Steve forgives you, dear heart xSorry
Steve forgives you, dear heart xSorry
Don’t panic, it’s not the real Nigella.Apologies if this has already been posted!
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Quoting myself because it’s apparently a Mom impersonator!Apologies if this has already been posted!
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This resonated.It was Wednesday but feels like it's been 84 years.
It's a fake account. Mom has an underscore and remains on Twitter.Apologies if this has already been posted!
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Fear not, she's still there suggesting tea and nice plain cake.Apologies if this has already been posted!
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I’m trying to decide what to do with our large expensively acquired over 20+ Years Nigella collection. Her enablement role has put me right off using them and they snoopy me slightly. To lazy to eBay and package. Don’t want to give to charity shop as they are good and buyer may well end up giving her future royalties - it feels a tad wrong but we have a log burner and I’m thinking of going Third Reich.I bleeping love how often her books end up in charity shops any I spot are getting bought and recycled
She'd make an arse of it and get caught quicker than canoe man.Yeah- I have had the same since she really started going for the 'they want me dead!' line. It's upsetting to watch her manipulating so many supremely innocent people so deftly. She really is a tit. Honestly, I just cannot feel sorry for her when she's doing this. She is really ploughing the depths of reasonable behaviour. Even for her.
You know, I wouldn't even put it past her to fake her own bloody death just to 'get back at the haters'. And she wouldn't give a tit about her family either, I'm pretty sure.
She is the real true 'Boy who cried Wolf', isn't she?Probably because she's lied so much about everything so when she starts up with the 'they're STALKING MY HOME' nonsense in real life, everyone just falls around laughing or rolls their eyes.
Freegle? Someone could build an extension out of them.I’m trying to decide what to do with our large expensively acquired over 20+ Years Nigella collection. Her enablement role has put me right off using them and they snoopy me slightly. To lazy to eBay and package. Don’t want to give to charity shop as they are good and buyer may well end up giving her future royalties - it feels a tad wrong but we have a log burner and I’m thinking of going Third Reich.
I refuse to believe she has an active agent - how? The stuff she's done (and not done) over the past few years. Doing the absolute bare minimum for big collabs like Linda and Del Monte, turning up looking like a sack of tit for telly appearances, not turning up at all. Plus the way she carries on when she's going through one of her in demand spells would have you believe she's taking all inquiries/bookings herself. What agent would allow this?
I literally just said the same to my adult daughter!Might just be someone who prefers to use their CC online for security. If you’re good with money, then using a credit card for day to day stuff makes sense, so long as you pay it in full at the end of the month. This also builds up your credit rating and means you can get rewards and perks.
I can throughly recommend a BBQ. My girl called Jack book burned beautifully as a firelighter. The food tasted great too, seeing as none of it were her recipesI’m trying to decide what to do with our large expensively acquired over 20+ Years Nigella collection. Her enablement role has put me right off using them and they snoopy me slightly. To lazy to eBay and package. Don’t want to give to charity shop as they are good and buyer may well end up giving her future royalties - it feels a tad wrong but we have a log burner and I’m thinking of going Third Reich.
We have a family of 6 (all teens and adults now) in what was a 2 bed Victorian terrace, that we've chopped and changed and subdivided to make enough (teeny) rooms for all. Pretty sure it's smaller than Jack's place though. AND we have a lot of crap!Bloody hell. We live (family of 5) in a decent sized 4 bed. Plenty large enough for us. It’s 144 square meters. She must be rattling around in the ‘crappy’ bungalow.
Libraries take donated books. If they can’t put them in the inventory they usually sell them at the library to raise funds (and usually ask if you mind them doing so). I’ve done it a few times and they were delighted.I’m trying to decide what to do with our large expensively acquired over 20+ Years Nigella collection. Her enablement role has put me right off using them and they snoopy me slightly. To lazy to eBay and package. Don’t want to give to charity shop as they are good and buyer may well end up giving her future royalties - it feels a tad wrong but we have a log burner and I’m thinking of going Third Reich.