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FrumpyCat

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What an utterly cunty thing to say. Just completely unnecessary. Possibly just badly worded, but it REALLY comes off badly.

(Do call handlers wear epaulettes?)
I think she may have meant she wouldn't be cook extraordinaire, best selling author, and saviour of the working classes etc. If it wasn't for her son.
 
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Pocahontas

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Station Eleven is next on my list!! Well. After I finish this shitty one I got on Kindle Unlimited (it's like Divergent meets a caste system. It's dumb.)
Station Eleven is so good. I loved it. They’re making a tv adap of it (of course)

Ooh I loved the Divergent series.
 
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Suzeyq

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To be fair my username is a bit of a giveaway. I don’t live in Motherwell but it’s the nearest town to me that non Scots know.

When I say where I’m from it’s like where?

So Motherwell it is.
I used to live in Hamilton a while back which is in the general area (Not a fellow Scot but lived there for a few years)...

I know what you mean by the where? My stock explanation of where I am from is "you know where Wales is? Well The lump that juts out the opposite side of the map on the east of England it there!"
 
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FrumpyCat

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Because I am technically inept, I can I work out how to do links, but if you search for Jack Monroe mp and Southend Echo the1 May 2017 issue has interesting comments.
 
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skronkywildcat

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Haha. Yes, that's very familiar. I do it mid-sentence sometimes, because apparently some words/phrases need to be said in certain way according to my subconscious. I cringe inwardly every time I catch myself doing that particular trick.
If I think about my accent it goes one way or the other - either exaggerated S London or too RP. I guess normally it’s somewhere in the middle (with a lot of swearing). I had a posh primary school then very rough comp where I had to shed the perceived poshness Quick Smart.
 
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Motherwellgirl

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She was training to be a firefighter when she fell pregnant yes?

Possibly unfulfilled ambitions.

I don’t think she’s ashamed of it.

When I was 21 I was at uni. Living at home and my grant back in the day was 30 quid a week.

Don’t get me wrong I loved it. But there’s no shame in earning what she did at that age.
 
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Keegan

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Fucking YES. Thank you!
Are these recs for me or my son? Or both ? Apart from the gate to women’s country?
I tbink all but the Gate to Women's Country are appropriate for your son!
Some are YA, some aren't, but they are all amazing imho (I'm 32)
 
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