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Jack Monroe #102 Stop getting Bond wrong!
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I thought the same. He's 10, not 2. Eating part of a nice treat for him is just icky and makes her look like an hole, not as funny and quirky as she thinks
They last longer because you don't use them enough.
And you need a nailbrush and packet of orangesticks.
Not expensive at 79p a bar from Superdrug, plus 50p for the brush and around £2 for the sticks.
I've considered sending her a nail brush.
I don't wish to be considered overly dramatic but, I hope you LEFT. That's an irreconcilable difference if ever I heard one
It's really not for to comment but how to her nails get so bad? I'd understand if she was a gardener or a trades person but twittering 
Also Id like to say I'd understand if she had just came in form digging up said veg, not about to embark to cook said veg. She should always have clean hands.
Also Id like to say I'd understand if she had just came in form digging up said veg, not about to embark to cook said veg. She should always have clean hands.
No need to apologise!
You are right - a personality disorder or any mental disorder/illness does not give anyone the excuse to be cuntish.
Unruly labia??
So she’s gone mad for 10p limes and bought 2, which is the same cost as a single one from Asda (currently 20p on their website) but as she doesn’t know what to use them for she’s spent the same amount of money on twice the volume of an ingredient she’s going to have to force into another meal before they go off.
And surely buying something because it’s cheap rather than being something you need is antithetical to shopping on a strict budget, that 20p could get you an extra baking potato, which would be the basis of one adult’s easy, filling lunch.
There’s a false economy, and then there’s that.
And surely buying something because it’s cheap rather than being something you need is antithetical to shopping on a strict budget, that 20p could get you an extra baking potato, which would be the basis of one adult’s easy, filling lunch.
There’s a false economy, and then there’s that.
I don't understand understand how this is enough to feed a omnivore family of three, let alone for two adults who are mainly vegetarian/plant based?
Bollocks. She's too young for TNG (or TOS) to have been on after school. Unless we're talking about when SKY took over the franchise (satellite TV in the early 90s - fancy) and went on to show DS9 after rerunning TNG. Although she would still have been too young for something that started at 8pm. Actually seeing ST:V is vaguely possible, as that was in late 1995/6.
The movies might have been possible, as they had started flogging video box sets by then, even though they were rated too high for a child of her age to watch - but she doesn't seem to think anything about Kirk or the actual barriers that Shatner et al broke down. As though she hadn't seen them...
This is a niche that nobody should consider trampling their boots into.
Waitrose/OcadoI don't understand understand how this is enough to feed a omnivore family of three, let alone for two adults who are mainly vegetarian/plant based?
Too short
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I was just thinking that. And who buys three apples? That’s the only fruit there so that’s one days worth of fruit right?I don't understand understand how this is enough to feed a omnivore family of three, let alone for two adults who are mainly vegetarian/plant based?
This is the whole problem with the farcical £20 shop. Shopping and eating for less is just a sport to those who aren't actually skint. She's doing 'what can I get for 20 quid this week?!' and thinking up random tit to make with it rather than actually needing to get every last thing she needs to live. If she hadve just admitted to that, fine. For her to say she's living and now feeding three for £20 a week is not only completely untrue (storecupboard full of 'fancy' pastas and milk deliveries for a start) it's wildly harmful, which she knows as it's been pointed out to her. Why she's insisting on carrying it on I do not know
I read it as gash
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So she reckons she’s feeding three of them on £20 a week, three meals a day each? (She’s the one who included SB, though we all know he’s not there) So that’s about 32p per meal each? And she buys limes, duck eggs, pomegranate, and Brussel sprouts?
Tesco are selling packets of spaghetti for 20p, but heaven forbid she should actually help people on a real budget who don’t have a ready supply of giant haemorrhage pasta, fancy cheese and a veg box on hand.
Tesco are selling packets of spaghetti for 20p, but heaven forbid she should actually help people on a real budget who don’t have a ready supply of giant haemorrhage pasta, fancy cheese and a veg box on hand.
Sprout and pomegranate
So rude, as always. That asparagus squiggle has really started something with this pretend environment stuff.
Real poor people don’t have the option to spend £2.40 on duck eggs because they couldn’t resist them, you plank.
Real poor people don’t have the option to spend £2.40 on duck eggs because they couldn’t resist them, you plank.
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