Jack Monroe #209 Jack Monroe is late to conference

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I was never Mary. More narrator/ innkeeper vibe from me.
I always had to be the narrator and wear my uniform. I never got to be Gabriel with the gold tinsel. (We all know who got that part) or even a shepherd in stripy pajamas and a napkin.
 
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I was the second hump of a camel at junior school… had to hang up my acting shoes (hooves) after that as it could never be surpassed
 
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Sorry to distract from Nativity chat, I came across this today and it reminded me of our friend. This was an especially interesting line: "You can’t argue with someone who bases the entirety of their argument in their personal experience.”


ETA: Not disputing or supporting the argument of the piece either way as I don't have enough knowledge to have a solid position, but I find it an interesting discussion especially in the context of online personalities/grifters.
 
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Translation- She was Mary in her Primary School nativity once
And made it overrun by 2 hours by a) being late, and b) launching into an impromptu monologue about how she brings real-life experience to her role as being forced to sleep in a stable isn't really any different to having a wooden plank over a banister for a kitchen (going from that to a 5 bed detached with a 50 grand extension and Range Rover must have made an epic "What I did over the holidays" essay).
 
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@Falkor please tell us you were a sheep. 🐑
Er, funny you should say that, I was down at my mum's a couple of months ago and she found this photo of me as the Shepherd Boy in the school nativity - I am the bare-legged one in the middle with the sheep tucked under my arm, singing 'Did You See The Tiny Child?' aged 7.

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(And that was a very short piece of hessian and apparently everyone saw my knickers as I ran up the nave and up the steps!)
 
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Nov 8th 2020. So, did we ever see the promised Bond thread? Or is it coming straight after the ‘Daily Pythagoras’ explanation?
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I was "the Virgent Mary" (model's own pronunciation) once in infant school - I had a terrible cold and you can hear me snuffling away all through the video of it. When I stood up from my chair, all the snotty tissues I'd been trying to hide came with me. My acting career never really took off after that.
 
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Bit in bold
I always thought it was “babe” but in an accent.
Used as a greeting, like “lads” or “mate” or “oi Jude sit the duck down I can’t see redcar”


Kept meaning to ask but never got to round to it, I’ll keep my meaning 😂
 
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Er, funny you should say that, I was down at my mum's a couple of months ago and she found this photo of me as the Shepherd Boy in the school nativity - I am the bare-legged one in the middle with the sheep tucked under my arm, singing 'Did You See The Tiny Child?' aged 7.

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(And that was a very short piece of hessian and apparently everyone saw my knickers as I ran up the nave and up the steps!)
Once a risqué shepherd, always a risqué shepherd!
 
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If I could be arsed, Which I can’t, I’d love to make a stand-alone list of “conversations I started but won’t finish” next to the “reasons why I’m not getting into this”
James Bond theory - infected splinter in index finger
Etc
Not as long as the list of times I’ve wanted to grate that 🥕
 
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