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DOC2 I love the way you call her A silly girl
I’ve bought Apple products on Amazon payments, Dad bought me a Ipad for Christmas on Amazon payments they do no resarchShe should not have said Amazon don’t do interest free payment plans. THEY DO.
Jess has had mentors like Sally, Peter and Mike, what do u expectThat’s the trouble. Because they feel they aren’t being monitored properly and most of the potential buyers are gaga. They feel they can say whatever they like whether it’s true or whether it’s not. Then talk their way out of it when they get a limp-wristed tap on the wrist from the ASA. It’s funny, it’s usually always the usual suspects doing this and the newer presenters that get good press on here, tend not to do it.
Is Panto season over yet? "Oh yes they do"Jess says we can’t tell you anything that isnt truthful
The best one was Mike Mason a few weeks back saying they had special 'TV watches' that didn't work but assured us that the ones we ordered would 'definitely work'The silly girl, I saw earlier. She was trying to sell that awful looking outside camera that fits in a light socket. You know…the indoor type ones all outside spaces are full of. “You Can’t Put a Price on Safety,”she said. Great. Does that mean it’s free?? No. The price of safety is £19.99.
I’m convinced all the presenters are given a strategy for when the kit they are demonstrating doesn’t work in the studio. Non-ticking watches are prototypes. Non-heating ovens are dummy models.. A product never doesn’t work because it is useless or it’s broken or the presenter has done zero prep on it. If it is anything technology related that needs an Internet signal, then it is usually the Wi-Fi signal has gone down, or it has disconnected itself somehow or….or…or… She had one of the cameras on the desk, filming the studio with an iPad literally inches away from it, which it was set up and connected to. The simple sounding task for her was to demonstrate how you can look at the camera when you are thousands of miles away, providing you a secure view of your home‘s exterior.
Unfortunately, on this occasion, somebody less than a foot away from it, was unable to see what was happening in the studio on their iPad, because the technology had frozen. Of course, she can’t say that, and had to thrash around via the Gallery for some plausible excuse that somehow the camera had disconnected itself, and then quickly move on from ever showing a demonstration of what it can or cannot do. “You Can’t Put a Price on Safety,” she said. Her grandad has 200 of them - one in each Ideal World goods filled cupboard. We provide a meal for a child in India - the distraction techniques after the failed demo continued.
Didn't lumpy bumpy sit on a wall?Watch out we’re into lumpy bumpy territory. Lumpy bumpy. Lumpy bumpy. Lumpy bumpy
They clearly have a number of stock phrases that they are supposed to use. ‘Lumpy Bumpy’ has probably been decided as the most politically correct description of rolls of fat that they can come up with. It just sounds like a Mister Men book to me.Didn't lumpy bumpy sit on a wall?