every Fanny needs a Johnny
( ref Fanny Craddock for our none UK or younger tattlers)
every Fanny needs a Johnnyeverybody needs a faithful Johnny
I think LOTLL has missed a trick.
D&A appear to have invented their own version of Patreon without having to pay Patreon commission
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Shhhhhhhhhhh.... don't give SSB smart ideas, lolI think LOTLL has missed a trick.
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This can be updated by anyone/frenchessence 3565842
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Can I get my name for SJ "Madame Boneyparts" on the glossary?
I'm going for Potts. After all Ms WCG did say - bless him.
"Maybe I am a bit weird but I think he is the most attractive of the men at the chateau and certainly of the other men we have traced in her life".
SnapYou'll fit in well then.
Head of PR & Marketing Brenda is onto it.Shhhhhhhhhhh.... don't give SSB smart ideas, lol
Ahhhh fffffffsakeGB FB fan page is slowly falling apart…
There was another example of fan cannibalism, this time Ryan took the heat, of course all comments now magically erased. Some were quite fun! Along the lines of 'What would Stephanie do?’
(I should make those bracelets and sell them myself...!)
Re: Guernsey - I don't know what's happening as some of my posts disappear and others are in wrong place. Don't know if it's me or the gremlins from lalaland. The expression "do I get a guernsey?" means a place on the team - meaning when the selectors are choosing who plays in a match. I thought it was a UK term as well as OZ, but maybe it's just Oz. It's common usage now means "Can I be included" - I was referring to the list of members who were deemed to be genuine and not moles for SJ.Like that would ever happen!!!!!
I think the Australian slang term guernsey started life as the englush word JERSEY, a jumper. Aussie Football jumpers were originally wool. Can you imagine running around in the rain in a wollen jumper kicking a ball?!? The weight of the jumper!!!Re: Guernsey - I don't know what's happening as some of my posts disappear and others are in wrong place. Don't know if it's me or the gremlins from lalaland. The expression "do I get a guernsey?" means a place on the team - meaning when the selectors are choosing who plays in a match. I thought it was a UK term as well as OZ, but maybe it's just Oz. It's common usage now means "Can I be included" - I was referring to the list of members who were deemed to be genuine and not moles for SJ.
Me neither, I hate the cold! When I saw the phoney baloney episode aired on 28 Mar 2019 when she gets Dick Strawbridge round (cue massive eyelash batting) to see if he can help with the woodburner heating that Mummy wants to see if it can be used to heat her apartment because oh it will save money..because they're so broke. And then poor Stephanie shows Dick (cue poor helpless woman act) her hotwater bottle strapped to her body. Whilst on that day she is posting pix from her Vietnam holiday with Gerry. How her fans can't see this contrast of poverty sticken Steph who has never had a job but is happy to accept a free holiday apparently from her brother is beyond me. And, as you say the toxic narcissist is moving it onto another level because this is messing with people in real life & not just online.
Thank God it didn’t happen this year - the poor horses!Most definitely not like Ascot! The Appleby Horse Fair calls itself "an annual gathering of Gypsies and Travellers in the town of Appleby-in-Westmorland in Cumbria, England." The horse fair, also known as Appleby New Fair, is held each year in early June.
The fishermen of the Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey wore heavy hand-knitted oiled wool jumpers with distinctive pattern, like cables, anchors, etc., The differences between Guernseys and Jerseys are in the different traditional designs used by each island. Apparently, the designs used by each island household would help to identify the body of a fisherman if washed up on the shore.I think the Australian slang term guernsey started life as the englush word JERSEY, a jumper. Aussie Football jumpers were originally wool. Can you imagine running around in the rain in a wollen jumper kicking a ball?!? The weight of the jumper!!!
Is DB coming to the dark side?In BeeGee's farm, some vloggers are more equal than others...
Do you have a link to it?...sounds interesting....I took a fairly deep dive into neighbor Frank's blog....
Wow...I never noticed the resemblance to the younger Gerry picture....This one maybe?
I am intrigued to discover what devices Brenda and her friend use, that afford no opportunity to employ any form of punctuation?In BeeGee's farm, some vloggers are more equal than others...
Franny, I’m a bit long in the tooth and have never heard this expression (in UK). Thanks for including ... you learn something every dayRe: Guernsey - I don't know what's happening as some of my posts disappear and others are in wrong place. Don't know if it's me or the gremlins from lalaland. The expression "do I get a guernsey?" means a place on the team - meaning when the selectors are choosing who plays in a match. I thought it was a UK term as well as OZ, but maybe it's just Oz. It's common usage now means "Can I be included" - I was referring to the list of members who were deemed to be genuine and not moles for SJ.
I'm an old lady and I'm not nasty, bossy OR demanding!!!!!Little old ladies?Is there such a thing? I never met one. Only nasty, bossy and demanding old ladies.... Like Isabelle
Hate the expression “old lady” - mature lady perhaps. I’m one of those as well ... although I don’t like to admit it, but I’m not bossy, nasty or demanding ... at least I don’t think so and my other half wouldn’t dare to contradict meI'm an old lady and I'm not nasty, bossy OR demanding!!!!!
That's very interesting Jeeves re patterns. Like how Maoris painted their family signs on their faces so the didn't accidently kill 2nd cousin. I realise the footballers wore a finer wool.The fishermen of the Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey wore heavy hand-knitted oiled wool jumpers with distinctive pattern, like cables, anchors, etc., The differences between Guernseys and Jerseys are in the different traditional designs used by each island. Apparently, the designs used by each island household would help to identify the body of a fisherman if washed up on the shore.
These jumpers are very much thicker than the finer wool jumpers that used to be worn by football/ rugby players.
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