Jack Monroe #179 Emotionally charged and ends with the threat of a lawyer

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Marj24 said:
Can you get Sean Bean to rhyme?;)
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Would you believe in Irish it does?
(Not Sean beans actual name but the Irish for old is sean pronounced shan and the Irish for woman is bean pronounced ban. So you could easily read it as old woman, just like the cable of hausfraus according to some. Grammatically it would be wrong and should be sean bhean pronounced shan van but let's not get details get in the way of a good pun.

The actual name pronounced like shawn is correctly spelled seán in Irish. )

Anyway, this has been a totally irrelevant aside but I'm quite busy these days so I appreciate her leaving her chaoses for the weekend.
 
Emmapism said:
I don't think Jack has ever deep cleaned her kitchen. If she had she would know it takes a good couple of hours, depending on the size of your kitchen. If you were to do this 12 times a day, you would be cleaning every hour of every day.
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Honestly, I was going to post the same thing! She 'deep cleans' her kitchen 12 times a day, so once every couple of hours, then. ahahaha she's SO RIDICULOUS.



traumatised sideboard said:
She's just quiet because when she does a chaos the threads here move very quickly so I imagine she's still on #175, priming her printer for all the pages where we called her a bleep.
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Seriously lmao now.
 
girolle said:
Omg the way Americans say 'Craig' makes my back itch.

Also that OJ reply...lol a reply made up entirely of emojis is devastating.
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wait what, how do Americans say Craig?

I must say I was very grateful to the guardian guide this week for giving the pronunciation of Domhnall (it's "dough-nal") cos it's been bugging me

on topic, Jack's a twit and Owen's reply was very much *haha, backs away*
 
kachoochoo said:
wait what, how do Americans say Craig?

I must say I was very grateful to the guardian guide this week for giving the pronunciation of Domhnall (it's "dough-nal") cos it's been bugging me

on topic, Jack's a twit and Owen's reply was very much *haha, backs away*
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Oh god they’re really attached to saying one syllable ‘Crag’ I had an American friend and we couldn’t get her to say it right, I think that may be why her and English Crag didn’t work out
 
Happy DKL anniversary Frauen! What an eventful week she's having, almost relieved she's quieted down 😬

You ever go back to the early threads when you see someone like an old post? Shout-out to @nearlyfish diligently grunking #38.

Reading threads #2 - 29 is like going back to season 1 or 2 of your favourite TV show, before the characters are worn down by all the drama of multiple storylines piling up on them. (It may only have been 12 months ago, but it was an eternity in Jack-years)
 
sioc said:
Would you believe in Irish it does?
(Not Sean beans actual name but the Irish for old is sean pronounced shan and the Irish for woman is bean pronounced ban. So you could easily read it as old woman, just like the cable of hausfraus according to some. Grammatically it would be wrong and should be sean bhean pronounced shan van but let's not get details get in the way of a good pun.

The actual name pronounced like shawn is correctly spelled seán in Irish. )

Anyway, this has been a totally irrelevant aside but I'm quite busy these days so I appreciate her leaving her chaoses for the weekend.
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I've often jokingly referred to Sean Bean as Seen Bean, from now on he is going to be Shan Van, love it!!
 
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