According to Jack she just upped and walked out on her one day.Quick question.. Is she in a relationship? Don't know much about her, but I thought I read she was living with an executive who works with Channel 4? One of her latest tweets implies she's a single parent?
Then we can call her a melt
Didn't she try to take PM down but he swatted her away like an annoying fly.Piers Morgan vs JM? Could be interesting.....
I lived in the South East for a few years as a child. I failed my 11+ and got put in awful comprehensive before we thankfully moved back to South Wales and then went to a shit, but slightly less shit, comp! It is unfair to judge a child's intelligence via a test they can be coached for, and essentially begin determining their career trajectory aged 11 but whatever. When you're in an awful state school, it's largely down to yourself to pull yourself out of that. I wish it wasn't that way but it is. And people across the country experience this. Life is unfair, the odds are stacked against so many. Be grateful you were able to secure a job where you earnt £27K by the age of 22 and then were ultimately able to forge a successful career as a writer.“I failed my grammar school, I got four GCSEs”
I wonder who she blames for that?
I can see this getting really out of hand. Its one of those things where I peeking out from behind a sofa. It's going to go to shit and the result is SOMEONE'S going to get hurt.Yes ABSOLUTELY x
Are we doing #lockdowngardens now? Yes, absolutely!Haha, should have put a caveat my main experience is house plant related! Have taken up 'proper' gardening in lockdown which has been a baptism of fire tbh! What I have mostly discovered is that you should check if it's in the right place in the garden/roughly the right kind of soil/ the right stuff to hang on to. Def feed it from time to time, and apparently pruning the fuck out of things at the right time is essential to enhanced health and growth.
I read this the other day which was quite helpful https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=463
And Tom’s a member of the Groucho too, I’ve seen him in there a few times. Could be awkward if she runs into him (obviously, she’d just hide in the toilets)First time I’ve seen a blue ticker in the wild engage in the debate!
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Jack's new catchphrase appears to be "have a lovely day"
You have gardens? Fancy! I don’t have a garden. https://giphy.com/1AfroCmPFy9fTdaxnkAre we doing #lockdowngardens now? Yes, absolutely!
To be honest they both come off as insufferable beasts - but I did laugh when the grandfather was brought up and she goes, ‘My grandfather is DEAD.’I've found the Edwina Currie clip online!!! Here's the link:
And the Edwina/Jack bit is around the 32:00 mark. I love it!!!
It was Jack's tactic to shut down Edwina, because her fake poverty was being outed live on TV!!!!I did laugh when the grandfather was brought up and she goes, ‘My grandfather is DEAD.’
Disappointed it’s not this year, would be hilarious to see a rant about a doc from her ex “wife”Jack's ex, Louisa Compton, who had the good sense to leave Jack and run for the hills, commissioned last year a Channel 4 doc on poverty. "Growing Up Poor" - about children in poverty and having troubles. It's quite funny to think - that Louisa was involved with Jack, having to listen to her pretend-poor life and all the bullshit - and she was thinking, "well I've done a doc on real poverty and it's nothing like your life"!
I really dislike edwina but this is so cringe, it’s like she imagine no one else has prepared/ researchedIt was Jack's tactic to shut down Edwina, because her fake poverty was being outed live on TV!!!!
I went to Grammar School. Have never earned anything close to £27K and my career includes being a bank manager in the early 90s.I lived in the South East for a few years as a child. I failed my 11+ and got put in awful comprehensive before we thankfully moved back to South Wales and then went to a shit, but slightly less shit, comp! It is unfair to judge a child's intelligence via a test they can be coached for, and essentially begin determining their career trajectory aged 11 but whatever. When you're in an awful state school, it's largely down to yourself to pull yourself out of that. I wish it wasn't that way but it is. And people across the country experience this. Life is unfair, the odds are stacked against so many. Be grateful you were able to secure a job where you earnt £27K by the age of 22 and then were ultimately able to forge a successful career as a writer.
https://giphy.com/iihwDnJndz6GV5rd69Hi all, hope you're all good! I took a bit of time off here over the weekend, and now seem to have a bit of Grunking to do... don't know if I'll ever catch up
Babe, same! re: the shit comprehensive. There are no grammar schools in my area so I find that whole thing so weird. Like I understand the idea of wanting to give intelligent WC pupils a better education but 11 is very young and also the privilege is inescapable as not all kids have parents with the time, effort, money and knowledge to encourage / supervise them with studyingI lived in the South East for a few years as a child. I failed my 11+ and got put in awful comprehensive before we thankfully moved back to South Wales and then went to a shit, but slightly less shit, comp! It is unfair to judge a child's intelligence via a test they can be coached for, and essentially begin determining their career trajectory aged 11 but whatever. When you're in an awful state school, it's largely down to yourself to pull yourself out of that. I wish it wasn't that way but it is. And people across the country experience this. Life is unfair, the odds are stacked against so many. Be grateful you were able to secure a job where you earnt £27K by the age of 22 and then were ultimately able to forge a successful career as a writer.
When Rachel Johnson is the most sensible and level headed on a panel, you know you’re in trouble.To be honest they both come off as insufferable beasts - but I did laugh when the grandfather was brought up and she goes, ‘My grandfather is DEAD.’
Not that it’s funny her grandfather is dead, of course - just the dramatic way she says it, like she’s a character in Days our Lives.
Ok so around the time she got annoyed because Jamie Oliver had a lockdown series on C4? She was obviously hoping the gig should have gone to her?They spilt up around *checks calendar* May 7th.
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