I wanna shout “Parklife” after reading this sentence.'... and a sense of wellbeing,' needs to be in the next thread title
Trying to counteract what she did with Cameron.One of my fondest childhood memories is my Dad playing "Here Comes the Sun" on his deck (which we weren't allowed to touch). This has kinda spoilt it for me.
Tbf that isn't really Jack's fault but as a so called poverty campaigner it seems a bit of an odd stance to be boo hoo hooing for the current PM.
Quite.I will bet a million pounds that a man who refers to his kid's school teachers as "masters" and puts every single qualification and honorific he has after his name was not driving Jack to school in a white transit van, as she claimed.
I do wonder about Jack's admin assistant but I strongly suspect that, as a narc and a neurotic one at that, Jack insists that she maintains control over stuff like postage even though she's shit at it. I had a boss like this for a year or so: she wouldn't even let me contact clients who I was account manager for, so I literally just sat and twiddled my thumbs all day until she resigned and it turned out she hadn't been in contact with them either so everything was in chaos. Given Jack's "concerns" over money it would really make sense for her to try to get some actual value out of the woman she's paying a salary to, rather than just using her as a human shield against angry folk from Kickstarter.
Genius.New thread title...The Patreon Saint of Perpetual Victimhood
Why thank you!Genius.
Yes, could well be, I hadn't thought of that.Trying to counteract what she did with Cameron.
This was just at the start of her DKL era, it was quite the tweet.Being as she was going to stand for Labour locally (I think) and shes all about supporting and helping the poorest insociety, I was surprised to see her getting misty eyed over Boris being in hospitalifwhen he had Covid. View attachment 191961
This is brilliant.Thread suggestion:
Jack Monroe #53 - I grift the mortgaged, I often grift the renters too; It gives them a sense of enormous well-being (Jacklife)
I had a little giggle most of the other people they represent have quite professional looking headshots, while Jack’s looks like someone has got their camera phone out on a Friday night after school, during a meet up on the back fields with friends, drinking cider and have crafty smokes. (No judgement your honour, I myself have partaken in the teenage rite of passage).Has she always had an agent from United Agents? Looks like she has a "presenting" agent representing her from the email address on her Twitter prof.
ETA: looks like she's been with her for a while she's also Allegra's agent... And Jack's bio has not been updated for v long time.
She deffo trying to get presenting gigs though.
That photo is years out of date too. But but Monica Galetti....swoon!I had a little giggle most of the other people they represent have quite professional looking headshots, while Jack’s looks like someone has got their camera phone out on a Friday night after school, during a meet up on the back fields with friends, drinking cider and have crafty smokes. (No judgement your honour, I myself have partaken in the teenage rite of passage).
But her dad wasn't a 'working man', her dad had a full time senior position in the fire service, if he did have a van it was a leisure vehicle so quite a luxury, tbh.Quite.
Also if she is so proud of her "Working Class" roots. Surely she would not be embarrassed by being taken to school in the working man's van.
My Dads second hand transit is costing him 14k. I actually did get dropped off to school in his van, and actually liked it because Ive always respected his work ethic and was proud that he was a grafterBut her dad wasn't a 'working man', her dad had a full time senior position in the fire service, if he did have a van it was a leisure vehicle so quite a luxury, tbh.
Transits are at the cheaper end of the market and obviously you get different sizes which will be cheaper, but you'd be looking at £30k+ new for the standard transits u see about, vans are expensive because they're usually commercial vehicles + leased/financed. Resell value is still high, so even a second hand van would be tens of thousands of pounds. We know someone that sold a transit that is on the brink of being written off & needs a huge amount of chassis work for £6k (!) resell is that strong. It's the only reason I 'let' my husband get our camper, as I thought it was an obscene expense tbh.
I've mentioned before but insurance is huge for it, especially if it's personal insurance because it's such a niche there aren't really off the shelf insurance products for it - we had to go to a specialist for the first few years of having ours (and paid a LOT) & have only just been able to switch over to my normal car insurer to cover it. Fuel efficiency is shit, toll roads etc are more expensive, services mad, I've written this all before but honestly if her dad *did* have a van it only goes to show they've got quite the disposable income rather than some WC scallywags that she's so desperate to portray them as.
As someone else pointed out, that snippet to a school alumni mag reads upper middle class to me sorry
I'm surprised you don't have a 5-book deal to discuss your emotional scarring from the horrors!My Dads second hand transit is costing him 14k. I actually did get dropped off to school in his van, and actually liked it because Ive always respected his work ethic and was proud that he was a grafter
Given the quality of slop she produces, I have to conclude no-one (thankfully, for their own health) is subscribed to this tier.Is she seriously asking people to pay her so they can help her with recipe ideas? Am I reading this right? You get the honour of fixing one of her slop recipes and have to pay for it????
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