Ioan Gruffudd & Alice Evans #208 Dupee, or not Dupee, that is the question

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I'm praying she gets a boyfriend to focus her narcissism on. Please please 🙏
 
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Original tweet referenced Depp/Heard, nothing to do with Ol'A.
Remind me where in A's court filings she provided ANY evidence to support such a claim.
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Thanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine

I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.

It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
 
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I’m so sorry, the two worst things about pet ownership is that they don’t live for long enough and sometimes you have to make the brave decision to pts.she will be thanking you for putting her out of her pain, giving her a fabulous life and I guarantee she will be watching over you and waiting on the rainbow bridge to see you again one day.
 
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Thanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine

I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.

It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
My heart breaks for you. Man, losing a pet is the (almost) worse. I’m 2 years in since my best friend Pumpkin aka Lord Onion Ring aka Sir Pumpalot aka Lil Shawtie passed. I can think about him now and smile, it doesn’t take the wind out of me- still hurts but I’m thinking of him fondly rather than just heart hurtingly if that makes sense. Soon I hope to look at pictures x
 
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Thanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine

I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.

It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
Oh my darling, I'm so sorry for your loss.
You two were destined to be together, what a lovely long life she got to spend with you. You blessed each other.
It being her time, you did the kindest thing for her, and so she got to breathe her last in her home, in her surroundings, with the human she adored.
She'll be with you, always.
Sending you a massive hug ❤ ❤ ❤
 
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I think it's time to stop making fun of the socks.

The accounts are clearly manned by such brilliant neurologists that they can tell if someone has MS or not without a single MRI. o_O

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And they can predict rapid MS disease progression just by looking at their holiday snaps – what a talented bunch!

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(How bad does it have to get before there are consequences for the online abuse directed at BW?)
 
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Recap
  • Ioan and Bianca had a nice time on a boat in the Mediterranean (a treat from friends), and Bianca posted photos of it to Instagram. This was picked up the Daily Mail. Alice socks and FMs raged that 1) Ioan should have taken his daughters instead 2) Ioan should not be going on holiday and should spend all his time cooped up at home 3) Bianca doesn’t really have MS because she was on a paddle board in the ocean.
  • Alice claims she’s trying to change her Instagram name, but she is unable to, and all the other good alternative names are taken anyway.
  • Alice’s socks and FMs continued to spew lies and bile on Twitter.
  • @Hiraeth posted her analysis of the prenup.
  • @kingseven created the credits to the Yo, Me and Dupee Netflix series - see the Wiki under "Memes" to view it all.
  • Poll result: 51.3% of Turds thought Alice would last just one day without mentioning her ex-husband on Instagram. She actually lasted two days!
 
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I think it's time to stop making fun of the socks.

The accounts are clearly manned by such brilliant neurologists that they can tell if someone has MS or not without a single MRI. o_O

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And they can predict rapid MS disease progression just by looking at their holiday snaps – what a talented bunch!

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(How bad does it have to get before there are consequences for the online abuse directed at BW?)
If I was B I would send my lawyers after the people behind those accounts and make them pay. This is just disgusting!
 
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I think it's time to stop making fun of the socks.

The accounts are clearly manned by such brilliant neurologists that they can tell if someone has MS or not without a single MRI. o_O

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And they can predict rapid MS disease progression just by looking at their holiday snaps – what a talented bunch!

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(How bad does it have to get before there are consequences for the online abuse directed at BW?)
It’s like they club together to see who can be the most vile. It’s abhorrent and you just know that the more vile one of them gets the more they are applauded. Truly disturbing.

You know there is an old Sea hag saying that whatever you throw out you will get back threefold. lets hope it’s true, it’s what they deserve.


Thank you for the new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congrats @Ametrine on the title 👏
 
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I’m so sorry, the two worst things about pet ownership is that they don’t live for long enough and sometimes you have to make the brave decision to pts.she will be thanking you for putting her out of her pain, giving her a fabulous life and I guarantee she will be watching over you and waiting on the rainbow bridge to see you again one day.
Thank you for such lovely words, I'm bawling my eyes out again. They really don't live long enough do they. I'm hoping amongst hope my tribe meet me at 🌈 bridge. It never gets any easier either, ive had dogs, horses & cats had to be pts due to illness/old age. Plus I used to be a vet nurse. I didn't think I could but I did somehow manage to stay ok whilst with her when she was being pts & I crumpled after. It's the silence, with Tilly not here, it doesn't feel right. xx
 
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Thanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine

I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.

It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
I’m so deeply sorry you are going through such pain. It’s a pain different than any other sort of loss and I know it well. You did the kindest most selfless thing for your Tilly. And she will always be with you in your heart and memories, and thanking you for helping her cross the bridge.
My heart dog let me know he was still with me when I went to pick up his cremains. I was completely crushed and as I was leaving, cradling his urn in my arms I felt his presence so strong warm, and loving that it gave me chills! I’ll never forget it.
Please look after yourself as grieving is hard work. Eat and drink enough, rest, and don’t ever second guess your decision. Thinking of you! 🌈
 
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My heart breaks for you. Man, losing a pet is the (almost) worse. I’m 2 years in since my best friend Pumpkin aka Lord Onion Ring aka Sir Pumpalot aka Lil Shawtie passed. I can think about him now and smile, it doesn’t take the wind out of me- still hurts but I’m thinking of him fondly rather than just heart hurtingly if that makes sense. Soon I hope to look at pictures x
I'm so sorry about your boy, sad sad time 💙X

I'm lucky too, to have lots of pictures & videos, they're precious

I love how your boy got lots of nicknames lol, my beasties always also seem to end up with multiple name modifications too. Tillly, aka Pup, aka Pupster, aka TilTil, aka Tilly-Tot, aka Tootie, aka Toots, aka Toot.

A puss cat I had many years ago ended up with "Little Lord Fauntleroy" lol and a horse, she ended up with "Danepak - Lean & Low Bacon", I think that was because she was an
ex-racehorse & was the horsey version of a supermodel 💗

When she first came home, when she was being fed I couldn't even be in the same room (gnarling teeth/and chased out), Bless, it was obviously her survival instinct from being a street doggy. Also I couldn't leave her, without constant & I mean constant barking. Also as she had been living on the street, then in a kennel she was not toilet trained & for some reason it took longer than I'd know with a puppy puppy, maybe her age. But we worked through all of the above. xxx
 
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I think it's time to stop making fun of the socks.

The accounts are clearly manned by such brilliant neurologists that they can tell if someone has MS or not without a single MRI. o_O

View attachment 2405571

And they can predict rapid MS disease progression just by looking at their holiday snaps – what a talented bunch!

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(How bad does it have to get before there are consequences for the online abuse directed at BW?)
After reading this I question my involvement here on Tattle. I’m not flouncing at all I just don’t want to encourage these filthy scum. 🤬
 
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I’m so deeply sorry you are going through such pain. It’s a pain different than any other sort of loss and I know it well. You did the kindest most selfless thing for your Tilly. And she will always be with you in your heart and memories, and thanking you for helping her cross the bridge.
My heart dog let me know he was still with me when I went to pick up his cremains. I was completely crushed and as I was leaving, cradling his urn in my arms I felt his presence so strong warm, and loving that it gave me chills! I’ll never forget it.
Please look after yourself as grieving is hard work. Eat and drink enough, rest, and don’t ever second guess your decision. Thinking of you! 🌈
@IHateHadargoyle thank you so much for your kindness xxx you had your heart dog, I'm so sorry for your loss, he is beside you still, grief is our love with nowhere to go xxx. It's weird, I feel like I've heard Tilly bark a couple of times. I've picked out the type of urn I would like.

Right, I know this will sound nuts, or untruthful, but I promise it happened.

Years ago, I was 15/16 & one of my friends, plus her mum & auntie were really into going to psychic nights, they asked me to go one night with them. There was approximately 100 people in the audience, psychic lady was on a little stage, it wasn't 1:1, near the end of it the psychic lady asked if the name Nelly meant anything to anyone, I stayed quiet (scared to speak in front of everyone), but then she honed in on me. She said that whoever the message was for was having refurbishments done at home - lighting wise & an extension - which I was. My pal kept nudging me to speak up, so again the psychic said "does the name Nelly mean anything to anyone), so I piped up and said "yes, she was my horse", everyone lolled of course, but she was then able to talk in detail about our house & the little Shetland pony who was still alive & was Nelly's pal - they had a love/hate relationship, they were like an old married couple (this was before social media etc. It was extremely odd, plus my friend & her mum were well miffed (jokingly) that I got a message, and they hadn't ever, despite them having gone to a few of the psychic medium nights there.

It still makes me feel a combination of weird/really?, warm & gives me a little chuckle

Hugs to you xxx

Ps - I voted AE could keep her trap shut re Ioan/Bianca for 3 days. #FAIL
 
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Thanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine

I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.

It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
I’m so sorry @tilly27, sending much love and comfort at this tough time ❤
 
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