Brian Butterfield
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BUT YOU DON'T CREATE ANYTHING YOU FUCKING GREAT WALLOPER.
BUT YOU DON'T CREATE ANYTHING YOU FUCKING GREAT WALLOPER.
See also: leaving your children in a Portuguese hotel room whilst you go out for tapas with your equally middle class friends of an evening versus leaving your child in a caravan at Butlins whilst you go to play bingo and eat sausage rolls with your pals.This is how you know Jack is middle class. Imagine what would be said about a working class woman who introduced new partners to her children at the drop of her drawers. The middle classes always get the benefit of the doubt.
If you're income relies on reliability I can see why you're having to boil soap hun x
I was just about to say this! Autistic people often take things literally, but it’s not a conscious thing that is pointed out when it’s happening. It falls within the rigidity side of the ‘triad of impairments’ used for autism diagnosis. She’s using a stereotype to reinforce her (IMO fake) diagnosis. I’ve never known a person with autism , to refer to their rigid thought processes while in the middle of doing something like she does.Just a small and trivial point.
“there’s a pie with your name on it. Autistic = incredibly literal”
but this isn’t an example of being incredibly literal is it? It’s knowingly making a play on words. It’s (if it even happened) a self-aware joke, not thinking that if you say “there’s a pie with your name on it” it has to have a name on it, cause you’re autistic and don’t understand idiomatic phrases.
I don’t want to diagnose anyone online and I don’t know a great deal about autism but I am not autistic as far as I know, and I might feasibly, jokingly text someone “there’s a pie with your name on it” if it literally had their name on it, because I’d see it as a pun around the idiom (the pie is meant for you) and the unusual reality (it actually does have your name in pastry)
my point is that this doesn’t seem an autistic thing at all?
I have a partial list for that lolIf I had the time I'd go back through every single thread and note down every Jaccident or bout of mysterious illness that coincided with either a work engagement or her being in hot water over something on Twitter.
Oh yeah the base is right there, what a twotI'm a shallow person to notice this but the kettle in the first link is an electric one. If you look closely you can see the cable, it's been plunked on top of the hob to look fancier.
Sorry to be all taxpayers money about things but why is the NHS spending money it can ill afford on having that gobshite address it's staff? Unless it's to give them an insight into Munchausen's syndrome I cannot think of anything Jack has to offer in a healthcare setting.
This is how you know Jack is middle class. Imagine what would be said about a working class woman who introduced new partners to her children at the drop of her drawers. The middle classes always get the benefit of the doubt.BH’s (better half ) pie she hasn’t so much as pushed the pastry to the edges. Also not blind baked the pastry, so it’ll have a soggy bottom. Is it just me or do they look less like pies and more like little tartlets? They look about 7-8cms across and maybe 2cms deep…. Either way, the oversharing never fails to make me feel deeply uncomfortable. Poor SB. Constant new lovers in and out of his life and his home, it would be seen as disgusting if it was anyone else. Why does nobody who supports her pick up on this?
He squealed "thankyou bestest Mamapapa, I shall treasure this always and think fondly of all those times I saw you drunk and wondered if you you were still breathing. What fun we've had together in this mad life. I am the luckiest boy in the world. Now if you'll excuse me I'm off out to play with my hoop and stick"She has shown us some of her milestone chips. Apparently she gave one to her son, which is very odd.