The only thing that flabbergasted me is that she allegedly told him to sit the duck down. Why when your on a night would you ever feel the need to say that to someone. (Unless they are being a dick or starting a fight) she sounds incredibly rude. Why didnt she ask him to please sit down so she could see the results. Or heaven for bid why didn't she stand the duck up and move to somewhere so she could see the results. He probably didn't give a tit about the results.
She's well 'ard, that's why. Surprised she didn't kick him in the shins for good measure
Having been to Redcar (unlike Jack), I would totally agree. Lemon tops are so good!
Another one like that is Dan Mallory who writes as AJ Finn. His book is called The Woman in the Window, I think it’s being/been made into a film. He told college professors and colleagues that his mother and brother died (at different times). They’re both still alive. Also many more lies!
A Suspense Novelist’s Trail of Deceptions
Dan Mallory, who writes under the name A. J. Finn, went to No. 1 with his début thriller, “The Woman in the Window.” His life contains even stranger twists.www.newyorker.com
I think we worked out that Jude was there on the same night, some clever Frau found an article that mentions him being there. The rest of the tale...
So quirky! So hilarious! Doing a chaos! etc. etc. ad nauseam.
The story of Jack, Jude, Redcar and the Groucho Club on EU Referendum night, for those who haven’t already seen it.
Londoner's Diary: Stunned in the Groucho as history unfolds
Soho, The Londoner observed while strolling over to the Groucho Club’s all-night referendum screening last night, gave a fine performance of being the heart of a confident European capital. In the aftermath of the storms, the bars had thrown open their windows to the street, and there was so...www.standard.co.uk
And Jack’s later version. Where she talks about going to “a bar” (and not the private Groucho Club obvs as that doesn’t really fit with her constant POV cosplay narrative).
What (And Why) I’m Stockpiling For Brexit.
A few months ago I was approached by several newspapers asking me to write a piece on stockpiling for Brexit. I refused, saying that I didn’t want to contribute to food shortages, panic and alarm a…cookingonabootstrap.com
Fantastic article. thanks for posting. I read the book and found the writing irritating. I thought it had been written by a British author who had set the story in NY and just couldn't get the US voices right. This article explains what actually happened so well. A great piece of journalism.Another one like that is Dan Mallory who writes as AJ Finn. His book is called The Woman in the Window, I think it’s being/been made into a film. He told college professors and colleagues that his mother and brother died (at different times). They’re both still alive. Also many more lies!
A Suspense Novelist’s Trail of Deceptions
Dan Mallory, who writes under the name A. J. Finn, went to No. 1 with his début thriller, “The Woman in the Window.” His life contains even stranger twists.
I thought that too, then I thought maybe I am just a bit too fancy for fancy clubs!
Please never stop posting here Alan
Babes, same.
"Monroe a remainer escapee from Southend""When I saw the postal votes results, I thought ’ew, this is going to be tough’.”
It's almost like you shouldn't have spoiled your ballot.
I don't know what she did for the remain effort, but she certainly self-promoted and made some dosh on the back of the leave result."Monroe a remainer escapee from Southend"
Not sure she really gets to describe herself as a remainer, what exactly did she do for the effort?
The same as she does for anything she is a campaigner for............writes a few angry tweets to her hangers on."Monroe a remainer escapee from Southend"
Not sure she really gets to describe herself as a remainer, what exactly did she do for the effort?
Another one like that is Dan Mallory who writes as AJ Finn. His book is called The Woman in the Window, I think it’s being/been made into a film. He told college professors and colleagues that his mother and brother died (at different times). They’re both still alive. Also many more lies!
A Suspense Novelist’s Trail of Deceptions
Dan Mallory, who writes under the name A. J. Finn, went to No. 1 with his début thriller, “The Woman in the Window.” His life contains even stranger twists.
She honestly sounds like a 13 year old in an argument with one of her school friends here (if you really MUST know!). Though maybe I'm being unfair to 13 year olds.
