Delusive angie @delusive_angie10

Anonymous said:

Odds on angie will drink today/tomorrow after this

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slim to none

The baby sitters are clocking on......is FLANGE on the juice

Miss Baguette 🥖 said:

@RedRedWine🍷 I’m not quite sure if this fits the brief you gave me, but this is what evolved

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This needs to be uploaded to tic tok brilliant

angiesclapper said:

slim to none

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I think she already has

angiesclapper said:

a white woman asking a black woman to apologise for feeling offended after she painted her face a darker colour. wild.

edit: i liked lana at first she seems like a very nice person but wish she’d stop trying to take the moral high ground and stick her two pence in …

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she is saying she looks soooo tired and she's had enough, no Lana she's absolutely bladdered

So is Angie still racist in reference to oompa loompas?

𝕵𝖚𝖉𝖆𝖘 🐆 said:

I didn't know it was offensive

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nor did i, around the midlands it's a very common phrase for a tantrum. normally said to others as "having a paddy" rather than throwing a paddy... but i have heard the latter.

𝕵𝖚𝖉𝖆𝖘 🐆 said:

I didn't know it was offensive

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I think probably most people don't. But I'm Irish and have always cringed when the likes of Alex said this kind of thing. He does it a lot. But seeing it in here I just thought I'd mention it. I think a lot of English people say it and don't think anything of it.

It's no biggie I just wanted to point it out in here.

CLAs Fish Pie said:

Kinda like this?

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I never knew this.

Little Marshmallow said:

Trying not to laugh out loud so I don't get court on Comment Cafe by the other half

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Wellllllllll, I am crying

dolly said:

This needs to be uploaded to tic tok brilliant

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Please say this is on tiktok?

come on fuller get her/life to leap
the voice volume and pitch are rising

Miss Baguette 🥖 said:

@RedRedWine🍷 I’m not quite sure if this fits the brief you gave me, but this is what evolved

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I love it!

Birdie said:

nor did i, around the midlands it's a very common phrase for a tantrum. normally said to others as "having a paddy" rather than throwing a paddy... but i have heard the latter.

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I used this word for my kids when being little ss. Didn't know but won't be using it for my grandson now I know

CLAs Fish Pie said:

I think probably most people don't. But I'm Irish and have always cringed when the likes of Alex said this kind of thing. He does it a lot. But seeing it in here I just thought I'd mention it. I think a lot of English people say it and don't think anything of it.

It's no biggie I just wanted to point it out in here.

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i'm happy to be called out/up for it, i've said it, even on a live before, i wasn't educated into it's origins, it was just a phrase my parents told me when i was younger "stop having a paddy because you're not getting what you want". learnt something new today.
I will try to not use it in future as now i know what it actually means.

CLA has been drinking all day she's in the pub with pensioners got them shouting roots

NittyNora said:

Personally, I think Nanny D would chew you up and spit you down the drain where you belong sweetcheeks.

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If you say so

Omg Gypsy rose is pregnant

dolly said:

This needs to be uploaded to tic tok brilliant

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I’ve just put it up on @missbaguettefyp because it might just get past the reporting filters maybe

𝕵𝖚𝖉𝖆𝖘 🐆 said:

Omg Gypsy rose is pregnant

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To the husband or the new guy?

Well, I don’t know how much time has actually elapsed since she came out, feels like a month or so.