I've not caught up yet, but don't feel bad.
and you can only take my word for this because I have no proof but I actually know this person quite well, at the height of the mouth painting phase as well, and she's perfectly capable of drawing and painting with her hands. She's a bit of a munchie. 
Action Fraud. You don't have to be the victim to report, I just the same way as if you saw suspicious activity in the street, you'd call the police:
The only thing I can think is a Jack Stan retweeted it, and then a few others have blindly followed suit?
Oh it’s definitely advertent. If that’s a word. Strip away the cosplay and she’s a plain old white bread bog standard middle class girl. Ie a hugely lucky privileged person. And shes Embarrassed by that. Which is the epitome of privilege
I tried working out a timeline of tattoos while I was scrolling through her insta. But obviously it doesn't go back to the pov era.
Not the Charity Commission, as they only regulate charities. The Fundraising Regulator might be somewhere to start or Action Fraud. But The Fundraising Regulator ask that you contact the organisation or fundraiser first.
If you know her quite well, can you point out that she's fundraising for a defunct charity and should update her shop?I've not caught up yet, but don't feel bad.
I can prove to mods if needed but only if there's an option to do so privately.
This pic makes me lol, she thinks she's James DeanSo posing topless with tats on your arm and smoking a ciggie while wearing Kangol briefs proves you're not cis? Whatever
She’s the best of us 
and all the other boohockey we’ve come to know and hate. Has Jack gone around Twitter with a damn Men in Black mind wiping pen or what? It’s really sickening.Action Fraud is likely a good catch all due to the number of different layers - of course not forgetting fraudulent misrepresentation:
Her writing then was boring, but not as bad with all the superlatives as it is nowadays.
Whilst I agree. There is a charity shop in leigh ran by very cute old ladies and I got my kids brand new items from gap for 20p a piece I said to them are you sure but they didn't care. Everything in that shop was always ridiculously underpriced. Rare I know but perhaps its true...So did she just choose not to tell the charity shop that they could get far more money for this coat, because she's so kind and ethical? But it's a lie anyway, isn't it? It's charity shops according to people who don't go into charity shops. 50p for a coat in a charity shop is when it's on the sale rail of stuff they can't get rid of no matter how hard they try, because it's ugly or scratchy fabric or similar making it unpopular. You can't even get a Primark t-shirt for 50p in most charity shops, and you never could at any point during her lifetime.
Similarly with the alleged "Viv" really. Unless that was one of those high-end pop-ups a bigger charity might occasionally run to sell designer goods to well-off people, then it plainly just a lie. There isn't a charity shop in the country where they'd get in "a load of Viv" and just not know what it is and make no attempt to find out and so they shove it all on a rail for the same price as the ex-M&S stuff, and there it lingers until Poverty Jack comes in and kindly takes it off their hands without a word of "by the way given that you're a charity I feel morally obligated to mention that you could make quite a bit of money of this stuff."
It's bollocks. (
Assuming that she really intended to become a teacher (hahahahahaha) - what qualifications would she need? In my area (overseas frau here) people who want to be teachers do an undergraduate degree and then do a one- or two-year program after that to get a B.Ed. And in their undergraduate degree they have to major in one or two "teachable subjects" - basically any subject where there's a course or series of courses in primary or secondary school, depending what grade they want to teach. How would doing a degree in Social Policy and Crim qualify someone for a teaching job?
)Having worked for the British legion,Most people take their coats off in coffee shops so they Feel The Benefit when they go back outside, so maybe that's the reason why 3 out of 27 people had paper poppies pinned to their coats. They were the only 3 actually wearing coats indoors.
I love her silly stories. She's such a goose.
I will say 'my eyes were opened'Not without
myself unfortunately.Don’t forget the lack of driving, these RAF bases are huge, and they have roundabouts!Wtf was the arthritic, asthmatic, crumbly shouldered, mathematically challenged smol pixie expecting?
You could also mention tinned potatoes better/cheaper than fresh. Nobody believes that surely?
I genuinely can’t work out if I live somewhere really posh (it doesn’t feel it!) but as. Charity Shop Frau (certainly not posh enough to be calling things thrift shops) no adult jackets would be 50p. Kids clothes or books maybe but even the M&S suit jacket I bought for job interviews was £1.25.
Wasn't one of the go fund mes for books? If so the Trussell Trust would be obliged to buy Jack's books with the donation money as that was what the fundraising was for- phrasing it like that it shows how much of a 'you scratch my back I'll scratch yours' Jack has with the Trussell Trust
I agree with you and feel very sorry for her parents.
The books fundraiser - money went to Jack, Jack bought her own books, Jack sent the books to the Trussell Trust.Wasn't one of the go fund mes for books? If so the Trussell Trust would be obliged to buy Jack's books with the donation money as that was what the fundraising was for- phrasing it like that it shows how much of a 'you scratch my back I'll scratch yours' Jack has with the Trussell Trust
I am seeing the quote 'even Woodward and Bernstein went out for a burger now and then' in a different light
Jack's tattoos are just woeful. I have about 33% of my smol body tattooed so of course I have some badly placed and badly drawn work on me but in my defence I started in 1985, not 2010 when there was an absolutely vibrant and talented tattoo scene already happening.
