I started rewatching LOST recently and absolutely loved the Desmond/penny storyline of him getting unstuck in time.This is what happens when you duck about on Tattle all day. You become unstuck in time!
I started rewatching LOST recently and absolutely loved the Desmond/penny storyline of him getting unstuck in time.This is what happens when you duck about on Tattle all day. You become unstuck in time!
Thread title suggestion! Jack Monroe: Who dat?Squiggle B’s reply was in her “likes”.
Squiggle A’s response is just too perfect...
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Nice shot of the BAFTA there. Moved around quite a bit didn't it, cleverly managing to make it's way into most photoshoots...I missed the earlier 2020 threads (may need to go back and have a proper grunka one day), so this will no doubt be in there somewhere. May article about the crappy bungalow. THE SIZE OF IT!!
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Inside Jack Monroe's cozy home where she transformed old shed to gleaming studio
Journalist and food writer Jack managed to turn a run-down garden feature into a chic and stylish area that gives her space to try out different recipeswww.mirror.co.uk
Caroline?I was eight weeks early and I can't say that's something that's ever come up in my life as a potential issue.
Edit: now staring at my hands (yes frauen, I too have hands) very suspiciously.
You couldn't make it up!OT and too BUSY for a grunka... I know Spa Jack has emerged to produce ever so fine bath salts and I am 100% certain it has been picked up here already but but... according to the latest Insta post the 'fam' (is Brexit tin ham'burglar' still in da bungalow?) bungs citrus peels in a RUSTY (salad finger) loaf tin only to blitz them and for the citrus dust to be found in salads later???
She could make a fortune from Take A Break and other mags like that.OT and too BUSY for a grunka... I know Spa Jack has emerged to produce ever so fine bath salts and I am 100% certain it has been picked up here already but but... according to the latest Insta post the 'fam' (is Brexit tin ham'burglar' still in da bungalow?) bungs citrus peels in a RUSTY (salad finger) loaf tin only to blitz them and for the citrus dust to be found in salads later???
I think Nigella did too tbh!'...Nigella's snow filled garden.'
What is it called when you laugh, shudder and eurgh all at the same time?
I just did that.
completed it. Current issue:She could make a fortune from Take A Break and other mags like that.
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She’s made a tit out of herself with the salt bath so she’s picking fights with day old tweets.
This is an interesting point, because Cooper is a massive 50% Maine Coon floof so he would easy do two tins per day meaning the cat food spend is upwards of £750 per year. Meanwhile SB gets a yellow sticker ham sandwich and 20 for a quid frozen bollock n eyelid sausagesThe cat food ring pulls are from Gourmet Pearl which is 52p for an 85g tin from Asda (£6.12 per kg) while the bog standard Felix I use is 40 * 100g pouches for £9 (£2.25 per kilo).
My moggy eats 2-3 sachets of food a day plus a small amount of dry. Even 2 tins of Pearl would cost £1.04 a day which is more than she would spend a day feeding 3 people for £20.
My two get a tin of Felix or Lidl catfood (twice the size of those ickle little tins) plus a bowl of dry food between them. They are outdoor farm cats, catching their own dietary extras, before coming in at night for food and their warm beds. They also get the Aldi and Lidl equivalent of Dreamies, plus their meat sticks.My boy is a small (3.9kg) moggy who is also an indoor cat so not using much energy. My friend's massive outdoor boy can eat 5 pouches in a session if she lets him! It's hard to tell how much floofy cats weigh, some of them look enormous but are actually pretty small under all the fur. The pearl is not even a high quality food, it has the same meat content as Felix but is three times as expensive.
Again they are absolutely beautiful. I wish people would research a animals requirements and lifestyle before they put their own needs for a wee fluffy pal first. I refer to our pup as our babyThank you to everyone who made such lovely comments about my bunnies. I love them to bits (and I might refer to them as my babies) and I am very passionate about them. They are the UK'S 3rd most popular pet but also the most neglected species. Rabbits are capable of violence as joked about by Jack and her friend but there is usually a valid reason. Hormones, territorial rights and hierarchy are usually to blame and this mirrors what occurs among wild colonies. Neutering is the best remedy for calming the hormones. It also prevents breeding of course which is prudent when there are over 100k bunnies in rescues around the UK. Also rabbits especially females are prone to reproductive cancers, in middle aged females there is a 90% risk of uterine tumours occurring and there is no treatment. Therefore prevention via neutering is the best option.
@Scotty1976 Willow is the grey one and Poppy is the gingery brown one. Anyone who is interested in adopting rabbits is advised to do their research thoroughly (I'm looking at you Jack) and approach a reputable rescue for more advice and help.
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My son was 14 weeks early. I can report his hands are normal tooI was eight weeks early and I can't say that's something that's ever come up in my life as a potential issue.
Edit: now staring at my hands (yes frauen, I too have hands) very suspiciously.
Pronounced “reem joh-bay”I would love it if Nigella responded with "duck off you tedious rim job".
I'm in Australia and don't even have a eucalyptus tree in the garden. Never known anyone personally in England to have one either tbh.Why does she keep letting on she gets the eucalyptus from her (rented) garden when we know she's got a never ending supply of it from her Arena flower subscription (gifted?)