The puppet from art attack. She's does hold the same charisma as him tbf.
The Head, Disney's Robin Hood and Shredder were some early objects of infatuation for me.he was chaotic demonic bad vibes too
Exactly, sheās playing at poverty, same as anyone middle class who thinks they could feed their family on Ā£20 and that poorer people are not educated enough to do it. They ignore the fact that for many families, the minuscule food budget occurs week in and week out with no end in sight.So she reckons sheās feeding three of them on Ā£20 a week, three meals a day each? (Sheās the one who included SB, though we all know heās not there) So thatās 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 donāt have a ready supply of giant haemorrhage pasta, fancy cheese and a veg box on hand.
Iām the same age as Jackie and we watched TNG as a family (started airing in the UK on the BBC in 1990 apparently when we would have been too young to remember, then in later years on Sky) but I donāt remember watching it after school. My dad was a massive fan and even collected the magazines that went in a ton of LEVER ARCH FILES that I donāt think heās ever looked at ever again. I definitely remember Voyager at the weekend as we would sometimes be eating our roast while watching it. We had FANCY satellite TV but no ballet lessons or Land Rover unfortunately.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.
I used to work with a rabid ST fan. The full-on, convention attending nerd type who worked in IT.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.
She didnāt eat the bum. She did not eat the bum.
If she wanted a dinosaurI 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
We used to buy giant pasta from Aldi, it wasnt expensive so why claim it is gifted?Precisely , itās all just bollocks. Thereās no way in hell shes just spending Ā£20 a week 3 people (sheās probably spending Buddles money
Iāve never seen anyone apologise for using expensive pasta and claim it as a present.
Just duck off , canāt she admit sheās no longer poor and can afford more expensive food.
She is such a fraud
Why is she saying that it was for 2 adults? That shop was when she was alone, no?WHO IS THIS FOR? WHO DOES THIS HELP? View attachment 305818