Hams up her accent? She's hardly talking like Jackie Healy-Rae
. You're clutching at straws there! Anyways, I'm away back to her Rave thread, slán leat
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. You're clutching at straws there! Anyways, I'm away back to her Rave thread, slán leat
An example of the Irish ego is expecting everyone to know who Jackie Healy-Rae isHams up her accent? She's hardly talking like Jackie Healy-Rae
Anyways, I'm away back to her Rave thread, slán leat
Oh I meant in the landed gentry, aristocratic, cartoon character cliche toff sense.
Are you Irish?An example of the Irish ego is expecting everyone to know who Jackie Healy-Rae is
Surely every Irish person knows who the Healy-Rae's are?!
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Fair point!Oh I meant in the landed gentry, aristocratic, cartoon character cliche toff sense.
An Irish ego??? You're some craicAn example of the Irish ego is expecting everyone to know who Jackie Healy-Rae is
This thread is weird today
Agreed. Let’s all agree to disagree and move on shall we?
I am rather tempted to try those M&S trousers actually. I love the waist and menswear style pockets, but the cargo element makes me reconsider!
the trousers in vogue’s recent story. I’ve not wandered way off topic
I am rather tempted to try those M&S trousers actually. I love the waist and menswear style pockets, but the cargo element makes me reconsider!
the trousers in vogue’s recent story. I’ve not wandered way off topic
Then they come back from Australia with an Australian accent and don’t stop shiting on about how things are better in Oz!Yeah I feel like all the Irish in the pocket of London I live in are like this, was even worse in australia.
But I don’t live there and he’s not been on the news here but I have since googled him.Are you Irish?
Surely every Irish person knows who the Healy-Rae's are?!
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Fair point!
I didn’t realise not knowing who he is makes me less Irish
They are nice ! Order them sure ... you can always returnAgreed. Let’s all agree to disagree and move on shall we?
I am rather tempted to try those M&S trousers actually. I love the waist and menswear style pockets, but the cargo element makes me reconsider!
the trousers in vogue’s recent story. I’ve not wandered way off topic
I only needed one person to condone the spend and off I go…
I didn't realise I had said thatBut I don’t live there and he’s not been on the news here but I have since googled him.
I didn’t realise not knowing who he is makes me less Irish
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So dramaticAn Irish ego??? You're some craic
Sorry not sorry, but her mole makes my stomach turn…
She's working?She spends an inordinate amount of time away from her kids. All weekend in Glasto and now in Ireland. They seem to live in Purpledragonplay
I don't know any working parent that bring their children to work 40 hours a week ?
If you want to see a parent who actively avoids their children head over to the faces by Grace thread....
But the difference between her and other full time working Mums is that she doesn’t need to work as much as she does, she has married into a very wealthy family so she could choose to do less and spend more time with her children, especially since a lot of what she does are vanity projects. If I don’t work full time the mortgage doesn’t get paid. I can’t see her having that problem!
Are you living back in the Stone Age where women were expected to stay at home and mind the children? Give over will ya!
Maybe she wants to work ??
@Purpilt91 I totally agree !
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If she was at home all day leeching off Spencer people would be up in arms. She can't win.
You’ve taken my response to the extreme. I never said she should be at home all day. She is lucky enough to be afforded balance and I think her children would be thankful to spend more time with their Mum.
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