That made me a bit queasy. I'm not a literal food expert or photographer but I'd bust that bubble in a hurry, it's putrid looking.
That made me a bit queasy. I'm not a literal food expert or photographer but I'd bust that bubble in a hurry, it's putrid looking.still in the last thread and jumping in here to say that the raw egg bubble () in the 'o' of sb's name pie is my aneurysm
Quoting myself like a ninny this is part one, I thinks there’s just too much to put in one post. I’m having difficulty forcing myself to leave stuff out.Let us defer to the Observer for a brief explanation of how Jack versus Lee Anderson, Martin Daubney, Laurence Fox and a bloke called Pat
…The row began after deputy leader of the Reclaim Party, Martin Daubney, posted a clip of an interview he had conducted with Anderson.
At the start of the clip, Daubney refers to Monroe as the “self-appointed representative of the impoverished”, adding she has “sold loads of books. Done quite well out of it. No doubt, probably earns more than the prime minister”. Anderson responds by stating: “She’s taking money off some of the most vulnerable people in society and making an absolute fortune on [sic] the back of people.”…
( Observer 15 May 2022)
Jack immediately leapt into action. At 5.25 on the 13th May she retweeted the offending video, tagging the lawyer who represented her when she successfully sued Katie Hopkins.
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Interestingly, as I write this, the vile video with its career wrecking accusations is still on our heroines timeline, softly, gently ticking up views. All part of her cunning legal strategy I am sure.
At 18.02 Jack tweeted this. It was obvious she meant business.
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Jack continued to tag her lawyer throughout the evening of the 13th, keeping him up to date with the fast moving situation
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Not perhaps quite as often as she counted the number of views of the video
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And she did make time to let us know this interesting fact
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At 7.31 however our heroine seemed to become unsure whether her lawyer had the capacity to accommodate her and, possibly sensitive to the accusations laid against her, she added an important rider to her tweet. She would donate the cash if it wasn’t needed and anyone who couldn’t afford it was to donate. A huge relief to me in particular, mid month is always a difficult time.
View attachment 1569462Unfortunately, no doubt caught up in heat of the moment and keen to help the peoples poverty Princess, not everyone listened
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We will take up the story later that night when Jack returned to our screens.
She’s desperate for someone to buy her a new hoover
You can do it.. it's really very very good already.Quoting myself like a ninny this is part one, I thinks there’s just too much to put in one post. I’m having difficulty forcing myself to leave stuff out.
But wasn’t she just saying a hard outdoor brush was better than her hoover?
Maybe it could be made into a LimeGoss article?Quoting myself like a ninny this is part one, I thinks there’s just too much to put in one post. I’m having difficulty forcing myself to leave stuff out.
It's that repetition of the horrors that does it for me. It's always 'thick thick', or 'soft soft', or some other similar abominable shite.
It’s incredible-leave nothing out!Quoting myself like a ninny this is part one, I thinks there’s just too much to put in one post. I’m having difficulty forcing myself to leave stuff out.
It’s too long. It’s turning into War and bliddy Peace. Someone will need to prune it brutally.You can do it.. it's really very very good already.
If I had the ability I'd NOT make you a pie, I'd buy you a Ginsters tho.
Autistic here and I was just like that as a kid, but mostly not now as an adult because I've come across most things enough times to NOT be fooled into taking them literally. Jack would be the same if she wasn't talking shite.Great work so far, GrannyOgg. Keep it up!!
On the literal autism: I had an old colleague who’s son was autistic. He used to take things very literally, for example: one year at Easter, he was making cards at school. The design of the card was a large Easter egg with smaller eggs made out of tissue paper.
he brought it home and my colleague and her family said well done etc. she said to her son along the lines of ‘that’s a lovely Easter egg, and I like all the wee eggs on the front of it too’. He responded ‘it’s not an egg with small eggs on the front. It’s a bit of paper with tissue paper stuck on it’.
that to me is classic literal thinking for someone with autism.
"BOYD"! whaddya reckon?I think it’s obvious who the other pie is for -
-Name starts with B, ends with D, short enough to fit on a pixie sized pie
-Fictional
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See squigs, your money is going on over-hyped & expensive Dysons. My Miele is much better (& a LOT cheaper) than my old Dyson and I gather that many other brands are also better than those made by that hypocritical suction-botherer.
If she has a computer why do we have to hear about job applying on a mobile phone
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