@Jules100 , The words have been on the van for awhile. I noticed it a few months ago. I also thought, why leave it there, insurance would pay for it to be repainted.
The Chateau Diaries #175 The lonely chair is where Philip sits after being Potty's fluffer
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Is PhiPhi cosying up to Potts to further distance between SSB and Larking, to eventually end up buying Baghead's share of the HMN?
Forgive me, I'm too bored today...
Forgive me, I'm too bored today...
Wishing you a warm welcome to Tattle.
Good to see you jumping straight in. Don't hold back - we never do, especially when it comes to the walking talking pustule that is Snorty.
Cheers!
Aren't they from a less desirable working class area (according to Fanny and Catherine Tate's posh character)? It could be an ignunt hater keyed their van.
I have a gay friend named Dick, and another named Jock, both utterly outrageous! If they ever got together the gay world would explode with rainbows and become a better place!
Why would he do that? He already knows everything, and he thinks his future is solid.
Terry responded to me when I asked if their white van was vandalized. He said they bought it that way & I was the only one to notice it and ask. I guess that was the best possible outcome.I have a gay friend named Dick, and another named Jock, both utterly outrageous! If they ever got together the gay world would explode with rainbows and become a better place!
@Iolair, did either of your friends used to own a white van?
I am female squirting as soon as i saw it...Gosh, Fill-Up is such a damn virile, masculine heterosexual man when he dances like that! Must make all women in the chateau swoon and instantly go into ovulation!!!
Thank you. This is beautiful. I have book marked this for future research. If only the occupants & fans of La Lande were as clever as Tattlers. They may slate us but I'd rather be inside this gang then a member of their shallow, superficial cult.
@mrsp67 You are beautiful!
Oh lort have mercy… now his mouth is open.
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@Mme Flog I saw your vlog about book recommendations here's an old post, I posted a few months ago...
Niviaq Korneliussen - Crimson (LGBT youth in Greenland)
Niviaq Korneliussen - Flower Valley (Touches upon the high suicide rate in Greenland, also winner of Nordisk Råd 2021)
Jonas Eika - After The Sun (Sci fi / Magic realism, winner of Nordisk Råd 2019)
Olga Ravn - The Employees (Sci fi novel, if you understand the ending, it's amazing)
Nordisk Råd - in case you were wondering.
Other books I'd recommend are:
Kazuo Ishiguro - Klara And The Sun
Fahriha Róisín - How To Cure A Ghost (Poetry)
Suzanne Collins - The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes (Despite it being part of The Hunger Games universe I found it to be quite adult in a philosophical way)
I'm currently reading Sally Rooney - Normal People. I also read Conversations With Friends. However, I do not consider those good books worth reading, unless you are into angsty uni people.
My To Be Read list:
Sally Rooney - Beautiful World, Where Are You?
Alice Oseman - Solitaire
Min Jin Lee - Pachinko
Ally Condie - Matched trilogy (Matched, Crossed, Reached)
F. Scott Fitzgerald - The Great Gatsby
Harper Lee - To Kill A Mocking Bird
James Joyce - The Dubliners
Søren Sveistrup - The Chestnut Man (Crime fiction)
Kazuo Ishiguro - An Artist Of The Floating World
Albert Camus - L'Étranger
Thomas Mann - Buddenbrooks (German Realism)
Günter Grass - Die Blechtrommel [The Tin Drum] - Part 1 of his Danzig Trilogy
Hope you find some inspiration, LOL. Sorry for the long off topic post. I just love books and literature.
Niviaq Korneliussen - Crimson (LGBT youth in Greenland)
Niviaq Korneliussen - Flower Valley (Touches upon the high suicide rate in Greenland, also winner of Nordisk Råd 2021)
Jonas Eika - After The Sun (Sci fi / Magic realism, winner of Nordisk Råd 2019)
Olga Ravn - The Employees (Sci fi novel, if you understand the ending, it's amazing)
Nordisk Råd - in case you were wondering.
Other books I'd recommend are:
Kazuo Ishiguro - Klara And The Sun
Fahriha Róisín - How To Cure A Ghost (Poetry)
Suzanne Collins - The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes (Despite it being part of The Hunger Games universe I found it to be quite adult in a philosophical way)
I'm currently reading Sally Rooney - Normal People. I also read Conversations With Friends. However, I do not consider those good books worth reading, unless you are into angsty uni people.
My To Be Read list:
Sally Rooney - Beautiful World, Where Are You?
Alice Oseman - Solitaire
Min Jin Lee - Pachinko
Ally Condie - Matched trilogy (Matched, Crossed, Reached)
F. Scott Fitzgerald - The Great Gatsby
Harper Lee - To Kill A Mocking Bird
James Joyce - The Dubliners
Søren Sveistrup - The Chestnut Man (Crime fiction)
Kazuo Ishiguro - An Artist Of The Floating World
Albert Camus - L'Étranger
Thomas Mann - Buddenbrooks (German Realism)
Günter Grass - Die Blechtrommel [The Tin Drum] - Part 1 of his Danzig Trilogy
Hope you find some inspiration, LOL. Sorry for the long off topic post. I just love books and literature.
Yes I've had counselling too. Unfortunately I had to educate the counsellor about NPD. I actually loathe H G Tudor. I cannot bear to listen to his voice. I'm not a super fan of Sam Vaknin either as he also is a narcissist. But they are useful for educational purposes. I preferred (at the time of the thunderbolt realisation of what I had happened to me) were groups on IG where others shared their experiences.Whilst I agree with the majority of what you have stated, having experienced past N/P romantic partners, family members, work colleagues throughout my long life to date. And, before you ask, yes I have had therapy regarding it all. PLUS, through that therapy and education of the "type" am now so much more aware of their traits and characteristics etc. NCEA is the only way forward and through to the other side.
Having said that, I am still very much intrigued by N/Ps, especially in the media/YT. Obviously, not in my real life!
IMHO, HG Tudor is an entirely different level of arrogant, self confessed N/P to Sam Vaknin. Just 100% off the scale AND, at least Sam Vaknin personally exposed himself as to who he is in real life, unlike HG Tudor, who is still hiding behind his mask - I wonder why? Coward springs to my mind
BUT, your last sentence especially struck a cord with me :
People who are stupid enough to fall for their lies deserve all they get.
That is such a generalised statement and simply so absolutely unfair to the N/P world "unaware" imho.
I thought it was clear that I was talking about how a narcissist is. The phrase People who are stupid enough to fall for their lies deserve all they get is what narcs think of their victims. Not my view.
You're welcome.
Is this a bridal bouquet? Sorry, I don't mean to be rude but... I get vibes of coffin topper!
He’s got an engineering degree (told when he first landed) so I doubt it very much, in any case, free room and board, a salary for his services to Fanny, endless wine, partying, all for doing Jack tit. He will milk it until the day Fanny sells and ventures to Venice…. then he’ll come out, set up an antique shop in Amsterdam and sell all the tat he bought! to survive….
Actually, I think she's been shopping in one of "those" shops where latex and fluffy handcuffs are dériger!
And where is bourbon? And the saint hasn’t posted either for some time.
The Grannyfication of Fanny is complete - well done Snorts 
I have just watched the most recent vlog and my goodness, so many things have annoyed me. Philip's know-it-all aura was all pervasive. Stephanie annoyed me by making it clear that a lot of money was going to be required to fix the chapel ceiling, yet a minute later, told Mummy that "I think that the entire upstairs corridor needs completely redecorating". Had she not focused on superficial redecorating and other non-essential expenses for the past 17 or so years, then maybe she would have a pot of money from which she could take the money required to fix the chapel properly.
More annoyance - another ruddy birthday celebration for Stephanie. It's pathetic that someone of her age is so desperate each year to draw out her birthday. Because I have lived on the other side of the world from my family for the past 14 years, I rarely get birthday presents, or birthday cake, or people singing happy birthday to me (I'm not looking for sympathy by the way
), so I just don't understand her attention seeking behaviour. She gives the impression that she deserves this adulation.
Also, one of the YouTube ads that came on was for a charity that helps deliver surgery for people with cleft palates. A young boy was interviewed who'd had surgery and whose life had changed so much for the better as a result of it. He was clearly in Africa (I didn't see the country specified in the ad). If Stephanie is truly concerned for people on the African continent, then why doesn't she donate money to a charity like this, instead of an airy fairy nothing "charity" that isn't going to end up helping anyone?
More annoyance - another ruddy birthday celebration for Stephanie. It's pathetic that someone of her age is so desperate each year to draw out her birthday. Because I have lived on the other side of the world from my family for the past 14 years, I rarely get birthday presents, or birthday cake, or people singing happy birthday to me (I'm not looking for sympathy by the way
), so I just don't understand her attention seeking behaviour. She gives the impression that she deserves this adulation.Also, one of the YouTube ads that came on was for a charity that helps deliver surgery for people with cleft palates. A young boy was interviewed who'd had surgery and whose life had changed so much for the better as a result of it. He was clearly in Africa (I didn't see the country specified in the ad). If Stephanie is truly concerned for people on the African continent, then why doesn't she donate money to a charity like this, instead of an airy fairy nothing "charity" that isn't going to end up helping anyone?
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