Alexi Sayle for our Simon.The ultimate irony would be if an ITV drama gets made about Simon.
Casting ideas anyone?
Alexi Sayle for our Simon.The ultimate irony would be if an ITV drama gets made about Simon.
Casting ideas anyone?
Jonah HillThe ultimate irony would be if an ITV drama gets made about Simon.
Casting ideas anyone?
No, I think someone surmised it might be Whinge Whinge Wine (another parenting blogger)?I’d like to applaud everyone on this thread. The crash from smug unfunny hole to freefall chaos in a matter of days is beautiful to see.
I started reading from Hunscast in the last thread. Is this woman O’Callaghan?
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Certainly seems to be him - he has always struck me as the type of twit who would have their primary school on their cv. No mention of £5 book tokens though.Not sure if this is our Simon: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/simon-harris-996b5ab'
I think it might be, he's the same age, based in the same area, and works as a social media manager. He owns a tutoring business called Blaireau and apparently teaches French and IT in a school (plausible; it's a private school and they can hire staff without a PGCE.) If this is is indeed our favourite bearded clown, maybe that's the Blaireau he represents in local authority meetings? If so, why isn't it a registered company?
As much as I’ve thoroughly enjoyed his astronomically funny downfall, I feel we will all face moments when we wish he was still around on Twitter, and this is one of those already.Even The Cat from Red Dwarf is asking questions about Si.
Nope that’s Whinge Winge Wine. Another very unfunny very unoriginal’blogger’. As far as I know she’s not got any GFM grift going on but desperately wants her blog to take off so she doesn’t have to get a real job. The fact she left her husband for someone she met on her blog who has what seems like a very financially good job is very telling. she doesn’t have to grift, just yet. Wildly known in Kent as a know it all and was all the talk of the town when she left her husband from someone she met onlineI’d like to applaud everyone on this thread. The crash from smug unfunny hole to freefall chaos in a matter of days is beautiful to see.
I started reading from Hunscast in the last thread. Is this woman O’Callaghan?
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As much as I’ve thoroughly enjoyed his astronomically funny downfall, I feel we will all face moments when we wish he was still around on Twitter, and this is one of those already.
A few years ago, The Cat tweeted Simon and it sent him into a frenzy. He declared his undying love for everything Red Dwarf and The Cat was “Martin Lewised” for a while. If he was still on Twitter to see Danny sticking the boot in, it would break his little cholesterol clogged heart in two.
Folks - this is O'CallaghanI’d like to applaud everyone on this thread. The crash from smug unfunny hole to freefall chaos in a matter of days is beautiful to see.
I started reading from Hunscast in the last thread. Is this woman O’Callaghan?
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Maybe we are wrong, maybe it's all legit, but those questions should still be asked. It is muddy and weird, and that's not just about Simon but the way ECC/Essex NHS have done things - transparency about how large sums of taxpayers' money are being used is in the public interestI've been having a crisis of confidence now this has got more attention because what if we're wrong, misread the docs, making something out of nothing etc. etc.
It could all be legit, and I think the idea is a good one as a way of maximising local comms in the digital age. It could be worth the amount of money that is being thrown at it (in terms of institutional budgets, it's a middling amount). And if there's other employees downstream of the payments being made to the named individual, then you know.
It's just all so muddy and weird though.
If there were other employees downstream of Simon then if he is acting as a sole trader he should be registered with HMRC for PAYE purposes. I don't think it would be required if he was hiring subcontractors. In any case, taking in that much money as a sole trader is eyebrow raising and I think it's fair to ask for transparency and clarity as it's taxpayers' money. Also much less risky and more tax efficient to set up a limited company, but then you have to publish your accounts....I've been having a crisis of confidence now this has got more attention because what if we're wrong, misread the docs, making something out of nothing etc. etc.
It could all be legit, and I think the idea is a good one as a way of maximising local comms in the digital age. It could be worth the amount of money that is being thrown at it (in terms of institutional budgets, it's a middling amount). And if there's other employees downstream of the payments being made to the named individual, then you know.
It's just all so muddy and weird though.