anywaygigi
Active member
Can you drop her @ ?
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anywaygigi
Active member
What’s the video called please?
GeordieGossipGirl
Chatty Member
The only other ones i could find they could be are these onesI said the same on here when she first got them, but other posters said they are real
bit ironic though if they are real and they are prepared to spend nearly £200 on boots when yano they said they don't spend their kids money on designer clothes ...Attachments
Yupyupyup
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I was wondering the same. I know there was a woman who claimed to be a mum of a kid from Izzys school saying she was a bully ages ago but wanted to know if that claim has actually been substantiated since people seem to be so sure she was a bully?
I just think it’s highly unlikely a family vlogger kid could be a bully, in my day at least they would have been the bullied for sure.
Web30
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Not watched but esme put a insta up the other day of her out on her bikeCreepy gone vege againsaid they were vege for a long time.yes a long time about one meal.
lazys offerings are enough to make anyone go vege.
creepy got an excuse now to go out for his own food
I do not believe Isla and Esme went anywhere
whatamess123
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And in 3,2,1.....
Web30
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Its from a vlog in thier first house. Sarah went to london for the day when it happened.Wait what? When did he cheat on her? And she knows this????
MissWinnie
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Tonight’s vlog, a few minutes in from the start.
whatamess123
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You just reminded me i have some in our Christmas cupboard ,i`d forgotten!LOL x
Re: ‘The C word’.
True, it used to be absolute taboo in the States, but you also couldn’t say ‘Twat’. I tried explaining that it was relatively harmless in England, but they wouldn’t have it.
Amongst the people I know, things are becoming more relaxed - thrilled to see friends using ‘wanker’ too!
But this piece I found gloriously illustrative of how Aussies - ok *some* Aussies use the C word with ease and humor.
Trigger warning
If it upsets you to hear it, don’t watch, but it was put out in the early days of Covid & lockdowns when anything that made you laugh was most welcomed.
Oh and regarding the Inghams - I hadn’t known they weren’t uploading as I had decided I’d watched them for the last time at the end of the year. I finished my research on family vlogging - something I was totally unaware of, ages ago, but got caught down the rabbit hole.
It actually started when a friend of a friend wanted people to share her video of her maybe 13/14 year old getting an iPhone and the tears/reaction. It was absurd to me.
She had lined up the kids to film them opening massive piles of gifts, directing them to show things to the camera. Her then boyfriend (now husband) had been a friend of mine for many years. It was so unlike him to get into all that - so I went online to see if it was something others did. That’s how I found the Inghams with their massive piles. Then I found Tattle!
I’m currently learning a new language - the time wasted on the Inghams is going to good use now
Anyway - enjoy the video - or not…
Oh… I can’t paste the link
OK look up -
Stay Home Stay Safe (Covid 19 dark comedy) by Kacey Baker
True, it used to be absolute taboo in the States, but you also couldn’t say ‘Twat’. I tried explaining that it was relatively harmless in England, but they wouldn’t have it.
Amongst the people I know, things are becoming more relaxed - thrilled to see friends using ‘wanker’ too!
But this piece I found gloriously illustrative of how Aussies - ok *some* Aussies use the C word with ease and humor.
Trigger warning
If it upsets you to hear it, don’t watch, but it was put out in the early days of Covid & lockdowns when anything that made you laugh was most welcomed. Oh and regarding the Inghams - I hadn’t known they weren’t uploading as I had decided I’d watched them for the last time at the end of the year. I finished my research on family vlogging - something I was totally unaware of, ages ago, but got caught down the rabbit hole.
It actually started when a friend of a friend wanted people to share her video of her maybe 13/14 year old getting an iPhone and the tears/reaction. It was absurd to me.
She had lined up the kids to film them opening massive piles of gifts, directing them to show things to the camera. Her then boyfriend (now husband) had been a friend of mine for many years. It was so unlike him to get into all that - so I went online to see if it was something others did. That’s how I found the Inghams with their massive piles. Then I found Tattle!
I’m currently learning a new language - the time wasted on the Inghams is going to good use now
Anyway - enjoy the video - or not…
Oh… I can’t paste the link
OK look up -
Stay Home Stay Safe (Covid 19 dark comedy) by Kacey Baker
Wow. Is that Saffron Barker's brother...the one who 'joined' the Minghams in Dubai on the best PR trip that never was?
hayley
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There's an "attach files" button next to post reply. Use that to upload the video
Justabrowser
Well-known member
She’d probably even find these one’s difficult
Are you allowed to say, this sounds right up my streetIt’s a real relaxing watch isn’t it
vhopper2000
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Boring she’s not saying a thing
Joris Bobson
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Was discussing minghams with my mate. What family was it who’s car was set on fire a few years back?