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Et voila, looks delish!
Et voila, looks delish!
I thought she wasn’t washing it full stop!She also says in the old tweet about having to use a micro fibre towel for drying it, so when did the dirty leggings technique happen, Jack? Was she washing it with vinegar dregs as well back then?
So many questions!
duck me it looks like when you made a Sunday roast and accidentally spilled the tinned pineapple for dessert into the roasting tray.Comment on the Del Monte upside down chicken insta post -
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All that floating grease makes it look like hazardous oil spillComment on the Del Monte upside down chicken insta post -
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My daughter just saw this, said it looks burnt and disgusting, then made a sick noise Guess she's not wanting me to make it for tea tomorrow thenComment on the Del Monte upside down chicken insta post -
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I must say Mr F is enjoying these weekend mornings without much Jacktivity.
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I guess I won't be having a romantic dinner with slopbot at the underground restaurant known as Dishoom thenIf this thread creates a couple, I’m leaving
This is so blatantly guilt tripping LJC it's disgusting, "my exhausted face" "I just needed to take back control" oh do duck off, Fack.And also removed all hair after it fell off in the supermarket (if only Louisa J Compton hadn’t foiled the brexit tin plan!)
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That looks quite grim, although it's not as bad as some things I've seen. The actual recipe idea isn't necessarily bad, but there's got to be a way of getting it actually looking nice.Comment on the Del Monte upside down chicken insta post -
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not my kind of thing but I agree, it is just like she has made absolutely 0 effort, I bet del monte are thrilled with thisThat looks quite grim, although it's not as bad as some things I've seen. The actual recipe idea isn't necessarily bad, but there's got to be a way of getting it actually looking nice.
*wanders off to thread #71 whistling*I have been intrigued by mention of the reverse rats tail so went on a historical grunk. For any newer frau: Thread #71 does not disappoint.
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thanks for this Hotes, you've given me another reason to rage about Jack.
When I was 12 my biggest reason for wanting to leave home was that I could make chips whenever I wanted to, even in the middle of the night. 40 odd years later I've still not done this cos it's a bloody stupid idea that only a teenager would entertain.
Can you imagine sharing a house with a manic pixie who skips about the kitchen at 2am on those unusually large feet? Banging pots down on the hob, chopping stuff up, chucking dirty pots in the sink? And if that racket doesn't wake the entire house up, the smells certainly would..
She's an assault on all the senses which is ironic seeing as she claims to have Autism.
It's honestly never appealed to me my husband made me breakfast in bed with re kids for mother's Day, but I actually get up and sit on the edge of the bed to eat it. It's weird it's awkward and like you said it can be messy. I understand the teenagers and students doing in the the privacy of their own room because when you live at home it's your own place but not a fully gown adult with their own house. We don't even watch TV in bed. We have a TV in the room that the kids use when they want to watch different things but myself and the husband never use it.Also: I used to eat in bed quite a lot when I lived in university halls. I don't anymore, because it's gross, you get crumbs everywhere, and I've read some convincing articles which suggest it can contribute to poor mental health.
I can still understand people occasionally eating in bed, but MACKEREL AND EGG NOODLES??? Really???
During the breakfast bowl phase she and LJC were always eating in bed too. The state of those sheets...
I've often struggled with insomnia, and one of the most common recommendations is to keep the bed for sleeping (and sex), and do everything else elsewhere. It's particularly hard nowadays I think, because there's so much we do on our phones, but it really makes a big difference.It's honestly never appealed to me my husband made me breakfast in bed with re kids for mother's Day, but I actually get up and sit on the edge of the bed to eat it. It's weird it's awkward and like you said it can be messy. I understand the teenagers and students doing in the the privacy of their own room because when you live at home it's your ow don place but not a fully gown adult with their own house. We don't even watch TV in bed. We have a TV in the room that the kids use when they want to watch different things but myself and the husband never use it.