And honestly, how much would you pay for one?
I was thinking about this earlier. After the recent heavily publicised red table event it would be a fascinating intervention.
OT but how bizarre was that red table performing?!
And honestly, how much would you pay for one?I can’t believe that anyone would actually buy a second hand light bulb. No one.
I was thinking about this earlier. After the recent heavily publicised red table event it would be a fascinating intervention.I’d actually love Jada Pinkett Smith to get matey with her and have Jack on the Red Table Talk. It’d end up with Jada absolutely shredding her or Jack would spontaneously combust as Jada wouldn’t let her get a word in edgeways.
100% accurate analysis of the situation.I think she actually *wants* us to speculate (and possibly get it wrong, so she can blether on about what a mithering bunch of ninnies we are). I had thought that maybe she was getting better with her social media use, as evidenced by how the threads have slowed down recently, but have come to the conclusion that she can't be without our symbiotic relationship. Hence the reference to us, out of nowhere, and the breadcrumbs about where she is. She's absolutely addicted to attention, whether it's good or bad, and when things are quiet for her on twitter she likes to attempt to rev it up here.
Just catching up, so may have already been pointed out by others........ bloody hell, even her hand-knitted (it took you 3 months? Sure, sure) blanket is beige!! With flecks of brown.
Exactly! (haven't read Little Women, but follow the point...) It's like a caricature of the working class, an exaggerated interpretation of all of the traits she can imagine - and not to mention the dramatised experience of poverty, it's all pure fiction.Oh Lord Jesus Christ, I've just realised it smacks of Little Women as well. The hair and the combs. The melodrama. The poverty. The obvious fiction based loosely on historical fact.
He was 4 when her first book came out, so he'd have had to be very young to have said it. They probably just ran out of it, like most of us do from time to time. Something silly like the milk turning sour overnight, or forgetting to buy more jam, in Jack's world becomes a huge dramatic storyline of trauma.In my opinion Jack was well connected (media friend who got her the first ‘Jackie’ article) and then lucky to have been given an opportunity and I believe the books came from her relationship with Allegra. Fraus have reported the quality in her recipes have rapidly declined since their relationship ended.
She had her 5 mins of fame and exaggerated her truth for drama, she’s then created stories and outbursts on twitter ever since to stay relevant.
She has no talent and next to no first hand experience to qualify her to be in this position. It’s a shame there are so many others who don’t get the same opportunities she does.
edit: can anyone tell me what age SB was supposed to be when he said ‘no more jam mama?’ Because I don’t believe that happened for a second. Emotional manipulator.
'Scientology Jack' should be interesting.I’d actually love Jada Pinkett Smith to get matey with her and have Jack on the Red Table Talk. It’d end up with Jada absolutely shredding her or Jack would spontaneously combust as Jada wouldn’t let her get a word in edgeways.
It sounds like complete bullshit, and so does selling SB's toy. Having grown up surrounded by families on benefits/in THE POVERTY, and for a lot longer than a year and a half, and sometimes having to get creative to get by, not one of them would take to the internet to claim they'd sold their fixtures and fittings. Besides, if someone was selling their half used lightbulbs, who tf would actually buy it? It would be far more likely some neighbour (or, you know, her landlord dad) would take pity on a single mother with a toddler and drop in a pack of lightbulbs, no? She thinks THE POVERTY is the f-ing wild west where everyone is out for themselves because she hasn't truly lived it beyond a rough patch.She’s claimed before she sold the unscrewed lightbulbs. It’s one of the main things that set alarm bells going for me, it just doesn’t sound true. Similarly her fridge apparently remaining unplugged even while she lived with 5 other people.
This is the funniest comment I’ve ever read”
I imagine this would be very useful if you wanted to rob a cat cafe.
The I don't have a toaster was actually my fave because the next second she took a picture complete with toaster. It reminds me of when o child pinches chocolate and gets it all over their face and then their mum says did you have chocolate and they look up all innocent through the chocolate covered eyes and say "no mama"
Uhh my daughter loves this song, we even sing it together - and I f**ing hate it. Haha
The first song is epic, could only find iit on a long video, don't feel inclined to wwthe whole thing but you'll likely be mesmerised
I hate-love it in equal measure. There was a point when my kids were little that YouTube was a very prominent feature in our lives, this one blew me awayUhh my daughter loves this song, we even sing it together - and I f**ing hate it. Haha
EDIT : The song I hate, that is!
It belies her fundamental lack of understanding of services that both exist AND work together to support people living in poverty (despite her EXPERTISE). I've been a school leader for 20 years, working only in areas of need. The pastoral teams at schools and nurseries, children's services, the local police, the foodbanks, we all work together when we know a family is struggling. Friends and neighbours also help out, despite not having much themselves.It sounds like complete bullshit, and so does selling SB's toy. Having grown up surrounded by families on benefits/in THE POVERTY, and for a lot longer than a year and a half, and sometimes having to get creative to get by, not one of them would take to the internet to claim they'd sold their fixtures and fittings. Besides, if someone was selling their half used lightbulbs, who tf would actually buy it? It would be far more likely some neighbour (or, you know, her landlord dad) would take pity on a single mother with a toddler and drop in a pack of lightbulbs, no? She thinks THE POVERTY is the f-ing wild west where everyone is out for themselves because she hasn't truly lived it beyond a rough patch.
It is cute to see how much pleasure they get from singing it..I hate-love it in equal measure. There was a point when my kids were little that YouTube was a very prominent feature in our lives, this one blew me away
Couldn't agree with this more. The only thing I take seriously is Jack's grifting and lying for personal gain. Don't care where she is. Don't care who she is with. Don't care what she had for breakfast.I think Jack truly believes we take this thread seriously. Like it’s a part of our lives. I come on here when I’m sitting on my own, relaxing as it’s funny and I like reading everyone’s comments.
Apart from seeing the odd discarded bird making me laugh, I barely think about her OR even this whole site! I’m pretty sure for all the triangulating of egg chairs and Slopbot, no one is actually that arsed about her away from here. I’m currently on here while in the bath... with a new scalp massager and a shampoo bar- I’ve been INFLUENCED! Thanks ninnies.
I know, I would be mortified to be caught out in a lie. Big shame spiralI'm so intrigued by habitual/pathological liars. We all stretch the truth or tell little white lies sometimes but the thought of not just flat out lying to those around you let alone writing it down and posting it all on SM for anyone to pick apart -forensically- makes me exhausted.
She is to poverty what Dick Van Dyke is to a Cockney accent.It belies her fundamental lack of understanding of services that both exist AND work together to support people living in poverty (despite her EXPERTISE). I've been a school leader for 20 years, working only in areas of need. The pastoral teams at schools and nurseries, children's services, the local police, the foodbanks, we all work together when we know a family is struggling. Friends and neighbours also help out, despite not having much themselves.
She's constructed a middle class fantasy of what life is like for those actually in poverty.
Jarvis Cocker : 'Everybody hates a tourist'
Wait til she discovers Dickens. It’ll blow her tiny mindExactly! (haven't read Little Women, but follow the point...) It's like a caricature of the working class, an exaggerated interpretation of all of the traits she can imagine - and not to mention the dramatised experience of poverty, it's all pure fiction.
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