You'd not see her for dust IMHO.
You'd not see her for dust IMHO.Jumping a bit ahead but imagine if SB ends up with similar issues to his mother. Now that would be interesting. I wonder how she’d cope with a child who needed his needs met first.
Beat me to it @jenny2603I take it we'll all be using "she wanted attention that's why she tweeted it/wrote it/said it" in relation to Jack next time she's screeching about abuse because someone had the temerity to disagree with her.
She already did (unless that was a clever misdirect)Okay, the results are coming through. "I know I can't stop you. Just please don't use my real name."
There were multiple tiers of pledges on the kickstarter with various rewards, same as patreon. That was the most expensive one.I'm a bit confused about something......my understanding was that the kickstarter debacle was raising money for the publication of a new cookbook that then got delivered late/never to the funders?
But on the last thread there was a quote from a squig about a kickstarter where they ended up having to pay hundreds of pounds for a meal? Can anyone explain it please? Ta
To me it rates alongside Johnson's "Them's the breaks" Trying to relate to the Common people.Re: her last tweet about the M&S deals going up in price/her imaginary VBI, can any Essex fraus confirm whether “that’ll learn me” (as opposed to “that’ll teach me”) is typical vernacular in your neck of the woods, or whether she is adopting that of another, poorer part of the country to seem, well, poorer?
Outdoorsy my arse.
narrator: that will not in fact “learn her” to stop tweeting without thinking
She fucked the M and S meal deal for us all, she should be in The Hague.
I’d say it’s a Cockney and therefore now found as also a Essex/Herts/Kent vernacular, reflecting the movement out from London particularly to new council housing in the 70’s.Re: her last tweet about the M&S deals going up in price/her imaginary VBI, can any Essex fraus confirm whether “that’ll learn me” (as opposed to “that’ll teach me”) is typical vernacular in your neck of the woods, or whether she is adopting that of another, poorer part of the country to seem, well, poorer?
No, it isn't typical. That'll be Jack pinching terms and phrases from all over the place as she really doesn't know who she is, or who she wants to be.Re: her last tweet about the M&S deals going up in price/her imaginary VBI, can any Essex fraus confirm whether “that’ll learn me” (as opposed to “that’ll teach me”) is typical vernacular in your neck of the woods, or whether she is adopting that of another, poorer part of the country to seem, well, poorer?
Blaming Jack for the vegan meal deal being got rid of entirelyShe fucked the M and S meal deal for us all, she should be in The Hague.
“Why lie about something so easily disproven.”
Really makes you think.
FORENTHICKJack doesn't understand the meaning of the word animatronic... pass it on.
You mean animated, you hoop-rinsing melt.
FORENSIC.
I use it. Its a Common phrase here in Scotland and yes, it’s ironic.I’d say it’s a Cockney and therefore now found as also a Essex/Herts/Kent vernacular, reflecting the movement out from London particularly to new council housing in the 70’s.The GLC (Greater London Council) moved us from north London to Essex when I was 2. I’d also say it’s not a common turn of phrase and is usually used ironically. Jackie has picked it up and is using it to *checks notes* reinforce her working class roots. Silly mare.
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