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Jack Monroe #105 The slop thickens
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This is the tags list from the latest beans, beef and bleeping mandarins abomination/insult to food. Oh, the irony of these next to each other.
Ugh that’s my profile pic
I might have to change it as I hadn’t actually realised the contents of the “meal” and now I feel a bit sick.
It's early marketing for her next project "Cooking on an Sicknote: 100 Blender Classics for the Hypochondriac Narcissist on a Budget"
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So Mom’s Banana, Chocolate and Tahini pudding is delicious.
But as we were eating it my husband asked if it had raisins or beetroot in it... is he a Jackolyte!?
Thank you for the birthday wishes. Choc pudding makes everything better!
But as we were eating it my husband asked if it had raisins or beetroot in it... is he a Jackolyte!?
Thank you for the birthday wishes. Choc pudding makes everything better!
She’s the last one who should be bandying about the idea of dead cats.
Should someone who’s on the (and I quote : ) ‘highest possible dose of SSRIs’ be necking down grapefruit juice?
So the onions and garlic are not fried off, just simmered for 30 minutes with already cooked tinned beans, and then for a further 20 minutes with added mandarins and (rinsed) tinned stewed steak? 50 minutes of fuel use to warm through things that have already been cooked to softness in the canning process? This is helping those on limited incomes??
(And that's before we get into the question of tinned mandarins subbing for caramelised orange slices....)
Does that make Louisa Nora Batty?
If she had done this, we’d surely have hear it at the time. Plus pictures.Clearly BB put her foot down regarding the constant twittering yesterday. And not before time.
Lego sorting? Completed it mate.
Who the duck uses a calculator in 2020?! I work with numbers, have a degree in ~the numbers~, and haven’t touched my Casio since 2012...
Suspect her super consumption is an attempt to find her personal brand & decorate her life with bits that reaffirm it? So the calculator is essential for serious business woman Jack, the burberry for fashionable (I die lol) jack, the curtains for aspirational MC housewife jack, etc etc?
Suspect her super consumption is an attempt to find her personal brand & decorate her life with bits that reaffirm it? So the calculator is essential for serious business woman Jack, the burberry for fashionable (I die lol) jack, the curtains for aspirational MC housewife jack, etc etc?
That's what I thought that carafe was
I work in a pharmacy and you're supposed to avoid it as it can mess with plasma levels, especially with Sertraline. Also I doubt she's on the highest dose possible. Every loud mouth patient thinks their on 'strong' tablets when there's usually some quietly ill person, struggling who's on the actual max dose with other things too like a benzo or mood stabiliser.
She needs it to walk around the supermarket being performatively poor.
OMG is she really talking about pop and chippy? She is soooooo stalking the good and drink thread
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Good grief, can you imagine being on that Zoom call and watching Cack swig awkwardly from that stupid blue vase? It wouldn’t have been a subtle sip either. Bad Zoom manners!
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Swigging wildly in the desperate hope someone mentions it: “oh this? It’s a carafe Lou...my Budd...housemate bought me. Hang on...I think it’s a VASE!!! Oh my word, what am I like. This is just CLASSIC me and my autism and adhd brain. What a silly tiny little thing I am. I can barely lift it with my impossibly small fingers! I’m just such a maverick!”
Good grief, can you imagine being on that Zoom call and watching Cack swig awkwardly from that stupid blue vase? It wouldn’t have been a subtle sip either. Bad Zoom manners!
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Swigging wildly in the desperate hope someone mentions it: “oh this? It’s a carafe Lou...my Budd...housemate bought me. Hang on...I think it’s a VASE!!! Oh my word, what am I like. This is just CLASSIC me and my autism and adhd brain. What a silly tiny little thing I am. I can barely lift it with my impossibly small fingers! I’m just such a maverick!”
Type in 55378008 and turn it upside down
Have any of you listened to Desperately Seeking Sympathy? It's on BBC Sounds. Not about scamming, but about people who make up illnesses.Wright says that the signs of a scam are genuinely unique to each case, but there are some general tells. When someone is blogging about a legitimate illness, she notes — even in the most extreme cases — there are days of tedium: lying on the couch binge-watching Netflix or sitting on the porch, a weary face turned to the sun. “Constant drama is a big red flag,” she says. “[In legitimate illnesses,] every day is not this big dramatic roller coaster, where you have a bone marrow transplant one day and the next day your cousin dies in a car crash and the next day the dog runs away and the house burns down. With the scammers, every day is sweeps week.”
I Watched My Friend Dying on Facebook. But It Was All a GoFundMe Scam.
How a group of friends ended up donating over $100,000 to a sick friend — who was perfectly fineonezero.medium.com
Also, I went to school with someone who did the 'I'm dying of cancer" thing. Again, not for money, just for attention - but there are parallels and money was involved in the end. They lost their job as a result.
(Sorry, back to posting from the past again
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When she cooked for Marina O'Loughlin, she slow cooked tinned steak for 12 hours or something.
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