That's her whole thing though, isn't it? Being the face of poverty / austerity, a self-appointed spokesperson, so she can be included in things like this and the tories think they've ticked a checklist of hearing from the poors. It's farcical but also depressing.Coming back to this because those recipes make me feel sick, what relevance is her very limited experience from 10 years’ ago anyway? The benefits system has completely changed since then. It’s about as useful as her Lucca restaurant suggestions
And knowledge and learning.She’s allergic to flavour (and texture)
Saw copies of the book in supermarket this morning, all untouched 5 copies. Hid them behind a TK book. Last thing anybody strapped for cash needs is a copy of Grifty.There isn't anything new or interesting in the Sunday Express Grifty supplement - I've attached it behind the spoiler below for completeness.
They haven't even named her on the front page advertising it!
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It made me wonder if all their books are this bad.The publishers must have known how shit this book is -
Yes, and weirdly, an expensive keyboard that sits on top of a pricey Cotswolds sideboard. It doesn’t even have a proper seat. Why would you spend all that money on something and not utilise it properly. JokerThe piano thing has made me chuckle, coming up with a plausible alibi that weaponises frugality in a gotcha moment against her trolls…
Forgetting entirely that most households don’t also just happen to have a piano laying around
And growth, development and poor people.And knowledge and learning.
Saw three in asdas yesterday - bored of lunch was sold out so I covered GK in pinch of nom and a copy of ‘Elizabeth’ by Giles Brandreth (I’m sure he’d approve).Saw copies of the book in supermarket this morning, all untouched 5 copies. Hid them behind a TK book. Last thing anybody strapped for cash needs is a copy of Grifty.
I have no idea what she will be wittering on about today in an attempt to astroturf her timeline, but I hope this FT article is posted after every tweet. The Guardian article walked so this one could run. Sue ‘em Jack!Appearing in the FT is serious. They have the investigative journalists that have exposed some of the biggest financial frauds in recent times.
Also just makes a mockery of the problems so many renters face. I consider myself super lucky because my rent is low and the flat is in a good area, but equally we have to clean black mould off every external wall monthly, it’s so damp I can’t keep flour in bags in the cupboards (or salt in my pigTaking a snapshot of her media currently, seeing as she's so committed to attempting to wind us up with non stop posts about Mizzle by Farrow and Ball. Only succeeding in making herself look ridiculous, again.
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Frau's doing God's workSaw three in asdas yesterday - bored of lunch was sold out so I covered GK in pinch of nom and a copy of ‘Elizabeth’ by Giles Brandreth (I’m sure he’d approve).
Wait a minute, she has a nail brushWho the fuck cleans a sofa with a nail brush?
So strange that I seem to be able to receive emails that don’t automatically head to spam-what bad luck Jack has. Nothing to do with the threat of small claims court that she’s responded, I’m sure…
She looks like a smug toad seated in a mud hollow and clothed in murky orange, the colour in bru goes when mixed with pish. The smugness disgusts me most.
My house is like balamory..I had the same Abigail Ahern lamp( gave it my mam .. not Rose west) and I have certain ceilings painted not white ...she's stalking meMy kitchen and hall and stairs are both painted in churlish green (we bought far too much when we did the kitchen hence using it up. That's a thrifty tip for you all)
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