Grunking but
I've never wanted to drive to Asda so much in my bleeping life
Back to grunking
I've never wanted to drive to Asda so much in my bleeping life
Back to grunking
They were an engineer who needed an equation to workWhat’s Big Maths?
Is it writing the sin rule in big, curly letters on the first page of your squared paper exercise book or something?
So we’ve gone from granular maths to Big Maths. She really needs to stop. She is making herself look idiotic.
(Mathematics is beautiful though and those who devote their lives to writing equations on boards are . I mean, whoever discovered imaginary numbers must have been a bit off the wall)
Grunking, but she's also using very similar ONS tone of voice and language! Someone's been schooled...The ONS have told her she's talking pish, haven't they? She's backtracking like mad.
Because at the end of the day. It's all about Meeeee and my povertyAnd now we get to the heart of the matter... the real reason she is pissed off is because the cheap pasta isn't available in Shoeburyness Asda.
Wasn't it the BBC who actually headlined one of their online reports with the 344% figure? So they can't get out of that decision by blaming the "fast flowing interview situation".
Or a netflix documentary. Not Netflix perhapsI would LOVE for Channel 4 to do an exposé on that.
Imagine if the notebooks are discovered by a historian in a 100 years time as part of a look back on food prices. “So all my research points to the fact that the Asda in Thorpe Bay had some of the best basic range food prices over the period 2012-2022 in the Uk. 20p for pasta is astonishing. It’s actually been the same price for 120 years. But these moleskin diaries seem to throw all my calculations into utter confusion. I just can’t understand it at all?”Does she actually think her notebooks have evidential value? And how does the purchase of moleskine notebooks in 2015 fit into the poverty timeline?
I am speculating here, but imagine someone submitting an article to the FT, FT then fact check it, take legal advice on any potentially libellous claims, approach the supermarkets for their right of reply, and then softly, gently, tell the author the article can't be published as it's all bullshit hence sparking a narc meltdown?
Apparently so. It devalues the phrase to meaninglessness so it's not effective when we actually need to use it. Feminism 0, Squigs 1.Is any example of a man explaining something now called "mansplaining"?
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Who was it who predicted an accusation of mansplaining? The squigs have gone there. How dare *checks notes* the editor of the FT tweet about economic news?
Also, if I have to read the phrase "lived experience" once more today, I shall perish. Anecdotes =/= data, even in quantity.