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Tattlers (aka 'so-called humans' 👀) engaged in their apparent favourite hobby of 'tearing other women down' by starting a thread on the woman who got banned from her local low-cost German supermarket for, amongst other things, filming herself yelling at a young woman cashier (without said cashier's consent) at her job, whilst the cashier said she wasn't going to engage whilst being filmed.

I may dabble in taking the piss out of people who grift and/or act the maggot on Twitter, but I can hand on heart say I've never, to my knowledge (I've not been to an ASDA for a while), been banned from any supermarkets, local or otherwise.
 
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Now, will they be checking the only account she has honest that she was very slowly transferring to in the Aldi queue or the only account she has honest that she was very slowly transferring from in the Aldi queue?
 
Okay just grunked like Usain Bolt on speed.

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Wtf was the Romany bare knuckled neighbour thing about?

I am starting to think she was a previous tattler who took notes on the Monroe thread. So many parallels and similarities of how to cook up sympathy using labels.
The Roma neighbour (they all like fighting according to her 🙄) was about her garden fence which blew down. Nobody is sure of the relevance of the nationality of the neighbour but she seemed to think it important.

Did we ever find out if the twins went on the school trip to the Tower of London? I love the way she reckons places being allocated on a first come first served basis is discriminatory against poor people. They have to allocate them by some method and can't wait endlessly for people who may or may not sign up.
 
The Roma neighbour (they all like fighting according to her 🙄) was about her garden fence which blew down. Nobody is sure of the relevance of the nationality of the neighbour but she seemed to think it important.

Did we ever find out if the twins went on the school trip to the Tower of London? I love the way she reckons places being allocated on a first come first served basis is discriminatory against poor people. They have to allocate them by some method and can't wait endlessly for people who may or may not sign up.

Her kids’ school, according to their website, have a Pupil Premium Pledge which includes a ‘Pupil Premium F1RST’ strategy and it says in plain English:

Places on Trips: always check PP students have taken up places first”

So if anything, one could argue it’s discriminatory against rich people! 😂

She’s having everyone on about how poverty-stricken she is and she’s spending generous people’s money like it’s going out of fashion.

ETA: Her kids didn’t get a place on this trip - no doubt because she didn’t apply before the deadline and blamed everyone else. The trip was so popular that they’re doing it again in November. Funding has been secured from the school this time, as well as generous Twitts. She’s quids in, and still has no money for uniform.
 

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I think she's claimed that they did get places on the trip? I particularly enjoyed how she posted the letter she sent the school and made a big deal about not having named the school, but did publish the names of a teacher and both of the boys. Also that the letter wasn't much better grammatically than her tweets, but had at least been ran through a spell checker. Unfortunately that left this clanger: "Learning about Rebellion is relates (sic) directly to critical thinking, don't you agree?"
 
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I think she's claimed that they did get places in the trip? I particularly enjoyed how she posted the letter she sent the school and made a big deal about not having named the school, but did publish the names of a teacher and both of the boys. Also that the letter wasn't much better grammatically than her tweets, but had at least been ran through a spell checker. Unfortunately that left this clanger: "Learning about Rebellion is relates (sic) directly to critical thinking, don't you agree?"
Omg why was she telling the school the importance of the trip? They organised it. I think they might know.
I bet the school is fed up with the children being off for various spurious reasons but handily always available for school trips.
 
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