’t pronounced the same although they’re both spelt with a t h.
Written in Welsh orthography, ‘This thing’ would be spelt ‘Ddis thing’. With me so far??
dd in Gruffudd is pronounced like the ‘th’ in ‘this’. Softly.
th in Griffith is more of a blowing/hissing sound, like in ‘thing’.
Say it out loud and you should notice the difference.
I just click the Insert image icon.But how do you it upload .. mines an attachment and yours is just there ? Do you do it in the tattle site ? Hope this is making sense lmao xx
this thread - post #72 (just a few pages prior to this one)Oh! I have searched for the honey badger video but cant seem to find it. Could one of you lovely people put it up again please?..ps Alice is still a knob!