I believe that she did a Foundation degree, which she blagged her way into with 'industry experience' (which, according to the blurb you can do, if you don't have formal qualifications) and did a year top up to convert it to a BA degree, as advertised by Northampton uni. She probably lived at home the whole time and never made any friends as she felt inferior to everybody who had A levels. The thing that confuses me is that you DO need a good standard of English....er....
and when he goes back to the #servicestationlife he probably gets a discount on the bacon baps
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I could almost appreciate that she repeats outfits, makes her seem relatable, but then she's just so glib. Having two Dior items on repeat seems a bit tragic. I'd rather have a few good quality pieces from some indie brands on rotation. A bit of variation keeps it interesting, Lyd.
I don’t know how luxury segment is faring from region to region, but overall most luxury brands still continue to see robust sales growth. Note that both consumer expenditure and population are unimaginably larger in Asia, so this still bolsters ailing European expenditure. That’ll at least be the overall situation with the likes of LVMH, though it’s hard to say which of its brands performs better than the rest (or at least I don’t have the info, nor have I looked into it)
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I’m not that good!
TikTok paid and its Lidl absolutely favorite...
nooooooo!!!!!OT but these days Apple certainly does gift and work with influencers. They've ramped it up a lot since the wireless headphones came out.
A couple of years ago they suddenly doubled their overall marketing budget.
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She moves like those Fembots from Austin Powers.
I've noticed a lot of divorced women keep their ex's name if they have kids, only changing it if they get remarried.
LOL isn't that meant to be Bucket and not Bouquet?Lydia Elise up herself millen gets that alot. And isn't ali just like a little lapdog Richard? 'yes dear' *eye roll*
I'd laugh (well worry as well both to be honest) if she had later some kind offspring like Sheridan, honestly it'd either be an eye roll to the point I go blind or just shock and horrorLydia Elise up herself millen gets that alot. And isn't ali just like a little lapdog Richard? 'yes dear' *eye roll*
Think it was that video when she said "the strap costs..." no it wont be probably at most £20 and that's probably extreme as well I'd have logically thought, going off onto a completely different thing but by comparison there's a big time Tea Rooms (Betty's that is) largely by one former comedian who went around the country finding all these things about various things we like in the country and how they're actually made, described it as being the mecca for the tea drinkers of Britain (which it really is) rather though was Taylors the tea merchants who make Yorkshire Tea (make all the things for Betty's since the merger) the things Betty's have in their tea rooms probably would well exceed the value of the properties they occupy (used to have two friends who worked for them in their network support services or what ever you'd call it).First time opportunity dress by Dior fashion team and it FAIL
No wonder Dior wouldn’t want to work with this “proud difficult woman” because she didn’t appreciate it.. (maybe this are some of the reason?)
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Jeans are not her style.. she didn’t pop it on but pop it on the floor
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I’m excited for this car crash
is she gonna stage a fake wedding.
She’s borrowing a wedding dress and a ring!!
Could she really be so desperate to steal Frows limelight that she’s doing wedding content for absolutely no reason
you can fucking swear
Yeah, nobody likes a try-hard!!
Thats some strange coloured skin. She is soooo bloody orange!
Like with (almost the same thing really but rather the more expensive manufacturer in this instance owns the cheaper or is largely a subsidiary of...) Fender own Squier (then for the other sort of large guitar camps as such) Gibson own Epiphone, now not exactly sure if Squier is but know Epiphone are a Japanese guitar manufacturer, barring say the Standard Fender Stratocaster are made in the US, the Standard Stratocaster is made in Japan I believe or certainly the far east in Asia. Random bit of info after the Rickenbacker (like Gibson being by Orville Gibson who is long since gone from this world, rather was far more recently Leo Fender died may as well put Ralph Rickenbacker in there as well lol) Frying Pan (more descriptive term for the shapes look of the guitar) the first solid body electric guitar, Les Paul (Lester Polsfuss I believe his genuine name Les Paul was his stage name) had an idea for the first practical as I'd say solid body, but them at Gibson rejected the proposal having already started the industry of multi track recording and the rest.... then for some reason or other Leo Fender decided to make one and called it the Boardcaster (what became the Telecaster after a few changes) and then later came the Stratocaster
Love that expression 'The Dogs Bollox'
