Even this giant rat stew looks more appetising than the wasp casserole.Saw this painting in a museum today and thought this was a Jack-worthy slop. The baby looks like it's regretting ever having been born.
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Even this giant rat stew looks more appetising than the wasp casserole.Saw this painting in a museum today and thought this was a Jack-worthy slop. The baby looks like it's regretting ever having been born.
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That lad’s over on BlueSky. I wonder if he follows her.It was very odd how Lee Anderson MP (at the time Deputy Chairman of the party of government) appeared on GB News to query where the funds she had raised went and said that her threatened legal action had caused him an entire year of significant mental anguish and then… nothing.
Ah hold up, there’s a white knight here who can explain everything:
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What a tit.
I will say that middle class wankers do wander about calling things ”a protein” and moaning that carbs make you feel ”much too full”. I’ve been to Waitrose, have seen it for myself.That “quarterhack” makes zero sense. Not a single person on the planet walks around a supermarket thinking, “now, where is the carbohydrates aisle?” People shop according to what they will make to eat, not what food groups to buy and then try and conjure up something edible from them. As has been pointed out many times before, what would have been genuinely useful would have been suggested meal permutations from shops spread out over a month to build up a store cupboard of lasting basics such as spices and flavourings, honey, mustard, flour, pasta, rice, tinned tomatoes, beans, tinned tuna and frozen chicken portions, and topped up when needed with milk, eggs, cheese, fresh (not tinned) veg such as carrots, onions and potatoes and cheaper meats such as sausages, bacon and mince: y’know, how people actually shop. “Buy this, and each week, you could make: spaghetti bolognese/chili con carne and rice/spicy beef burgers/bacon or tuna potato skins/sausage casserole/honey mustard chicken with sautéed potatoes/roast chicken dinner/toad in the hole with veg/veg and bacon frittata/Spanish omelette/quiche/mac and cheese with bacon/sticky chicken drumsticks and spicy wedges etc. etc. Teach basic sauces, pastry and batter, and how these can be modified for different dishes, and the methods of cooking potatoes and eggs to produce entirely different meals. But after all, a thousand economy and student cookbooks have already done that over the years, and much, much better. I just don’t get how knowing you have cod loin, snapper and monkfish (££££) already in the freezer saves any money? These aren’t staples. Surely you’ve bought these with a specific meal purpose in mind?
It was a wild night in the canal when for a very brief second we thought he was Emily Maitlis’ husband (or someone like that), and then for an even wilder, briefer second thought we might have uncovered his affair with guest, but alas he was just some blokeThat lad’s over on BlueSky. I wonder if he follows her.
Tenderstem, I've been to Booths this afternoon, it makes Waitrose look like The Food Warehouse. I can confirm the middle class wankery, though. I did not buy any protein. I did buy avocados #classtraitorI will say that middle class wankers do wander about calling things ”a protein” and moaning that carbs make you feel ”much too full”. I’ve been to Waitrose, have seen it for myself.
Liverpool has neither #povlife not arsed though, I got a jar of Cadburys hot chocolate for £2.25 in Homey B’s today!Tenderstem, I've been to Booths this afternoon, it makes Waitrose look like The Food Warehouse. I can confirm the middle class wankery, though. I did not buy any protein. I did buy avocados #classtraitor
Neither does Salford, but we've got an Aldi AND a Lidl.Liverpool has neither #povlife not arsed though, I got a jar of Cadburys hot chocolate for £2.25 in Homey B’s today!
My 15 year old made a sandwich consisting of 5 slices of bread and 4 layers of salami the other day.There was a phase where she pretended to make sandwiches for SB. They were truly bin worthy things of soft cheese mixed with old vegetables, which she then put in a paper bag - a totally practical thing for someone to take lunch in! And don't forget the 'cheap maize snacks' she used to drone on about to go with...
I’m sure in one attempt to get the squigs to guess who she was, she failed so spectacularly that she had to post a second time mentioning razor blades in caps (or some such rit)We all know her “I’m Tommy Shelby, I am” nonsense is ridiculous. But please, take a moment, just a second, to consider that after pretending to dress up as Shelby on Twitter -twice, years apart, and the squigs didn’t recognise it, she then graduated to inventing the lie that someone not only mistook her for Shelby, but had the wit to change “peak blinder” to the vaguely sexualised “perky blinder” and call her itwith a thinspo angle pic of her in a hat, tight top and tit 90s style tartan trousers off the market with a big circle zip pull. It’s beyond tragic.
And even after that, she still had to tell them!I’m sure in one attempt to get the squigs to guess who she was, she failed so spectacularly that she had to post a second time mentioning razor blades in caps (or some such rit)
Surely the only difference is that in the third photo she’s looking to the right?And even after that, she still had to tell them!
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How utterly baffling that none of them got it.
Jesus Christ. I clicked on the link thinks nah it can’t just be chicken, water and salt… but it really is.That bleeping foul upside down fish SPITE pie that was “in her mad wild head” for years that she raced out while on her way to Pontins cos THAT MAN was doing a fish pie.
And every single thing she slopped together on sloppy savers. And on This Morning.
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She is relentlessly tragic.And even after that, she still had to tell them!
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How utterly baffling that none of them got it.
And even after that, she still had to tell them!
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How utterly baffling that none of them got it.