Opinion ā¦. Iāve just watched the BBC spot, interesting, eyes darting off to read cue cards, which shows a little preparation. She looks out of her comfort zone and Iām surprised she didnāt add a āhunā at the end of the Facebook post sheās dutifully hand written onto big revision cards.
The tweakments are obvious, the eyelash extensions, fillers, botox and teeth whitening. Each to their own, I think you reap what you sow with aesthetics and it can definitely become something of an addiction like tattoos.
The lack of self awareness though of going on to television to speak about poverty and privilege when your lip fillers are so fresh they mean you āLiterallyā struggle to form words.
The lack of self awareness after posting a blog where itās claimed you canāt afford shampoo and hot water while fresh aesthetics and Tiffany earrings are on full display.
Sell the Tiffany Earring, the haunted engagement rings, The Emin, Some of your plates, thereās enough to sharpie sign a plate each and post to the people who believe you are of some value.
I donāt see any value, even if you appear on tv for no fee it isnāt value if the information given is wrong. Know your limits. Your limits are fantasy writing.
The posts of her recently in her with a spray tan and the eyes of someone whoās hammock is no stranger to Blim burns compound the whole farce.
Not even TLās mighty Dong can compete in her Twitter quest to be worlds biggest and nastiest penis.
Sorry about the grammar, itās late, Iāve done 605 hours today and still have to open the pathetic wailing DMs from faux poor people who have to eat their tropical fish fried with black pudding and condensed milk.
and it sounds nice when you say it. 
. Where they gave him a uniform and told him to keep it, 'hang it on the back of the bedroom door' and contact them when he was ready.
