I had to check the date stamp to check these weren't historic tweets.Sweet Jesus - does she just paste and copy previous tweets of her own. I know I’m not a psychic so I have defo seen this tit before. Heritage jack can just duck off!
I had to check the date stamp to check these weren't historic tweets.Sweet Jesus - does she just paste and copy previous tweets of her own. I know I’m not a psychic so I have defo seen this tit before. Heritage jack can just duck off!
You can get taytos in Tesco’sOh god, Plastic Paddy Jack is going to be the worst.
I've an Irish father and an Irish husband and I wouldn't dare go on about Ireland the way she does.
ETA: you can buy brown lemonade in Sainsbury's. You can get Taytos online. Grated cheese baps are not inherently Irish. Cinnamon lozenges are in Asda. Why does she talk about these things like they're never to be seen again?
Fifteens??? We had a whole bleeping thread about those. Don't pretend you don't know, Jack.
I’m having a de ja vue moment here, haven’t we had fifteens recently?
The overuse of the exclamation mark is so annoying. I have enough self awareness to know I am sometimes guilty of this. I am having a word with myself now.
Not to go full Jack but that's made my night.You can get taytos in Tesco’s
Such a good point. It's always the way with her, isn't it? Go for the lowest hanging fruit, the easiest stereotype, and we're a nasty handful of grockling trolls if we point out that maybe not perpetuating insulting stereotypes would be best.The fact that she automatically assumes Irish dishes contain loads of booze is really bleeping offensive.
Didn't we have a sweepstake about what Black N Cheese might be when we saw it on a post-it? Who had black pudding in macaroni cheese? (I was convinced it would be squid ink.)
Ahh, the return of Oirish Jack so it is! How I haven't missed this iteration.
Why does she bother doing these threads if she’s just going to pipe up with “tried it!” or “yes I love that!” at every suggestion?