Jack Monroe #240 Schwankend

What room will Jack sort next?

  • Bedroom 1

    Votes: 2 0.9%
  • Bedroom 2

    Votes: 6 2.6%
  • Spare room

    Votes: 21 9.0%
  • Dining Room

    Votes: 43 18.4%
  • Front Room

    Votes: 18 7.7%
  • Shed

    Votes: 14 6.0%
  • Garage

    Votes: 13 5.6%
  • Downstairs loo

    Votes: 37 15.8%
  • Bathroom

    Votes: 8 3.4%
  • Garden

    Votes: 5 2.1%
  • Under stairs cupboard

    Votes: 67 28.6%

  • Total voters
    234
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Sorry to harp on about this but I'm aghast. Today's haul of tat is going to have to somehow be incorporated into this:

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And that's only a fraction of what she actually has. It's simply not normal to have so much stuff, food writer or not. And when you're constantly whingeing about your beautiful, massive house being too small for you - maybe try reducing the pointless crap you already have rather than constantly adding to it!?

I'm not a huge Marie Kondo fan (minimalism isn't really in my vocabulary), but if anyone needs her approach, it's Jack.
 
Jack’s spoon haul is making me think of that heart wrenching moment in Far and Away when a nasty man steals Nicole Kidman’s box of silver spoons that she brought all the way to America from Ireland. ‘My spoons, my spoons!’

Jack was complaining the other day of nowhere to cook stuff, clean stuff, store stuff. So, ya know - buying a shitload of vintage spoons is always the way to go.
 
Brand new member, longtime lurker here! I joined to say I found the eBay listing for the vintage cutlery!


As you can see where Jack claims to have just purchased two sets - actually 7 were included in the listing - looks like maybe only a couple of extras were thrown in (assuming they weren't also just purchased) - plus that little Rolex spoon was already part of the bundle (as it's pictured on the original listing). And while it's true the listing was under £70 (£60 as sold), there was also £45 postage bringing the total to the sum of £105!

HOW MUCH!!!
 
Brand new member, longtime lurker here! I joined to say I found the eBay listing for the vintage cutlery!


As you can see where Jack claims to have just purchased two sets - actually 7 were included in the listing - looks like maybe only a couple of extras were thrown in (assuming they weren't also just purchased) - plus that little Rolex spoon was already part of the bundle (as it's pictured on the original listing). And while it's true the listing was under £70 (£60 as sold), there was also £45 postage bringing the total to the sum of £105!
I love that spoons were your tipping point! What a great find.

Sorry to harp on about this but I'm aghast. Today's haul of tat is going to have to somehow be incorporated into this:


And that's only a fraction of what she actually has. It's simply not normal to have so much stuff, food writer or not. And when you're constantly whingeing about your beautiful, massive house being too small for you - maybe try reducing the pointless crap you already have rather than constantly adding to it!?

I'm not a huge Marie Kondo fan (minimalism isn't really in my vocabulary), but if anyone needs her approach, it's Jack.
That is insane. It looks more like a flea market type place than someone's home.
 
Brand new member, longtime lurker here! I joined to say I found the eBay listing for the vintage cutlery!


As you can see where Jack claims to have just purchased two sets - actually 7 were included in the listing - looks like maybe only a couple of extras were thrown in (assuming they weren't also just purchased) - plus that little Rolex spoon was already part of the bundle (as it's pictured on the original listing). And while it's true the listing was under £70 (£60 as sold), there was also £45 postage bringing the total to the sum of £105!




amazing work and welcome!

i was going to count our spoons when i got home. then i remembered that mr kcc rescued a tonne of old cutlery his colleague was gonna toss and we've not sorted yet, so i have no idea how many spoons we currently possess
 
Brand new member, longtime lurker here! I joined to say I found the eBay listing for the vintage cutlery!


As you can see where Jack claims to have just purchased two sets - actually 7 were included in the listing - looks like maybe only a couple of extras were thrown in (assuming they weren't also just purchased) - plus that little Rolex spoon was already part of the bundle (as it's pictured on the original listing). And while it's true the listing was under £70 (£60 as sold), there was also £45 postage bringing the total to the sum of £105!

Omg this is truly an iconic entrance thank you!



How do you non member lurkers survive without print screens?!
 
Heart breaking to think that within 2-3 generations you can go from surviving genocide and bringing the only asset you’ve got with you for your survival, to your ancestor trying to give them to a prolific grifter.

That’s the most heart breaking thing I’ve seen all 2 years of this bizarre social media case study. Actually truly upsetting.
Isn’t it just. That was her actual treasure you cretinous little squig bastard.

Brand new member, longtime lurker here! I joined to say I found the eBay listing for the vintage cutlery!


As you can see where Jack claims to have just purchased two sets - actually 7 were included in the listing - looks like maybe only a couple of extras were thrown in (assuming they weren't also just purchased) - plus that little Rolex spoon was already part of the bundle (as it's pictured on the original listing). And while it's true the listing was under £70 (£60 as sold), there was also £45 postage bringing the total to the sum of £105!
I was waiting for this! Clever sausage.
 
Brand new member, longtime lurker here! I joined to say I found the eBay listing for the vintage cutlery!


As you can see where Jack claims to have just purchased two sets - actually 7 were included in the listing - looks like maybe only a couple of extras were thrown in (assuming they weren't also just purchased) - plus that little Rolex spoon was already part of the bundle (as it's pictured on the original listing). And while it's true the listing was under £70 (£60 as sold), there was also £45 postage bringing the total to the sum of £105!
This is brilliant. She's such an effing .... liar person.
 
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Heart breaking to think that within 2-3 generations you can go from surviving genocide and bringing the only asset you’ve got with you for your survival, to your ancestor trying to give them to a prolific grifter.

That’s the most heart breaking thing I’ve seen all 2 years of this bizarre social media case study. Actually truly upsetting.
I concur. That story is genuinely upsetting. Hope the squig's family intervene. I understand not everyone has space or can make use of family heirlooms, but this is something else.

HOW MUCH!!!
@MancBee please take some beta blockers and step away from the thread. I fear for your wellbeing.

Also, amazing find @HodgeSplodge. She really can't help but lie about every single thing.
 
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