She must have been drunk during thisAt just after 1 hour on the second last one here, Jack says the 'n word' in full
She must have been drunk during thisAt just after 1 hour on the second last one here, Jack says the 'n word' in full
In vino veritasShe must have been drunk during this
Even if she wasn't, she'd say she was. Fair play to those able to listenShe must have been drunk during this
Just the last 5-10 minutes, I'd recommend it, she's really telling on herself. She got 7 million views in one week for the piece she did on Diane Abbott so it was worth all the racist abuse by white supremacists which Jack was, according to her, the target of.Even if she wasn't, she'd say she was. Fair play to those able to listen
*Self quote wanker*The 'housemate' story sounded weird to me at the time, but I never could quite put my finger on it then. Obviously, now I know so much more, it just being that she moved back home makes perfect sense!
I live with my mum. It does get the occasional funny look, but I really do not give a monkeys. Darwin has a stupidly high crime rate. Our suburb mainly just suffers from car and property theft, rather than the s*x assaults and violence others do. The rental market is insane, greedy landlords (some put rents up $150 PER WEEK after the influx of southerners escaping Covid happened) and a property shortage make places even for the reasonably well off, super hard to find. There's no way I could get somewhere I'd feel comfortable moving to tbh. I'd rather stay here, in relative safety and affordability (I do pay my way) because whilst it's not ideal, it's the most sensible option for us.
less Only Murders In The Building, more Only Grifters In The crappy Bungalow@Blurp Maybe we should make a podcast.
I actually can't believe she said that. No need whatsoever. I don't even believe that people say that phrase to her.At just after 1 hour on the second last one here, Jack says the 'n word' in full
I agree. The way in which she phrased it seemed very '60s America' to me rather than what would be said in England.O
I actually can't believe she said that. No need whatsoever. I don't even believe that people say that phrase to her.
Her voice makes me die inside, is there nothing she can do about that awful nasally whine? Not a voice for TV let alone the rest of what comes with her
Theres nothing wrong with moving back home or living with your parents.*Self quote wanker*
I realise it's a privilege to have a mother with a house to come back to. I moan about the state of it, but I am truly grateful nonetheless. Jack won't ever acknowledge this privilege though because it doesn't fit in with the POV
I am sure Jack thinks she sounds like Alex Polizzi.Her voice is awful, she just speaks through her nose (as well as her arse) so much.
she just speaks through her nose (as well as her arse) so much.
This i am sure she could have worked something out, childcare is really expensive but im sure between her and his dad they could have afforded a few hours. If they couldnt do it themselves and if the excuse is well we were working so we needed a rest after, then she can duck right off. Most parents work long hard shifts and still come home and raise their kids no matter how tired.The gripe I have with her reasonings for walking out of the fire service job is that they are all so shifty.
If child care was the issue, why could she not have worked this out between SB's dad, family and friends? If SB's dad was working a day shift only job, why couldn't she work nights or vice versa? They weren't in a relationship, so it wouldn't have mattered to be 'passing ships'. Why couldn't somebody mind SB just for a couple of hours, instead of walking miles, handing out CVs with 'a screaming toddler' in tow (her own words).
If sexism was the issue, where was the ballsy attitude she so openly displays anywhere she can? Were they not shocked enough by having a woman on the crew, Jack?! Either she didn't get the reaction she wanted, or there may of been animosity from her dad pulling strings?
Didn't she have some drama with SB being 'forgotten about' by the person meant to be collecting him, so she could never put him in childcare again after that?The gripe I have with her reasonings for walking out of the fire service job is that they are all so shifty.
If child care was the issue, why could she not have worked this out between SB's dad, family and friends? If SB's dad was working a day shift only job, why couldn't she work nights or vice versa? They weren't in a relationship, so it wouldn't have mattered to be 'passing ships'. Why couldn't somebody mind SB just for a couple of hours, instead of walking miles, handing out CVs with 'a screaming toddler' in tow (her own words).
If sexism was the issue, where was the ballsy attitude she so openly displays anywhere she can? Were they not shocked enough by having a woman on the crew, Jack?! Either she didn't get the reaction she wanted, or there may of been animosity from her dad pulling strings?