Yes that is what happened to us. My husband (who unbeknownst to us both was in the midst of a nervous breakdown) buried his head in the sand and hid and ignored bills and official letters.
God, Fantasy Cabinet Twitter gives me the absolute rage.
I know. Grim. Always suggesting celebrities. People are such gormless sheep. Why not go for broke and have Joey Essex, Bez from the Happy Mondays and the meerkats off comparethemarket. com. Makes about as much bloody sense.
Blimey I was only discussing FF with a friend the other day and saying how much we miss having one locally...what's her views on food warehouse? ANY low cost cook of even basic intellectual ability would be recommending frozen veggies etc. She's a poverty bleep, pimping around pretending to be poor whilst secretly looking down her nose. She's disgusting in her hypocrisy
Jack.
I've said this before but I always want to do one that has all the obvious PM: Hugh Grant type of suggestions and then put some horror like Nigel Farage or Trump in there just to see if any of them notice.
There's a book about her and all her disgusting lies, it's called "The Woman Who Fooled the World" and I thought it was really good.Food blogging can be very dark, especially when people don't want to question the evidence in front of them like in the Belle Gibson case.
Belle Gibson - Wikipedia
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Sorry right behind here but this post by @FreezePeach was fascinating, and I think shares a few similarities to Jack.
ARRRRRGH! Just started reading that Belle Gibson thing. I vaguely knew she'd pretended to have cancer but I didn't realise she was also a cancer quack. A few years ago a close relative was undergoing tests for cancer, it was a really scary time and from their sudden dramatic weight loss they actually started to look like they had an advanced cancer of some sort. Fortunately everything was fine and it turned out to be something far l,ess serious and non life threatening but I was doing a lot of googling (my mistake) and for a while it seemed I couldn't move for people hawking CBD oil and other "cures". It honestly makes me murderous- targeting people at a dark and desperate time of their life and giving them false hope is plain evil.Food blogging can be very dark, especially when people don't want to question the evidence in front of them like in the Belle Gibson case.
Belle Gibson - Wikipedia
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Sorry right behind here but this post by @FreezePeach was fascinating, and I think shares a few similarities to Jack.
Poors can only use tins in Jack's world. Or, a mouldy cucumber, dried up lemon half, and some slimey salad you find in the back of the fridge.Blimey I was only discussing FF with a friend the other day and saying how much we miss having one locally...what's her views on food warehouse? ANY low cost cook of even basic intellectual ability would be recommending frozen veggies etc. She's a poverty bleep, pimping around pretending to be poor whilst secretly looking down her nose. She's disgusting in her hypocrisy
Vocal but clueless sums her up perfectlyWow. I didn’t realise she *actually* thought they plucked a figure out of thin airhow embarrassing for her.
Squig is correct but also what needs to be kept in mind is the energy retailers (what Jack is talking about here is the people you pay your bills to so Energy retailers, not energy producers) are currently having to pass on what they are charged by BP and Shell, the actual energy producers. Energy retailers are going bust left right and centre, admittedly with some companies such as British Gas doing well because of this picking up the extra customers, and don’t hold the price setting power she thinks they do.
The fact she’s so vocal and yet so clueless doesn’t surprise me though tbh. Classic Jack.
Outwith is such a useful word.i was shocked when I found out the English don't use it.
How come the squig only gets ten minutes to come up with an alternative recipe? It’s taken Jack two years to write her next dumpster of a cookbook.FFS Jack, log off for a week, please
I'm going to have to make a new account and call myself "ThreeThreadsBehind Trumpet"
Just blasting over from the past to rage at the fact she's making the food bank client (if he/she exists) use DRIED CHEESE in the abominable hoop recipe!
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P.S. Jack, this is not food snobbery, this is first hand knowledge of how foul soggy dried cheese is. Go play with Content.
Iqbal, hun, if you’ve got a Twitter account, now’s your time to shine!
I think it's worth mentioning that others here have pointed out that this brief is another lie: Jack first said she made up this recipe for herself as uncomfort food or depressicipe or similar. The "brief" is just a made up thaaang she's using nowFFS Jack, log off for a week, please
Just blasting over from the past to rage at the fact she's making the food bank client (if he/she exists) use DRIED CHEESE in the abominable hoop recipe!
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P.S. Jack, this is not food snobbery, this is first hand knowledge of how foul soggy dried cheese is. Go play with Content.
I can attempt to answer this one. I love fashion, like a charity shop and also do a bit of selling on eBay for fun. Anything Hermes and Chanel will generally retain or appreciate its value. A fancy watch from the likes of Cartier will usually appreciate in value. Most other things, not so much. As an example, I got a whopping great tax rebate a couple of years ago. I used a bit of it to buy a job lot of designer bags at auction, which worked out at around £89 per bag. Each of them had original RRP of around £1,800. I sold all but one on eBay for around £300 each, and put the money in a savings account. BUT - I was happy enough for them to sit waiting to be sold for months. There was no guarantee that they would sell at all, and absolutely not on any kind of convenient timescale. So I definitely made a little profit, which was lovely, but that was only because I got them cheaply at auction in the first place. The state of, for example her Mulberry Alexa bag, would reduce the potential sales price second hand to most likely under £100.
A Scottish lad called Fraser does! He’s good! I see him pop up on Insta reels to! He did 4 chicken meals for £10 on the last one I saw! I’ll see if I can find and post him!
It’s “Be Kind” Jack next! She’ll have the bad mentals by the wknd!
