Katie snooks #5 Cheese, meat, booze and cake! Back to A&E with a tummy ache

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I never want to hear her talk about sustainability again with all the plastic covered groceries she buys and she continues to buy from tit clothing brands. At this point taking your canvas bag to the market means nothing.

AB3 said:
All of her tattoos are tacky.
She said she's scared of getting her ear pierced... but she got a tattoo on her foot and one next to her fanny.
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her bleeping foot tattoo :sick: It's the tackiest thing ever.
 
Whys
Why is she cross legged in the car (this is the kind of thing you tell your kids not to do because it's unsafe)
Why is she planting seeds months too late?
Why is she talking about promises for her 33rd year when this is her 34th year?
Why waste money on a facial then keep screwing up your skincare?


Littles
A little weekend away
A little snack
A little canal (canals are renowned for being little)
A little bit of lunch
A little sip of champagne
A little balcony
Some little boats
Little chicks/ little ducks (she means ducklings)
A little walk
The little canal again
Little Maurice
A little play around with the air wrap, which takes a little bit of getting used to
Little electro pad
A little lateral flow test
A little martini glass
Little drink men
Little drink markers
A little cafe
A little card game that's a little bit similar to Uno
A little dress
A little cut
Little insight


Questions for G
The title of the book they're listening to
How long the car journey is
How to pronounce 'quay'
 
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Is this the window they had the lock on? It's like why? It's on the second floor? Is it to protect them from the neighborhood fox?
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So she had a gifted treatment earlier this week and now this zoom event? All that on top of her usual already complex skincare? No wonder her skin is shite
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And lastly, what is this low quality MySpace circa 2006 pic? Clearly she wants to show tue dress. And there are clever ways of showing a wedding dress without actually showing the thing? You can take a nice quality close -up of the fabric, a little bit of the hem, or I don't know... It's not like Kathleen has a degree in photography 🤭 or wait?
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How many pairs of shoes will she try before she finds the right pair? I am going to go with 20, minimum.
 
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martaS said:
Is this the window they had the lock on? It's like why? It's on the second floor? Is it to protect them from the neighborhood fox?
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So she had a gifted treatment earlier this week and now this zoom event? All that on top of her usual already complex skincare? No wonder her skin is shite
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And lastly, what is this low quality MySpace circa 2006 pic? Clearly she wants to show tue dress. And there are clever ways of showing a wedding dress without actually showing the thing? You can take a nice quality close -up of the fabric, a little bit of the hem, or I don't know... It's not like Kathleen has a degree in photography 🤭 or wait?
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How many pairs of shoes will she tries before she finds the right pair? I am going to go with 20, minimum.
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And she will order them all online, make a video about it, then send them back.

#savetheplanetsnooksstyle
 
God, she's stingy. One of the Bday presents was her mum paying for Katie's Mulberry bag chain to be fixed. It was about a hundred quid. The bag was £800. Katie felt like she it was a lot of money to pay, I mean I kind of agree, it sounded like she expected to have it fixed for free by the brand. I think some brands do it's but probably to an extent (like, if a person doesn't take a good care of the item and keeps coming back for repairs, they might say no at some point). It's probably good to always check before you buy any designer bag if there is warranty and what does it cover. But she did say she'd had the bag for just over a year at the point when it broke. You don't get a lot of warranty for any goods these day, not even electronics so maybe they only fix the bags for free up to a year or something? Also there are specialised places that repair and refurbish luxury goods for less than the brands, she should have looked into that.
And lastly, as it's Kathleen, she probably just didn't take good care of it. It was probably constantly laying on the floor, tangled up with knickers and jewellery, and weighed down by some cool AF chunky boots. No wonder it broke.
 
martaS said:
God, she's stingy. One of the Bday presents was her mum paying for Katie's Mulberry bag chain to be fixed. It was about a hundred quid. The bag was £800. Katie felt like she it was a lot of money to pay, I mean I kind of agree, it sounded like she expected to have it fixed for free by the brand. I think some brands do it's but probably to an extent (like, if a person doesn't take a good care of the item and keeps coming back for repairs, they might say no at some point). It's probably good to always check before you buy any designer bag if there is warranty and what does it cover. But she did say she'd had the bag for just over a year at the point when it broke. You don't get a lot of warranty for any goods these day, not even electronics so maybe they only fix the bags for free up to a year or something? Also there are specialised places that repair and refurbish luxury goods for less than the brands, she should have looked into that.
And lastly, as it's Kathleen, she probably just didn't take good care of it. It was probably constantly laying on the floor, tangled up with knickers and jewellery, and weighed down by some cool AF chunky boots. No wonder it broke.
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The chain snapped on that bag before and went to the mulberry store complaining. The staff are smarter than her to catch on she’s not taking care of it properly and she expects them to replace it free of charge for however long just because she purchased the bag itself. I bet Kath tried to pull the ‘influencer’ card on the staff and they weren't having it
 
I just can't deal with someone who's bought a large house in a nice London area and can afford a fine dining experience once or twice a month, but refuses to spend a hundred on fixing a nice bag. I guess that's what happens when you are used to getting stuff sent to you for free or as @SophieH94 said, playing the influencer card :rolleyes:

Dwightschrute said:
You can look at any of her videos and see she doesn’t take care of her possessions.
If I had an £800 bag I would make sure I kept it safe in its dust bag when not in use and in good condition.
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I am surprised that someone so sentimental and who is a bit of a hoarder, wouldn't want to fix their first designer bag and waited until mummy pays.
I wonder how quickly she'll ruin the YSL one she got from G 🙈

Babybail93 said:
Like when she got hand sanitizer on that bag and went on and on and on and on and on about it 😩
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We haven't heard about it for a while, wonder if she sold/chucked that bag?
 
Dwightschrute said:
You can look at any of her videos and see she doesn’t take care of her possessions.
If I had an £800 bag I would make sure I kept it safe in its dust bag when not in use and in good condition.
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Exactly. A lot of my bags are the lower end (ted baker, Kurt Geiger, michael kors) and they’re all in their dust bags and if they have chains, the chains are inside so they don’t dent or mark the exterior.

We’ve all seen how little she cares for her possessions and I don’t think £100 is too steep for a designer bag to be fixed. The chain is likely an expensive part of the bag itself and it’s also the time of someone actually doing so that’s in the cost. And completely agree with others who’ve said the likelihood is she hasn’t taken care of it and they’ve got smart with how many repairs they’re doing. These companies aren’t just going to fix something for free for infinity.
 
SophieH94 said:
That was the polene suede bag 😂. Her going on about how upset/distraught she was over it was hysterical, she’s such a baby. Wonder was it gifted or did G buy that too
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Most my shoes are suede (funny, considering I have lived here in UK for nearly 14 years!) and if you buy a good shoe brush and a special suede cleaner, you can keep them in top condition! I also waterproof them so if anything gets spilled, not just water, most of the time I just let the shoes dry and whatever was spilled, can be cleaned off with the use of the brush easily. But I bet she doesn't know how to take care of shoes and bags, and waterproof and clean them properly.
 
martaS said:
Most my shoes are suede (funny, considering I have lived here in UK for nearly 14 years!) and if you buy a good shoe brush and a special suede cleaner, you can keep them in top condition! I also waterproof them so if anything gets spilled, not just water, most of the time I just let the shoes dry and whatever was spilled, can be cleaned off with the use of the brush easily. But I bet she doesn't know how to take care of shoes and bags, and waterproof and clean them properly.
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Her saying she’s ‘ruined’ her bag suggests she’s no idea you can clean suede yourself by a suede brush and cleaner. She’s the type who chucks items having no clue. Does she think suede is a one time use thing unless it gets stained or water on it? And she boasts to us about sustainability
 
SophieH94 said:
Her saying she’s ‘ruined’ her bag suggests she’s no idea you can clean suede yourself by a suede brush and cleaner. She’s the type who chucks items having no clue. Does she think suede is a one time use thing unless it gets stained or water on it? And she boasts to us about sustainability
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I have suspicion that before that bag which I imagine was real suede, she probably only had faux suede (I think some brands call it "suedette") items which probably get worn out quite quickly and can't be maintained as well as the real stuff. In the past, she'd often worn boots from Boohoo or other cheap brands so they can't have been suede so no wonder she wouldn't know how to care for the real thing.
I always have been taught that it's better to have fewer pairs of real suede/leather shoes than tonnes of crappy ones that you have to replace every few months but what do I know?
 
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