HowardMoon
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Yes for sureI can't remember the exact quote but the meal one should feature too "I paid obvs" or whatever it was
Yes for sureI can't remember the exact quote but the meal one should feature too "I paid obvs" or whatever it was
I can't remember the exact quote but the meal one should feature too "I paid obvs" or whatever it was
Yep, she's always done it. That, and the sort of tongue-against-the-hard-palate tsk-ing thingShe’s definitely always done that. I know this because I used to think it was really cool and started doing it myself.
I’ll show myself out.
I finally found a red that works for me. I've been trying for actual decades and I've never left the house in one. I blot it on with a finger though so it's sort of smudgy and worn-looking rather than bright and glossy (i know, how skidmarky of me). And for the piece de resistance, it's a terrible L'Oreal lippie, tested on animals most likely and with only a semi-satisfying satisfying clickTotally agree on the red lipstick not suiting everyone. I know women who hated it on themselves but still persisted as they had been led to believe it suited everyone
I think the next few thread titles should be a tribute to us Tattlers’ favourite (pretty) iconic Sali quotes. ‘Does your luggage have a ticket’ first then just plain ‘Word’ then onto ‘I paid’ and working up to my absolute favourite ever Sali moment ‘ARE YOU A VET?’
Why inflict it on someone else? Recycling, surelyI have just ordered DOPs book and given my Sally ones away to charity.
Put that in your make up bag and smoke it, SH.
Gah, this is true.Why inflict it on someone else? Recycling, surely
Trolls probably *troll face*Wonder what her fourth book will be on.
Being a vegetarian. Gotta be. Either that or rescue dogs.
*bought a dog face*
3 bleeping K?! HellfireHer last dog was an expensive breed. French bulldog - she apparently dropped £3k for Margot.
But she woke nowHer last dog was an expensive breed. French bulldog - she apparently dropped £3k for Margot.
3 bleeping K?! Hellfire
It was a novel - fiction- what if a child was born evil? I don’t know Lionel Shriver but I’ve read most of her novels and she’s a terrific novelist, that’s all I want from novelists- to be good at writing fiction.Something to do with the idea of a child being born evil. An infant behaving deliberately to upset its mother. Or something. I think some child psychologists thought it was potentially damaging/dangerous.
Don't you need empathy for that?I wonder if she could be trying her hand at a novel?
Don't you need empathy for that?