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Working from bed:
So, the latest from comrade Jack of the fake £20 slop shop is that if you are horribly unwell with Covid, you should continue to work, from bed if necessary.
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Shitty RENTED bungalow.She’s writing a thing for the guardian about having COVID in a bungalow I reckon.
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It looks like it has a beetle on it.WHAT is that
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I think it's a spotted dick and custard. By which I mean a hideous diseased penis not the pudding of the same name. Maybe horsey has finally made his last lasagne.WHAT is that
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Fake news, sockie!
The arts is one of the worst affected industries and working from home ain’t cushy. However I fail to see why Jack is in bed working with the covid cuddling her cat and attention seeking on TwitterDon't be silly - there's so often disagreements about what is and isn't appropriate on here, especially now there's loads of us. Half the group hate any kind of house triangulation, half love it. It doesn't matter, we're all united by our common enemy
And we all get told off all the time, I got a warning for complaining about the moderators which is still making me laugh. (Sorry, mods, you're doing a wonderful job).
On topic - that nonsense article reminds me of all this shit from the start of lockdown. View attachment 348935
I saw a retweet of this and the first three people to reply were like a poet, a podcaster and a curator which...no shade to the arts but come on, lads, you've got to acknowledge that there's a little more slack in the system to be 'trying' to work from home when your job is poetry.
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The fact that you can’t see all of it makes it worse. Like a censored photo of a crime scene.Working from bed:
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That all sounds fairly normal-ish. Trolling us?Yesterday's Instagram notifications for posts not currently showing on her grid:
Porridge topped with fruit (I think)
Turkey
Gravy boat
Carrots & parsnips
There were more but that's all I can remember. I almost switched notifications off because it was pretty annoying at the time
When I had it in March, my temperature was so high that the last thing I wanted to do was fire up the white glare of my gadgets and blithely tweet away. It sucked. THAT was fairly ill, not horribly (thank the Lord).I wouldn't worry too much, how horribly ill can you really be if you can be bothered to tweet random strangers about inane shite.
I think she's scheduling posts. I must have had 8 or so notifications in pretty quick succession at around 7 pm.That all sounds fairly normal-ish. Trolling us?
Happy for the person who was being asked as they seem pleased, but I cannot stand these awful public proposal videos. It's my personal opinion but I would hate to be bothered at work with this nonsense (not because I adore work but because I go into work mode and don't like to be disturbed or distracted (wfh has been an ordeal but I am grateful I can)) and I also feel they put too much pressure on the person to say yes as it's all so public and performative. I do hate attention though, so it makes sense that these are my idea of hell.
It is the seal from Tutankhamun's sarcophagus, break that with a spoon or spork and you're cursed.Working from bed:
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Preach! I mean my job is supposed to start next month but it might not. Nothing is guaranteed in the arts. My boyfriend works in finance and is constantly in demand. I mean he hates it but jobs are plentifulThe arts is one of the worst affected industries and working from home ain’t cushy. However I fail to see why Jack is in bed working with the covid cuddling her cat and attention seeking on Twitter
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