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Now she's bragging about decorating her house for Halloween. She's already had the newspapers asking her about it. The Times, Telegraph? Or, the local Burnley rag? Attention seeking idiot.
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You clearly didn't have a tape measure handy!Not sure about that, more like weeny winkle (just guessing, I've seen him in his shorts)
He may be like Donald Trump who is obsessed with his 'crowd sizes'. His 'crowd sizes' are bigger than anybody else's 'crowd sizes'. That tells me we're talking chipolata sausage (budget supermarket own brand).
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I no longer go on Facebook because it's full of people bragging how wonderful their lives are, I only follow people who I know personally and you know (if you know them personally) what they post is nonsense. 2 people I know on have claimed that a person/people have been mean to them, but never any details. Then we get all their 500 follows saying they are the most brilliant, cleverest, kindest person whoever existed, everyone is jealous of them and to ignore the haters. Cheaper than therapy I suppose. They have both done this more than once.
I couldn't bear to follow someone like Sally, the 100 presents is telling us how many friends she has (even after accounting for her family).
Fine, decorate your house for Halloween but why do you feel the need to share it with everyone? Newspapers? Really? I'm sure the Exchange and Mart will be begging to cover this auspicious event. In fact they're in a bidding contest with The Pig Breeders Weekly. Who will win? Does anybody care?
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Social media has a lot to answer for, especially where vulnerable teenagers are concerned. Why can't they just ignore toxic comments, but they seem incapable of doing so.
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The thing is, I can choose to ignore social media, but it's not an option for the young. I can't be good for their mental health. Recently I was on a bus sitting near a mother and daughter, approx 8 years old. The girl was looking videos of her dancing (presumably on Instagram) and saying excitedly how many likes she had for each one (over 100). That's all that matters to them.
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But Sally is what mid 50s
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Yes, the braggers I know on Facebook are a similar age.
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You didn’t have to like, I thought I was being overly kind to her
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OK, just looked at YouTube feed. Salleh selling cheap looking beaded evening bags. Comparing them to bags in Monsoon. Then slagging off Monsoon by saying the last time she was in there she was a little bit shocked at the prices. Then repeated it in case Muriel didn't hear her the first time. Maybe if she didn't buy 100 Christmas presents or 275 pairs of sunglasses for a weekend break she would have the money to pay their prices.
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I buy quite a bit from Monsoon. They can be pricey, but the clothes are good quality, and I love their embroidered pieces, Joe Browns also. I thought Foghorn loved Boho clothing, which is what they sell.
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Is the weather crap everywhere.
Sallys hours never usually get many posts on here
Sallys hours never usually get many posts on here
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I haven't looked in there for a while. I don't mind paying a bit more if the stuff is good quality and suits/flatters me, I try to buy less but better quality stuff. You get reports in newspapers about how influencers find clothing in Poundland that are similar to Zara. However the quality is unlikely to be comparable, it's likely to be a cheap copy.
She does like Monsoon but was shocked at the prices, she even said it in a shocked way to emphasise the fact that she was shocked (in case you didn't realise that she was shocked).
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Yes, pouring in London. Although it was OK on my way home, even had a bit of sunshine.
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Any of you get clothes from Matalan.
At my local Matalan, half the clothes Is normally chucked on the floor
At my local Matalan, half the clothes Is normally chucked on the floor
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He gets away with all this on IW (no idea why), but will he be allowed to behave in the same way working as a Brand Ambassador? Is he intending to just turn up on IW3 and still do his act?
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Not often. There's one in Oxford Street but I don't always see anything I want to buy. Although I did buy a couple of hooded jackets from there which are nice quality. Don't remember it being untidy, that's really bad.
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the strap line says Big Savings, but where
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She seems to get a lot from Tesco, and then completes the outfit with a designer handbag.
