Sara Morrison v BFF thread 4

[MarieDeGournay]

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Rather like our friends in Fife her approach to discovery will have been very poor

Her evidence of PRIDE ON THE BIG SCREEN was a 37 erection manual

Yes, exactly. Her disdain for the entire process is evident. An application for special discovery would be delicious.

Was it a 10am start this morning?

Today we're expecting MD to finish up, then KP (I think - can't remember the name but fairly sure those were her initials; might be from Think People rather than BFF) for the rest of the morning.

Not sure when LMcK is scheduled, but apparently he's only been allocated 15 mins. And I think there are then at least 2 more witness to go.

Yes to 10 am theoretical start time. Hearing room filling up so should be imminent.

Basically, she doesn't know what she doesn't know.

Ready for pasting.

Tea at my side.

Sadly my usual supplier (of many years) has run out of cardamom tea. So I've sourced another.

• 10% off new order,
• loyalty reward programme,
• 12 boxes = £52 with usual supplier = 48
• BUT each box has 100 teabags not 40, so it's much cheaper.

The Lion is happy.

Take heart, I went to ONE Brownies meeting (I was there so briefly I don’t even know what they’re called but I’m sure there’s a special name for them - pow-wow or something?) and hated it so much I implored my Mum not to make me go back.
She was fine with that so I didn’t.

I'm not much of a joiner, as I’ve discovered in life subsequently.

Oh my lord, a delve into the dark recesses of my memory uncovers a memory of winning a Wack Pack with Special Spooky Ingredient. One wonders what high office awaits with this qualification?

Since nothing sems to be hppening yet, can I ask about Cardamon tea, Prof Myrtle?

Is it a green tea or black? Any other flavourings?

I have an assortment of teas and a jar of cardamon pods....

'Treating a bug infestation'?
Sure for you, the Rt Hon. Boiledbeetle, that meant saying 'Come along family, gather up your belongings, we're moving!'

edited to address you correctly!

Joins thread
< doffs cap>

HM Lord High Sommelier, Keeper of the Royal Cellars and Admiral of Three Sheets to the Wind?

But if the address on the envelope is
Michael McKeown
Beltully
Co Louth
there could be several in the same townland!
We now have a postal code in Ireland, so each McKeown residence would have a distinctive code.

Efficient, but it takes a lot of the fun and local expertise out of postal delivery.
There are regular cases of overseas tourists sending thank you letters addressed to the likes of
THE NICE COUPLE WHO LIVE BESIDE THE CROSSROADS BETWEEN BALLYGALL AND OWNMORE, DONEGAL, IRELAND
and the postal service proudly delivers them

Hi all - I don't want to detonate this thread but I'm working on pulling together to republish the TT coverage of Helen Webberley. You are the best at this so....

I'm trying to figure out what she was doing between 1992 when she finished medical training and 2005 when she started working as a GP in South Wales

Please DM me to avoid consuming this thread with it.

That puts you on a par with other drop-outs like Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Richard Branson, and Mark Zuckerberg.

Seriously impressive.

Is NW not there, today? He doesn't seem to have started tweeting.

Brilliant - perhaps I'll get an invite to Sandringham over Christmas given they have got a spare room going this year.

I got his blog last night and he signed off with live tweeting resumes tomorrow!

I'm still wondering about this judge - did she know DB was spoofing about the professorship all along? if the fibromyalgia excuse was madey-uppy, as many here have suggested, did she know that too, and did she go along with a convenient untruth to the tribunal?

Is she incapable of spotting untruths? or does she tolerate them if they are convenient?
Surely that's the opposite of what judges are supposed to do!

Interesting project!

Feb 1993 - Aug 1996 3 years 7 months. Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust Graphic. House Physician/Surgeon.

That's a headline from LinkedIn, bur I'm not on it so can't see more. But I'd start there.

It is the nectar of the gods.

It's a black Indian tea that I first sampled when I was married into an Indian family. Usually served very sweet and very milky. Sadly I became lactose intolerant and didn't drink it again.

This version is often found in coffee shops as Chai tea. Not only is this a misnomer because chai literally means tea (tea tea anyone), but it is not the same. It is made from a powder with milk included - a bit like hot chocolate. I know this because I asked for a black cup of chai tea and they showed me the carton.

Then I was living with a partner who was of Indian heritage and we went to India for a family wedding - Catholic, so I fit right in.

Had black cardamom tea because I don't drink milk so they thought I was odd but it was delicious. And available as teabags in supermarkets made by Twinings! I brought all some of the boxes home.

And then discovered that Twinings don't make it for the British market. So I found various suppliers, tried them all and settled on my previous supplier who are currently out of stock. Probably not going back to them.

It's lovely - black, one teabag, one spoonful of sweetener or sugar in a pot (in the actual pot) for one that delivers two and a half teacups of lovely tea, boiling water, leave for six minutes then pour.

Didn't NW say he had some appts in London this week?

@NoBinturongsHereMate Are you at the Hearing today?

I’ve just used AI for a couple of personal statements as I’m job hunting (or would be if I wasn’t on Mumsnet). I copy and pasted the requirements and how I fit them and then used AI. It’s really good as is very time saving, but you do have to check the language is correct spelling for the UK and has the correct meaning.