Yuuup! It's a really good column, I don't know if anyone else has written about the issue in such a comprehensive manner?
Yuuup! It's a really good column, I don't know if anyone else has written about the issue in such a comprehensive manner?This bit caught my eye
There were threads about frequent posters with big follower counts, some familiar as chronic oversharers of personal lives, ailments, and what their kids are up to, who have explicitly asked their audiences for money, through donations to crowdfunders or ‘tip jar’ Patreons.
No, silly @MancBee! Your crockery and cutlery might be inanimate and beautifully ordered but at her house it is like the Beauty & the Beast Disney film, it's like the Brambly Mice, only inside!Her shed is not full of crockery, we have seen it. Her shed is a kitcken/studio/deathtrap.
If someone said that Nigella kept her crockery in the downstairs bog, Jack would say she does too. Can no one ever tell her something that she doesn't know, seen, tried, done, have?
Her crap is all over the house, we have seen the pictures. Though I very much doubt that crockery is marauding anywhere. Crockery is inanimate.
Who do you think this bit is about?
I think it's about Scottish Jack.Who do you think this bit is about?
I posted this in the Jack thread but she's obviously talking about Vonny too!!
Really great and thoughtful column imo!
Are cynical social media influencers exploiting backlash against online abuse to deflect scrutiny? – Laura Waddell
Gossip is old news. Shakespeare, in fact, was among the first to commit the word to print, his characters frequently getting the wrong end of tittle tattle to both comic and tragic outcome.www.scotsman.com
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This is amazing! I am bouncing and squeaking like SB waiting on his breakfast.OH MY GOD YOU GUYS!!!
Are cynical social media influencers exploiting backlash against online abuse to deflect scrutiny? – Laura Waddell
Gossip is old news. Shakespeare, in fact, was among the first to commit the word to print, his characters frequently getting the wrong end of tittle tattle to both comic and tragic outcome.www.scotsman.com
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Silly me, it must be like Micky Mouse and the Sorcerer's Apprentice in Fantasia. All the dishes and pans dancing across the room, throwing themselves into the sink, marauding their way throughout theNo, silly @MancBee! Your crockery and cutlery might be inanimate and beautifully ordered but at her house it is like the Beauty & the Beast Disney film, it's like the Brambly Mice, only inside!
I'm quite glad she doesn't. I think it's probably a bigger issue than just the one or two people she's using here as examples, and it would just get into a personal slanging match if names were named. But when you know, you know (and I think a lot of people who read this will know, regardless of whether they post on here or not - although having said that, those who don't might come and have a nosey and pretty soon they'll see exactly who's who).Why doesnt she name names? I dont understand
Also, we’ve not heard of it until now...so once in 9 monthsIf she does this 5 times a year - how can she not know how long it takes? Also why do it the night before yet another big work thing, so yet again she is tired and unprofessional. FFS!
She finished on 148 in the end. Plus retweets and maybe a few deletions here and there145 tweets. That’s incredible, it’s just bizarre. She practically lives on Twitter, how does she get anything done. You know, writing, cooking, parenting, cleaning. 145 tweets in one day is frankly disturbing, it’s not normal and speaks to underlying issues. Like loneliness.
This is glorious and two absolute chancers all but named in one article. Imagine the howls coming from the shitty bungalow today.
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