At that price, he'd better show up in some EXTRA colourful shirts and pants.
Again I say -“I admit sometimes I poke mine with a chopstick to make the bubbles more defined!”
So basically the recipe is flawed.
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For Turnitin to work, it has to have some of the source material already in its database. So it could only spot Jack's self-plagiarism if it already had her other books in its records.Turnitin?
I bet a fiver Jack will use the word ergo incorrectly in the next day or soLmao. She doesnt shop in tesco. Ergo she hath been disproven.she
Actually I have to disagree about Andy, he is well respected in the food world and he regularly reviews cookbooks as part of his blog, and they are good, fair reviews. I think the fact that he has reviewed it as he has shows what utter distain she is held in by people in the know. She is a laughing stock.This is the type of review that ultimately damages her. As much as Frau Andy's was funny, it was hardly unbiased. If I knew nothing of Jack, I might just discard his review. This poor Irish writer (haven't the Irish suffered enough???) has nothing positive to say, so I'd never buy the book based on this write up.
And 12 points go to Ireland. Chapeau.
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Omg someone post something. Mega post hell.
She yomped to TescoI bet a fiver Jack will use the word ergo incorrectly in the next day or so
Have you ever seen a kid with a tin opener??Millions? Millions of people don't have a can opener?
Plagiarism score: 99% recycled Pumble.For Turnitin to work, it has to have some of the source material already in its database. So it could only spot Jack's self-plagiarism if it already had her other books in its records.
It might, however, be able to ID material "borrowed" from other sources....
They were painstakingly whittled from eucalyptus clippings using a Swiss army style knife! Free chopsticksBecause if you're too poor to own a tin opener, you know where I'm going with this don't you?
Coming from the past to say 'Please sue her, Michael' for next thread title
Also part of the ADHD diagnosis is ruling out other things, and CPTSD is one of those things, hence why they ask a lot about trauma and early childhood. Considering how she describes her time at school it is highly unlikely she would be diagnosed with both (or either in her case).Still grunking but coming from the past to day diagnosed chronic (I assume she means complex which is what the C actually stands for you utter plantpot Jack) MY ARSE. It is incredibly incredibly difficult to find medical professionals in the UK who have the specialism and awareness to diagnose. Most are mistakenly diagnosed with BPD or other related personality disorders. It'd usually specialist psychiatrists that have to be consulted privately who diagnose, and more often it's after long and hard and expensive work finding a good, knowledgeable and experienced therapist where you'll become aware that it's CPTSD - and said therapists can't diagnose.
As someone with actual CPTSD who lives with the utter life altering and life destroying symptoms and repercussions of that, she can get in the fucking bin trying to add another identity to her collection.
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