I hope her conscious is finally catching up with her.Well it appears she has been into her Patreon account ( probably checking how much money the greedy goblin is scamming off people ) and removed the top tier $84 a month (£64 )where you get to contribute to her new recipes like a ‘sous chef spirit’ . She obviously doesn’t want to appear too greedy (yeah right) or more likely she doesn’t have any new (used loosely) recipe ideas!
Oh and the numbers are back up to 234. Sunday morning Twitter scrolling of her followers catching up on the woe is me !
The market decides!Well it appears she has been into her Patreon account ( probably checking how much money the greedy goblin is scamming off people ) and removed the top tier $84 a month (£64 )where you get to contribute to her new recipes like a ‘sous chef spirit’ . She obviously doesn’t want to appear too greedy (yeah right) or more likely she doesn’t have any new (used loosely) recipe ideas!
Oh and the numbers are back up to 234. Sunday morning Twitter scrolling of her followers catching up on the woe is me !
Yes, it seems to me that Nigella's support for JM comes from a place of great naivety.Somebody’s tweeted her saying ‘wasn’t your dad a Tory chancellor?’. I like Nigella (watching her cook is soothing/relaxing) & you can have different political views to your parents but it’s a fair point.
(still grunking through!)glad he is better now.
The bafta timing cannot be a coincidence.
I sincerely hope so, but I won’t believe it until she closes the PayPal tip jar and starts giving her paying patrons value for their money. Not going to hold my breathI hope her conscious is finally catching up with her.
I have just looked at a Patreon that I support, for comparison.The market decides!
Is that a low number per her followers? I dunno.
I imagine people prefer the chance to tell her about their burnout and wait (in vain) for a response than to actually hand over cash.
It’s a good job we have receipts.....It's something like that that really needs reposting to her Twitter in reply to all this nonsense (not that we here are allowed to of course). So often I wish someone on there would drag out an old post to call out her many contradictions. As when someone challenges her it's easy for them to be dismissed as a troll but reposting Jack's own words might at least prompt some people to think a little more.
This whole in bed for 22 hours business now, it was only the other day she said again she was working 15 hrs a day, 7 days a week?? Why do they have such short memories?!
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Ridiculous now.
This is what the toxic person I have dealt with in my life does. If the kids have tonsillitis it's SEVERE. She once actually had meningitis and when asked whether it was viral or bacterial she said 'BOTH'. She was out of hospital after a couple of days. I always think it's a way of detatching the situation from what anyone else may have/be experiencing. Competitive at being hard done by.Fairly sure 'severe' is her favourite word though. Everything is 'severe'.
(*eyeroll*)
"How do I change my username?"This is what the toxic person I have dealt with in my life does. If the kids have tonsillitis it's SEVERE. She once actually had meningitis and when asked whether it was viral or bacterial she said 'BOTH'. She was out of hospital after a couple of days. I always think it's a way of detatching the situation from what anyone else may have/be experiencing. Competitive at being hard done by.
How do I change my username? Thanks in advance.
I can drink gravy like soup, or a bowl of sewed & carrot drenched in gravy...might do a Sunday dinner today nowin her desert island dishes podcast, she talks about loving roast potatoes (who doesn’t, right?) then she describes how she purées a load of veg up as a dip for said plateful of roast potatoes. I did hoot a bit at that.
horses for courses and all that and I love a spoonful of carrot or celeriac purée with a roast but if I’m dipping my roasties into anything, it’s gravy and a bit of horseradish thank you very much
Yes he was but as you say, she doesn't necessarily share his views. That's not to say she hasn't benefitted from the privilege in terms of connections etc.Somebody’s tweeted her saying ‘wasn’t your dad a Tory chancellor?’. I like Nigella (watching her cook is soothing/relaxing) & you can have different political views to your parents but it’s a fair point.
It's (equine) seminal.I am sure she thinks Potatoes is an important piece of work, but I'm also confident nobody is reading it. Sure there will be click throughs because people [rightly] enjoyed ripping the piss out of that Rees Mogg lassie - but nobody is reading that bollocks. I'd say once you hit on her regurgitating her story, people move on.
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