Hayze2384
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She's had more jobs than Forrest Gump!Can’t believe Jack has worked in a brothel, a rehab centre, and a supermarket that was so terrifying it sounds like it was on skid row. What a life.
She's had more jobs than Forrest Gump!Can’t believe Jack has worked in a brothel, a rehab centre, and a supermarket that was so terrifying it sounds like it was on skid row. What a life.
But that’s fine! Don’t you see? Because he’s the expert in this situation, so if that’s what he believes then the onus is on him to teach you! Win win here.No idea where this will land as I’m permanently on the eternal grunk but I posted a few weeks ago that I’d noticed my boyfriend started following Jack on Twitter. He’s quite left wing and I suspect he is fooled by her politics.
I’ve just had the crushing realisation that it’s seeing her on his timeline that makes him believe our shop for two people should only be £20 a week. He’s only just moved in with me so he has no idea what I spent beyond our ‘fun dinner’ shops on evenings where he’d stay over (he was fed at work the rest of the time). He truly thinks that’s all we need to spend and it’s made me want to scream into the abyss.
I might have to explain what the cabal is after all
She’s a proper Job’s comforter type isn’t she?I'm rattled by her almost-sociopathic glee in misfortune and trauma.
Middle left looks like she's hacking a suckling pig. Or maybe I should put me readers on?
Oh dear god.She did. And then after she done it she thought it was appropriate to be posted online, on her work account.
Please, please can we have the ol' shitting dog trying to be radical on the telly.Camilla Tominey has just mentioned Jack’s tweets on This Morning because they’re talking about food prices and baby milk.
I didn't know that about Irvine Welsh but it explains a lot. Sakes.Stuff like this just reminds me of how up its own backside the UK publishing industry is. An industry that can publish Laurie Penny and (potentially) Jack Monroe and think it's sophisticated, class conscious commentary is an industry hopelessly trapped at an Islington dinner party with no hope of escape like Hotel California.
Whilst I'm loving the fact that Black women are finally being published in real numbers with Black women-centred, high quality fiction (although the US is still miles ahead here), UK publishing really lost working class voices, hasn't had it since Shelagh Delaney and Alan Sillitoe to my mind. Irvine Welsh doesn't count he was a middle class student who dabbled with heroine and met some WC addicts once, made bank off them and been dining off it ever since. He's got all the right woke opinions now so as not to lose his placed in publishing's inner circle.
The fact that any publisher could contemplate putting out a book of political commentary (i use the term loosely) by Jack Monroe says something extremely depressing about our publishing industry.
Way behind today, (I’ve been at WORK, Jack), but unfortunately I think this may be why her book might sell - people are so dumbed down that they’re incapable of critical thinking and want everything told to them like some dystopian horror tale, hence the unspeakably tasteless name she’s elected to use for her ‘book’."trashy" crime novel ..OT
I'm currently reading "Thursday Murder Club". I finally caved in, as it seems to be so popular.
I just don't get it. It's like every stereotype about older people, cobbled together with a thin storyline. Werther's Originals, Countdown, Bus passes etc etc.
But I doubt Jack could do any better. She raved about TMC, having been given an advance copy by Richard Osman .
Agree! Her absolute support of Jack would make me not go anywhere near her other services. How can she be any good, seriously?Hedging her bets as she's rubbish at both, is my guess.
I adore that this therapist lists her specialties alphabetically.
She will use a huge amount of her mobile call allowance on hold to those that must be obeyedI have no wish to see slipnip as I am enjoying my bedtime crumpets...if she can get in a hammock she's not that bothered by RA/OA... what will tomorrow bring? Tush flash?
I much prefer to be able to physically have notes/books. I write in notebooks and I write letters. On Dr Jack's criteria I'm clearly off the scale.... I also WFH on line and have done for well over a decade. I'm such a contradiction! I'll need counselling and a patreon account....Same! Child of the late 60’s. I have very poor eye sight and I struggle to read on a screen! I have photophobia and using a laptop or iPad/iPhone for more than a few minutes at a time makes me feel drowsy to! So I’m so much better with notes in print!
I suspect Jack thinks owning a shelf full of lever arch files are an ADHD/Autism trait!