Ordinary in fact, the opposite of kooky, unique or unusual. Jack is a try too hard as evidenced by the weird fresh lemon groping on DKLI maintain that her voice is very older lady Church singing
Ordinary in fact, the opposite of kooky, unique or unusual. Jack is a try too hard as evidenced by the weird fresh lemon groping on DKLI maintain that her voice is very older lady Church singing
Totally agree. Love him or hate him, he has humility.I know a lot don’t but I really like him! He gives the people around him so much credit, it’s not all e, myself and I.
“We failed, Marcus smashed it”.
Take note Jack.
I hadn't realised that he wrote the music for the last 2 series. I hope you know who doesn't get any ideas.A little light reading about JO - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/ar...-things-we-learned-when-he-spoke-to-joe-wicks
I assume by her mentions that she's posted this on twitter too. Just to show her new followers what an amazing #activist and #foodpovertycampaigner she is. When in fact the money donated was used to buy her books, lining her own pocket and adding to her sales figures.It’s rather indulgent to quote oneself, I know but I am not entirely sure this is a coincidence.........
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Suddenly that Little Britain character based on Dennis Waterman is in my head. Write the theme toon, sing the theme tooon. Do do do do di dooooI hadn't realised that he wrote the music for the last 2 series. I hope you know who doesn't get any ideas.
I remember watching it at the time and thinking what a bleeping car crash it was. Mr Moo watched it and just started laughing!!OMG, it's so much worse than I thought it would be! I had not watched it before for fear of what I would see. I was right.
I get a sense of her covering her arse. I wonder she has proof of donations.I assume by her mentions that she's posted this on twitter too. Just to show her new followers what an amazing #activist and #foodpovertycampaigner she is. When in fact the money donated was used to buy her books, lining her own pocket and adding to her sales figures.
Ahhh . The clip of the podcast made me tear up!A little light reading about JO - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/ar...-things-we-learned-when-he-spoke-to-joe-wicks
I know she intends this to act as proof that she has done something measurable and useful for the cause of food poverty (can't let Rashford have all the glory, init) but it actually just screams that she's been caught out defrauding good-hearted people for a couple of years.It’s rather indulgent to quote oneself, I know but I am not entirely sure this is a coincidence.........
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Why, Blurst, why?! You terrorOh no, I've somehow ended up on that bloody singing video again...her whispery voice around 5.05 just kills me
OH, that was lovely and so very honest - which is the fundamental appeal of Jamie. He is decent, honest and true.Ahhh . The clip of the podcast made me tear up!
Ahhhh this wonderful description is almost enough to make me watch it. Unfortunately I am SEVERELY allergic to watching Jack and so must refrain. It sounds magnificent.Oh that singing video....
The Partridge/Brent esque “what, little old me, SING, SEVERELY WELL??” introduction.
The whispery voice
The bit at 04.53 where (in her own mind) the trembling, yet breathtakingly brilliant singing ingenue finally lets the music take over and shuts the lyric book and sings with closed eyes.
The bit where the startlingly wonderful singer finally finds the joy and confidence in her exquisite voice and flashes her eyes at the audience, stepping into and taking her power, right on the lyric “bolder”. Because she, also, felt bolder!
Then the bit where she cocks up the timing of the word older. Don’t mention.
Then the bit where the winsome emotion of the music tempers her power, and her voice whispersings the end (but still exquisitely).
Then coming back down to Earth after the joyful yet bittersweet climax of the music, and finally realising the debt of gratitude she owes her Twitter followers, who weren’t pricks when she posted another singing video. They truly have done the world a service, by letting her beautiful light finally shine.
Thankyou. Truly, thankyou, 96% of twitter followers. You are more wonderful than you know.
She made it last Sunday when her parents visited for lunch.Also, won't that dish be off by Sunday.