I'm really shocked to hear that George Clark is up himself! He always seems so friendly and likeable on TV. He seems to know what he's talking about too regarding design, although I did pick up that his friend/co-presenter seems to know more.@MancBee withoutmyself I am working with him at the moment. I work in construction in a governmental advisory role, he knows fuck all about actual development; he is/was a mouthpiece for channel 4 and somehow has become the poster boy for design. If you follow the industry, I'm central to the press announcement at the weekend on the new building / design standards in planning. He turns up at our meetings and we humour him despite him and his ego having no influence.
This is recent, comments still as of 2 hours ago.Is this insta? I am using a viewer and the newest thing I can see is five days ago under the curry picture, is it somewhere else?
Wasn't the stab vest because she'd apparently had death threats for coming out as trans or NB? Sorry, forget which one because it changes all the time. Because obviously Glasto is full of rioting transphobes, and is well known for its right wing politics and death threat-sending hippies.I went a few times around 2000 just before and just after they put up the proper fence. I was a very young teacher and I could never remember what bands I had seen when the kids asked me the Monday after. It wasn’t dangerous at all unless you are allergic to mud or horrific toilets.
Was listening to an interview with Sabrina Cohen-Hatton - she was homeless as a teenager growing up in Wales After her dad died. She actually lived rough for a time but continued to try and go to school. Also sold the big issue and gradually managed to pull her life back together. She has gone on to have what sounds like a stellar career in the fire service - Chief Officer West Sussex - also a qualified psychologist and has a book out at the moment. There must be someone in a bungalow somewhere who has a view on this.
Precisely what I was thinking. However, someone phoned up about a small kitchen fire, but it was put out before we got there, doesn't have the same ring about it.
Yes, she's claimed to have RA. I had a lot of tests done to check for RA, ankolysing spondylitis, lupus etc. At no point did my consultant suggest, as Jack's apparently has, that RA is caused by spending a couple of Winters in an unheated, damp home.I went through a year of diagnosis for a neurological condition, and much of that was ruling out auto immune conditions. They're serious shit and can be life limiting, you can't just decide you've got lupus or MS, FFS.
Or is she claiming RA? Most people have osteoarthritis, RA is much rarer, and both are quite rare in younger people (source: a year spent with an exceptional Neurological care team, who tested me for damn well everything before they found out that was causing the problem).
So she is not immunosuppressed then? Was going to ask what meds she was on.She ‘thought’ she was. I mean, don’t allow the lack of a diagnosis from a doctor to get in the way of deciding you have something which can really limit your life. Fuck sake.
Did she google it and self diagnose?
Such a shame we aren't allowed swears...
The husband and I went to the Farmyard Party (big motorbike thing) in Helmsley a couple of times years ago. Even that wasn't scary, there was a good vibe to it. Nearest thing to violence was probably me wanting to throttle husband for his Guiness farts in the tentWasn't the stab vest because she'd apparently had death threats for coming out as trans or NB? Sorry, forget which one because it changes all the time. Because obviously Glasto is full of rioting transphobes, and is well known for its right wing politics and death threat-sending hippies.
Most festivals are pretty friendly and unscary. Pre-fence, the only scary think about Glastonbury was the overcrowding, but the atmosphere was still lovely. The only time I've felt scared at a festival was at Leeds one year when there was some rioting.
Hold on, did she literally mean she could bench press the actual Queen? What a weird fucking thing to say. I was totally confused about it when I read it and assumed it was some kind of weightlifting terminology that I didn't understand.Me every time she posts an enormous thread on Twitter about something she has only a cursory (and wildly out of date) knowledge of:
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That New Statesman article is full of wonderful quotes, aside from being the origin of Old Chief. 'Hard, masculine body', 'broad-shouldered', 'I could bench press the Queen'No trace of those broad shoulders in our smol pixie now which is odd considering (especially in women) it's a skeletal trait, not muscular. Since I like to be forensic about weights and the lifting thereof, I looked it up and apparently the Queen weighs 55kg/121lb which for Jack would almost certainly be over her bodyweight. According to my probability chart, the chance that this happened is zero per cent.
As someone with an autoimmune too I feel your pain and I am actually pretty pissed off that she thought she might have one. She certainly wasn’t shielding when she buggered off to Edinburgh. I’ve been nowhere for months. I was diagnosed after lots of tests, some pretty grim. Immunosuppressed my fat arse. I feel righteous anger - this is unusual for me.More likely saw someone else use it in conversation irl or even on SM. She thought, oh I'll have that too and announced she has an autoimmune condition.
As someone with autoimmune conditions I would be insulted if it wasn't hilarious because of her stupidity. She truly is thick.
Then there is her investigation in to the whereabouts of Lord Lucan.That might take a while I believe she's currently writing something big about the John Stonehouse fraud trial and it's impact on public trust in politicians.
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I think she mentioned before that 'during firefighter training' (Hold on, did she literally mean she could bench press the actual Queen? What a weird fucking thing to say. I was totally confused about it when I read it and assumed it was some kind of weightlifting terminology that I didn't understand.
THREAD TITLE (someone has definitely already said this but I’m on a Grunk)
My dog weighs more than that!!!!Me every time she posts an enormous thread on Twitter about something she has only a cursory (and wildly out of date) knowledge of:
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That New Statesman article is full of wonderful quotes, aside from being the origin of Old Chief. 'Hard, masculine body', 'broad-shouldered', 'I could bench press the Queen'No trace of those broad shoulders in our smol pixie now which is odd considering (especially in women) it's a skeletal trait, not muscular. Since I like to be forensic about weights and the lifting thereof, I looked it up and apparently the Queen weighs 55kg/121lb which for Jack would almost certainly be over her bodyweight. According to my probability chart, the chance that this happened is zero per cent.
I think that's more of a mantra than a thread title...Such a shame we aren't allowed swears...
"We genuinely just think you're a dick" would have been a great thread title
Yes, there was an asterisk next to that claim which I (stupidly) thought would be to say haha funny joke but when I scrolled to the bottom this was the quote: my weightlifting chart was, for motivational purposes, set at benchmarks like “12 tins of beans”, “a small marsupial” and “The Queen”. I heard that at the next powerlifting competition they will only be announcing completed lifts in tins of beans. Olympic weightlifting is different, they'll be using tins of fruit cocktail.Hold on, did she literally mean she could bench press the actual Queen? What a weird fucking thing to say. I was totally confused about it when I read it and assumed it was some kind of weightlifting terminology that I didn't understand.
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