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You can watch my row if you like.I'm not having a massive row, but my excuse is that I can't be arsed to watch it...
You can watch my row if you like.I'm not having a massive row, but my excuse is that I can't be arsed to watch it...
I wouldn’t eat it, It looks pale, the cameras don’t help mindDoes that chicken look pink or just my telly!!
Defo something not right with that chicken!....
Some healing oil now
In the corridor, all waiting for the, what turned out to be, the BCG jab, but...I remember one of the boys going in to get his, laughing his head off about how everyone else were total wusses for being scared of needles.
Then he got effectively carried out by a teacher, as he'd fainted just as the nurse attempted to jab him.
That was one of the high points of my school years
Is there any planning put into the shows or is it run on the smallest of small budgets by inexperienced staff?
Cameras all over the place, graphics giving the wrong prices, incorrect spelling, no sample products just what they have on when selling trousers for example. then half way into the show finally getting an example sample, and the less experienced presenters being told about the product from someone in their ear!
And i've noticed in fairness to the more experienced presenters they can see the mistakes and informing the "gallery" of the mistakes!
They didn’t even have a carving knife, Peter said he used a Bread knifeTJC is so profitable because (I assume) they keep things as minimal as possible behind the scenes and run a tight ship. They don't seem to like spending money if they don't have to. It's presumably why we don't see guest presenters/experts that often: they cost. And when they do put up the dosh for some food demos in an air fryer, it's not exactly… a Brodel-grade spread. The rotisserie show last night cooked one chicken (badly) and then just replayed clips of it as needed. Big bad Brodel wouldn't have been happy with one chicken.
Was it for the poorly cooked chicken?Some healing oil now
Her "enhancements" don't encourage me to buy. Is not like she got those with Opatra or Cetuem.When I see Natasha presenting beauty products it reminds me of these backstreet aesthetic salons where they work on each other when it’s quiet. The results are debatable to say the least.