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Sali Hughes #23 Swipe up Sali!
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I don't know what you're all complaining about - that piece is a revelation!
No more paying a leopard hunter and having my atelier knock up a new coat every year in the shape of the season, away with the indentured nonna rustling up my daily spag bol, nor commissioning the local master craftsman every Sunday when we fancy a new game of drafts.
What a moneysaver!
Edit : I may get nonna to recreate one of those "potted noodles" before I fire her, they sound quite delicious!
No more paying a leopard hunter and having my atelier knock up a new coat every year in the shape of the season, away with the indentured nonna rustling up my daily spag bol, nor commissioning the local master craftsman every Sunday when we fancy a new game of drafts.
What a moneysaver!
Edit : I may get nonna to recreate one of those "potted noodles" before I fire her, they sound quite delicious!
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This is correct. Pleasing.
Yes I wanted wicker for my dad and it was literally twice the price 4 years ago (funnily enough I came across an email about it just yesterday, that's why I'm so sure).
Plus coffins is such a weird thing to have such decided views on. When you are organising a funeral for a loved one more often than not you are in a daze - you want to do the best for that person. The first thought (in my experience) is not 'wahaay if we save money on the coffin there'll be more to spend in the bar after'.
And hopefully you aren't buying coffins as a regular repeat purchase so really needn't give it *that* much thought. Utterly bizarre.
And hopefully you aren't buying coffins as a regular repeat purchase so really needn't give it *that* much thought. Utterly bizarre.
The coffins and scrabble were such weird inclusions I feel like I must have imagined them.
Your posts do make me laugh!
Oh I don’t know, I suppose it makes sense if she’s spent time realising that her journalistic career will be dead and buried within a year.
Isn't it! Qu'ils mangent les Walkers.It’s great fun to like “cheap” things when you can afford the expensive ones (or have them as a press sample) isn’t it
I was amused by the Pot Noodles piece too "they really should do something about the plastic"
"But anyway, definitely buy them."
A shroud is cheaper.
I’ve got absolutely loads of bin liners in the pantry.
I’m guessing that her article has been on hold until a slow news day ....... the reference to going down to Argos is sadly outdated. Our local Argos has been closed since March, and is not going to reopen 
and whilst some staff had been relocated to Sainsbury’s (six miles distant), many were furloughed.
and whilst some staff had been relocated to Sainsbury’s (six miles distant), many were furloughed.
Leopard print yeah?
And with a buffet of Curly Wurlys and Pot Noodles at the wake!
Well I do.
She does this a fair bit and has done it today - putting the exact same thing both on her IG grid and in her stories. Isn't this a simultaneously sneaky and blatant way to increase engagement. Is there any other reason for it? I admit to ignorance here.
She does this a fair bit and has done it today - putting the exact same thing both on her IG grid and in her stories. Isn't this a simultaneously sneaky and blatant way to increase engagement? Is there any other reason for it? I admit to ignorance here.
She does this a fair bit and has done it today - putting the exact same thing both on her IG grid and in her stories. Isn't this a simultaneously sneaky and blatant way to increase engagement? Is there any other reason for it? I admit to ignorance here.
I think you're right. Some people only look at stories & some only at grid posts so it's a sneaky way to catch everyone.
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