And didn't she do well to launch the 'nest' into the upper branches of that massive tree, when her shoulders are so ouchy?
And didn't she do well to launch the 'nest' into the upper branches of that massive tree, when her shoulders are so ouchy?View attachment 1470109
Jack ~literally~ cannot lie. Apart from when she’s talking about nesting magpies in the tree she previously said she agreed to maintain in a joint cost agreement with her landlady.
There is so much in that article that makes me want to spoon my own eyes out.Jack Monroe: 'Twitter became like any addiction – this is terrible! I want more!’
As she turns 30, the activist and writer discusses social media, vegan pub food and her on-off love for Labourwww.theguardian.com
I forgot about this interview where she was still vegan and ‘holding out for strictly’
The other catalyst in her decision (to go vegan) was a blog she wrote about visiting a slaughterhouse, the images and noises of which have never left her.Jack Monroe: 'Twitter became like any addiction – this is terrible! I want more!’
As she turns 30, the activist and writer discusses social media, vegan pub food and her on-off love for Labourwww.theguardian.com
I forgot about this interview where she was still vegan and ‘holding out for strictly’
That must be awkward if someone accidently grabs her wrist to show her something or to take her pulse.View attachment 1470139
How does she know, though? Does she ask everyone she meets if they also have magic wrists? What?
Sorry, I’m grunting. But wasnt this Dominic Cummings strategy to bring down Boris? Drip drip drip until he drowned.Molly is playing a blinder, and it looks like it's been really well thought out. Rather than revealing everything at once (which could be easily buried after a day or two) it's a constant drip, drip, drip.
I think it's been months in the making, and she's been waiting for the perfect opportunity to throw it out there. If she has played her cards right she'll be saving the worst for last. The final blow.
I've sadly mostly missed the giga-chaos of the last few days, but came here to mention this.The thing that smacks me in the gut in all of this is SB. I’ve vaguely followed her and been irritated but only really been watching in the last few months when you’ve pinned my eyelids open with match sticks. And my dry eyeballs have made me furious.
If The Poverty is real (I mean if she really did choose to live like that) she chose to put him through misery and being scared and cold and not having clothes that fit.
Since then, she spilled all her shit all over Twitter, when he and his friends and his mates’ parents and anyone else can read it. Kids are fucking merciless and he will be getting the piss ripped out of him mercilessly for that.
And then she did a massive announcement about the summer of fun she was going to give him. And what has the poor little sod got? Mega chaos. No lovely trips, no making memories, just mum ricocheting like a pinball.
I’m a single parent and she makes me RAGE at how shit she is. And also @TheDragonWithAFlagon - that was a brilliant description of living with autism. Brava. And if it’s impossible to lie as an autistic person, no one told my son (who has an actual NHS diagnosis)
She's already filmed her self-eulogy and it includes the singing vidsIf she faked her own end she'd have to return to witness her funeral
Mollys followers keeps creeping up. People are watching. But not commenting. Typical twitter as they don’t want a block to see the action.Looking fairly quiet over on the haunted bird app. I think our tragic heroine might be having an emergency Dino nap. From what I've seen, the second installment from Molly isn't gaining the same traction, sadly, and I'm still seeing heaps of bum-licking from the die-hard squigs. Possibly the calm before another storm? Possibly the nations poverty princess will once again come up smelling of roses. And watered down soap. And, whatever. Wfk.
That's exactly what I was trying to say, if the NHS doctor thought Jack genuinely had ADHD she would be on medication from her doctor, methylphenidate. Instead, Jack is taking sertraline from her NHS gp, but then went and got a private prescription for ritalin (methylphenidate) which is a class A drug. She pays for this prescription around £200 a month and gets her sertraline from her NHS Dr. No doctor would prescribe both together as they are both stimulating so would affect her heart. Obviously Jack hasn't told the private GP about her sertraline as she wouldn't be prescribed both. This hasn't come out of thin air, Jack made several posts talking about this stuff hence why we know there is screenshots. Jack also states she takes tramadol which is also stimulating, for her arthritis. No Dr would prescribe all 3 together so obviously she hasn't told her private Dr about the sertraline and tramadol, she wouldn't have been given ritalin otherwise. Yes the NHS do prescribe it but not willy nilly and especially not alongside sertraline and tramadol.Hi just commenting to back you up, my partner I mentioned earlier in the thread when pointing out that Jack could, if legit, take her private ADHD diagnosis to a GP and get a prescription on the NHS, is on NHS Ritalin, they call it methylphenidate.
The NHS do prescribe it, it’s just under a different name. I would say the NHS is wary of people abusing it though so try to make sure it’s not essentially handed out like sweets. I get things are different in the US as there’s money to be made from prescribing drugs so that probably makes it seem like what the previous poster described
Jack Monroe on self care? Do me a favour have you seen those nails?
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