Well if they’re a registered business that’s well established on Twitter, I’d doubt they’d be handing out lots of extra stock free of charge.
Well if they’re a registered business that’s well established on Twitter, I’d doubt they’d be handing out lots of extra stock free of charge.
Morning grunk so we might have moved on but I bought some aspirational teaspoons a few years ago from tkmaxx. I hadn't realised my children were packing them to use with their school snack yoghurt and now I only have one left.I liked it!
Slightly OT - I am 40 years old this year, My husband does not let me take pots of yoghurt to work because I never bring the teaspoon home. I have to have froobs
I’m late blah blah but have to say - EXCELLENT first postBrand new member, longtime lurker here! I joined to say I found the eBay listing for the vintage cutlery!
Cutlery sets vintage | eBay
<p dir="ltr" style="margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0;">Cutlery sets vintage all stamped can't add all stamped pictures but if need anymore pictures send me a message and will send quick return.collection preferably but can post.</p>www.ebay.co.uk
As you can see where Jack claims to have just purchased two sets - actually 7 were included in the listing - looks like maybe only a couple of extras were thrown in (assuming they weren't also just purchased) - plus that little Rolex spoon was already part of the bundle (as it's pictured on the original listing). And while it's true the listing was under £70 (£60 as sold), there was also £45 postage bringing the total to the sum of £105!
Is this a euphemism?We've all seen her rancid brass kettle
What gets me, every time, is that she receives thousands and thousands of positive messages but must trawl through them in order to find the odd neutral or negative ones to respond to. It's like - if it's not total and complete affirmation then it's RUINED the whole thing for her. This is probably a metaphor for something or other.I love it when she posts lies for highs, then (inevitably) an innocent squiggle says 'maybe stolen?/what about mercury?/are you still vegan?/pronouns?' and she responds with 'HELLSITE'. It's as predictable as the sun rising in the East.
I *despise* liars at any level, but when they have a large platform like this it takes me to another levelYou know what? I couldn’t tell. I thought she was just one these people that was slightly getting on your wick and sometimes said something that hit a nerve but most of the time lived in the background of your unconscious completely rent free.
Yes, it's so weird. The vast majority of comments are positive, with some way over the top "Jesus sent you the Rolex spoon from above, because you are the chosen one. Here's a pic of my shrine to you."What gets me, every time, is that she receives thousands and thousands of positive messages but must trawl through them in order to find the odd neutral or negative ones to respond to. It's like - if it's not total and complete affirmation then it's RUINED the whole thing for her. This is probably a metaphor for something or other.
I have this one, which would perfect for Jack.Didn’t a squig recently say they were unfollowing because the cutlery (weird squirly handled ones) in a pic of slop was expensive and didn’t add up? It’s like her duck you to that.
anyway here are some appropriate spoons
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No, no, she claims not to use her real name on eBay so no one recognises her. People just want to give her things because she's so wonderful, not because of her fame...
I assume the teaspoons and odd socks are having a rowdy party somewhere.Our teaspoons go walkabout and I regularly use baby spoons even though kids no longer babies.
Erm couple things here. Looking at the eBay seller, I can't see any evidence that they are a registered business? They also have only 5 feedback ratings as a seller, the rest of the 887 are ratings as a buyer, so hardly a sign they have been "trading in similar for a long time". Unless I'm missing something here, it would suggest, once again -