Has Jack shrunk? I am sure she used to be 5 foot 1.7
Has Jack shrunk? I am sure she used to be 5 foot 1.7
Too bad we can't have swears in thread titlesPosted without comment
Flipping vampire! Well... she can suck the life out of things.
I wouldnt wear jeans until I was about 18 because I didn't like the texture. I got over that, but I still somewhat prefer combats or suit-style trousers.Is it that unusual to not own jeans? My husband doesn’t wear jeans, he mostly wears combat trousers so he can stuff tools in his pockets and if he’s being a bit smart (he doesn’t do properly smart) he wears chinos.
Only for replies though, which is a shameSorry for my rant earlier. I had to go and have a piss and a sandwich to calm down. Guess what though. I've got some news from Twitter that's made me hoot and fizz. Apparently they are introducing down votes. So I'll be there like ET and his glowing finger down voting everysingle
Jacksie
tweet. Toot toot
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HATS!!
Crappy Birthday Jack! Remember, it’s better to give than to receive!
Did she wear that for a bet?The absolute gall of someone who dresses like THIS
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commenting on anyone else’s dress sense.
I had no idea about any of this! Every day is a school day - thanks for the wiki link Falkor!I remember it from my childhood as well, late '70s, early '80s. The boy climbs up a tree and the tiger runs round the bottom of it so fast that he turns into ghee which the mother then makes pancakes with.
The parents were called Big Black Jumbo and Big Black Mumbo. You can actually still buy a rewritten version in Japan, where it's not considered problematic. I remembered it as being about an African family, but apparently it is, was, and always has been set in south India. Just the illustrations in my copy as a child made me think otherwise, I guess. More about its history here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_Little_Black_Sambo
On a grunk so it may already have been said, but let us not forget the recovery time , dear heart.When can I expect to hear about the aneurysm inducing news? I've got a big order to complete and have a tight schedule over the next couple of days. I will need ample time to factor in both the shock and, of course, the aneurysm.
As a child of the late 80s in Northern Ireland I was also given this. At the time (being a child, no Google around) I didn’t realise it was racist.As a child (of the 1970s) I was given a story book called Little Black S*mb*. Cringing thinking about it. It involved a small child and a tiger running round and round a tree from what I recall.
How do you even get half a GCSE.Yet she still only got 4 1/2 GCSE's.
What kind of monster would have butter/lard and salad cream in the same sandwich6) Crisps or maize snacks
7) butter/lard
Oddly enough, Mr Knit mentioned this word a couple of weeks ago - first we've ever heard of it used with regard to sandwiches. He was in Dublin when a younger person in the office announced the xxxxx run. If he had Jacksie's teeth, they would have fallen out. Needless to say, he had a quiet word. Apparently, it's quite commonly used there.I've only ever seen it used in Australia, so I did wonder if the original tweeter was perhaps from here? I just call it a sandwich tbh though.
I've heard sandwiches called that by my dad's generation (he's 57) and older. Not recently though, so maybe someone has told them.Who calls it a sambo?
Jack, on this very special day I just want to say
Happy St Patrick’s Day!!!
Oh no I’m sorry! I didn’t realiseIt’s been six months since I moved to this hellscape, the people up her weren’t expecting a non-binary tattooed leftie like myself, and it shows but my god, I’m here and I’m bloody well staying!
I am at risk of tattle ban for trying to moderate the conversation.
I did not appreciate the reference especially given the discussion about sandwich abbreviation name.
Mods, hit me with it, I had to say it.
ETA shite, posts merged.