Dublin’s moved then, has it? Why does she always somehow manage to make the most politically sensitive duck ups?
ETA the rest of my post cos she enraged me so much I pressed enter far too early that’s my excuse and I’m sticking to it!
Dublin’s moved then, has it? Why does she always somehow manage to make the most politically sensitive duck ups?
Aka Patreon money has just dropped so I’m booking a holiday and need an excuse
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Another misstep Jack. The squig was talking about climate damage Due to unnecessary scampering around the world. Couldn’t you use Zoom for the interview? if There is an interview and not just an excuse for one of your jaunts.
IT LEFTDublin’s moved
Yeah work so quiet you can't see or hear it. Bone idle. Sorry I'm raging today, uncharacteristically.Still stuck way in the past, I know there have been many more chaoses since, but as far as I can see no one has shared the prison tamale origin story.
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Amazing how being sent a free cookbook morphed into doing a lot of quiet work on the side with prisoners in just one year.
If only there was a way to do interviews like this without the need to travel for such a short time. Something that you could do on the internet maybe? You could sit in your own house and do it, and they could sit in theirs? Would be so much easier for both parties and wouldn't take so many hours out of your working week.
No flights to Dublin from Southend, she'd have to go Ryanair from Stansted. Headline flight price flying out on Monday is £20, but it's Ryanair so let's triple that. Plus there's the cost of getting to Stansted, and into Dublin city itself.An hour and £15 to get to Dublin? Why does this feel so unbelievable. Does she live in the airport?
Be a bit awkward when she finds out he’s not based in Ireland and was just trying to get out of itAka Patreon money has just dropped so I’m booking a holiday and need an excuse
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also its not an hour away is it? travel time to the airport, getting there a few hours early as well to get through security etc, hour the other end into the city, where does this fit in the £14 in my account , 100 hr working week?Aka Patreon money has just dropped so I’m booking a holiday and need an excuse
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A scarf dropped in a puddle, by a careless leprechaun?EXT QUAINT STREET, DUBLIN DAY
JACK dances down a cobbled alleyway, marvelling at the rustic pubs and traditional cafes [NB researcher please fill in details - we want something authentic but not too authentic]. Irish folk wave as she passes.
The members of B*Witched look up from a colourful market stall where they're haggling for scarves and bangles, and spot Jack's trendy denim ensemble.
B*WITCHED: Noice jacket!
JACK: Get a loife!!
JACK creeps up behind IRISH JOURNALIST, who is green-eyed, rugged and hunky in an outdoorsy sort of way, wearing a chunky jumper. She playfully taps him on the shoulder.
JOURNALIST: H-hello? Do I know ye?
JACK: Oi did say we should get lunch!
JOURNALIST: Jack?
JACK: Boo, oi guess!
JOURNALIST: B-but ye live in Southend.
JACK: Ah, what's an hour and fifteen pounds? Now, where's the crack going on, I need to 'fill me boots'!!
The JOURNALIST breaks into a broad smile, his emerald eyes twinkling. She takes his arm and they go in search of the coolest cafes. His life will never be the same again...
Sending thoughts and prayers to Dublin. Glasgow survived, Edinburgh survived, Dublin will too but none of us should getting these visits.Oh god the thoughts of her coming to my hometown makes me feel ill.
1 pumble per postSo, how much are you all getting paid by the ruling blue blooded lizard people to smear Jack?
I only get minimum wage and monthly vouchers for Nando’s but then again all I do is make smartarse comments.
And no way it takes an hour.So after complaining that the BBC only pays £50 for an interview, she's now paying £15 to travel to a different country for an interview? There's no way it's £15 flat to get from her house in Southend, to an airport, to Dublin Airport, to Dublin City and all the way back again