I admit I only skimmed this latest thread but “notoriously deliberately private address” made me
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And also knows duck all about foodbanks. If you were handed tins that required an opener the volunteer would happily sub them for ring pull tins if you told them you couldn't open them. In the highly unlikely event none were available they'd sub in packets or something else that you could use. Sadly foodbanks are used to dealing with people in all kinds of tricky situations whether that's having no power, no cooker, no hob etc and will always try to find a way to help. If Jack had spent the last decade working behind the scenes she'd know this already but she hasn't.She really has never been poor has she
This reminds me of Bean Dad on the haunted bird hellsite, if you remember him.To be honest, I don’t really even understand her explanation of how to open a can, does she mean you should stick the knife into the top of the can and bash the end of it with a hammer? If you somehow actually end up opening the can without injuring yourself, you’re 100% going to have destroyed the knife which is arguably going to be more expensive to replace than if you just bought a 50p can opener?!
I mean maybe her suggestion is better than nothing if you’re in an emergency and don’t have a tin opener, but she cannot seriously be suggesting that as a long term method of opening cans.
Sorry I’m rambling here but I’m just baffled by this.
Sounds a bit like COOKING to me, and Jack is not a cookAnd also there's that clever method (which she has used) where you measure the cooking liquid carefully so it doesn't even need draining. Same for rice - two to one volumes of boiling water to rice, pinch of salt, pop a lid on, turn it right down, cook till the liquid is gone then just leave it to steam with the heat off. Perfect.
Is a hungry neighbour not someone with an unmet basic human need? We shouldn't worry about people going hungry until we've solved the problem of people going hungry?“ Proselytizing about the indignity of unmet basic human needs is futile when in the immediate here and now, millions of our neighbours are going hungry behind closed doors. First we feed the people, then we plan the revolution.”
make it stop! Please. Cringing inside out here.
Someone's been sniffing the glue! A pack of 10 dish cloths is about £2.50. Pritt stick or pva won't stick on fabric.
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tldr: jack explains to twitter how twitter works
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Why is she telling people to get multiple knives when she only ever uses a serrated bread knife for all jobs![]()
She practices being hard in front of the mirror doesn't she. With her Sloppy Shelby hat on.Although, let's be honest, if she had a face to face confrontation, she'd be quivering like a shitting dog.
Why not just cut up the bleeping pillow and wash when needed? Why does everything she does have five pointless steps like she thinks she’s in the bleeping Boy Scouts.
Or how much would one be in a charity shop ffs.Also food banks give out tin openers.
I remember my grandad using one of these and it was lethal. It also left the lid sticking up and jagged, like a circular, spiky razor. Christ knows what state a knife/hammer/mallet approach would result inAlso food banks give out tin openers.