I love the fact SJ has her minions, SirSnort-a-lot included, fiddling around with polystyrene baubles and scrap toile yanked down from the entrance hall walls, whilst our sweet Charlatain is doing the least exhaustive option of cutting out laminated circles. She may be brazen, but she is funny with it - special mention goes to SJ's '
Stepford Wives' drag - love the pearl necklace touch.
It's also nice to note the ongoing message this Christmas Advent, what maybe the only form of continuity in SJ's life,... commerce. However, this Christmas commerce is expertly tailored to the Gangsta Grannies, in the form of minimal input
print your own Chateau de la Lande toile de jouy baubles. Naturally, all the hard work seemingly done by Andi and Steve, but no mention of where the profits from this enterprise will go to. Are Andi and Steve paid for this endeavour? - could it possibly be that she is saving this overlocked key information for a later episode where she'll virtue signal that her profits will be donated to a homeless shelter this Christmas, maybe she'll donate to a donkey sanctuary, possibly SJ will look towards helping refugees fleeing civil war? (Christmas charity and all). Or maybe in a month's time we'll see a new, gloriously saccharin pink, Murano chandelier suspended from the ceiling of her bedroom.
I also enjoyed the inevitable wince worthy moment, when dear Phyllis fatefully took hold of the hedging sheers to lop off a foot from the top of the tree. His struggles were painful viewing, but I enjoyed the calling out to his mother - like a new born lamb - for not helping him in his Herculean task. Then again, Marie did set him up with the choice of apparatus. I like Marie she has saboteur like energy about her.
Indeed. I'm most surprised that Teabag wears ugly grandpa underwear. He needs his gay card revoked now.
OMG I just noticed this profile picture change - truly giving the gift of thighs this Christmas. Have you thought about giving up whatever your profession maybe and cracking walnuts between your quadriceps on one of those pay per view websites? I see a lucrative future for you.