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MatthewS 25-06-2013 11:34 PM

Jemima did herself no favours with that rant to Jackie tonight...

babybella1972 25-06-2013 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by MilkMaid (Post 6104695)
death [deth] (noun) 1. the act of dying; the end of life; the total and permanent cessation of all the vital functions of an organism.

Dan is generally pompous and pious and Jemima isn't a racist BUT tonight he was right and she was really annoying!

I totally agree ... how to stretch the reality according to Jemima ... the conversation went round in a circle again and SUPRISE ... it was all about Jemima ....

Jords 25-06-2013 11:42 PM

I think youll find Jem claimed her daughter died not deathed :idc:

fingers 25-06-2013 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Jords (Post 6105123)
I think youll find Jem claimed her daughter died not deathed :idc:

sorry, you lost me there! :hugesmile:

Bluerang1 25-06-2013 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Jords (Post 6105123)
I think youll find Jem claimed her daughter died not deathed :idc:

you win.

joeysteele 25-06-2013 11:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MilkMaid (Post 6104695)
death [deth] (noun) 1. the act of dying; the end of life; the total and permanent cessation of all the vital functions of an organism.

Dan is generally pompous and pious and Jemima isn't a racist BUT tonight he was right and she was really annoying!

Spot on, the term Jemima should have used was her child arrested.yes the heart may have been stopped for a minute or more but you are not even classed as dead until over 3 minutes or more have passed.
It was I think anyway, an attempt to turn a traumatic event around to be all about her.

cookiemonster 25-06-2013 11:52 PM

it was. if it was that traumatic you don't bring it up in an argument to be used a trump card, sorry

Jords 25-06-2013 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by fingers (Post 6105129)
sorry, you lost me there! :hugesmile:

Somebody's death is their final moment of living. If Jemima said "My daughter's death..." this would imply that she died and stayed dead as the definition suggests.

Because Jem said "My daughter died..." it implied she stopped living without knowing the time frame.

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died, dy·ing (dng), dies
1. To cease living; become dead; expire.
Her daughter ceased living for just over a minute.

:tongue:

Marsh. 25-06-2013 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by StupidHoe (Post 6104802)
You can die and be revived.

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Originally Posted by StupidHoe (Post 6104834)
Yes you can.

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Originally Posted by StupidHoe (Post 6105016)
Yes, you really can.

Wow, what a convincing case you make. I have no option but to believe you.

Roy Mars III 25-06-2013 11:55 PM

:joker:

Josy 25-06-2013 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by MTVN (Post 6104823)
You can be named 'clinically dead' and then revived so Jemima wasn't enitrely wrong, but the way she talked about it gave the impression that her daughter had completely passed away

This.

Jemima was a complete twat tonight and only brought that incident into the conversation to get one up on Jacke saying Charlie had witnessed her grandmothers death and basically make herself the centre of attention again.

She's the type of person that would lie about anything to make her sound better than you, if you said you ate 2 sausages for breakfast you could pretty much guarantee Jemima would say she had ate 3.

cookiemonster 25-06-2013 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by 08marsh (Post 6105161)
Wow, what a convincing case you make. I have no option but to believe you.

:joker:

fingers 25-06-2013 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Jords (Post 6105159)
Somebody's death is their final moment of living. If Jemima said "My daughter's death..." this would imply that she died and stayed dead as the definition suggests.

Because Jem said "My daughter died..." it implied she stopped living without knowing the time frame.



Her daughter ceased living for just over a minute.

:tongue:

What gobbledygook is that?

Marsh. 25-06-2013 11:58 PM

She exclaimed her daughter died and allowed everyone to presume that was the case, her daughter dropped dead in front of her and only later mentioned she revived her.

Even poor Gina had to clarify "So she's not dead?" after she'd been crying.

Every conversation she has, it's a constant oneupmanship with her. So self centred. Even when it came to someone mentioning they had a friend who surfs, she said "my friend surfs all the time... He's blind". She's full of bull****.

Scream 25-06-2013 11:59 PM

I don't know why people are making a joke out of it...it would be a horrible thing to go through. If Jemima wants to say her daughter died then she can say her daughter died...I think it's really insensitive of Dan to pull her up on that. Jemima is a nice woman, every argument she's had, it's been started by someone else. Good for her for sticking her for herself.

Jords 26-06-2013 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by fingers (Post 6105168)
What gobbledygook is that?

Only trying to help apologies if you dont understand :pat:

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Originally Posted by 08marsh (Post 6105170)
She exclaimed her daughter died and allowed everyone to presume that was the case, her daughter dropped dead in front of her and only later mentioned she revived her.

Even poor Gina had to clarify "So she's not dead?" after she'd been crying.

Every conversation she has, it's a constant oneupmanship with her. So self centred.

That was exactly the problem, not the used of "died"

cookiemonster 26-06-2013 12:01 AM

scream, no one's denying it'd be traumatic to go through. but it's not then something you use to 'one-up' someone in an argument

fingers 26-06-2013 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Jords (Post 6105174)
Only trying to help apologies if you dont understand :pat:



That was exactly the problem, not the used of "died"

Who invented the word "deathed"?:conf:

Scream 26-06-2013 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by cookiemonster (Post 6105179)
scream, no one's denying it'd be traumatic to go through. but it's not then something you use to 'one-up' someone in an argument

You can't prove that she was using that as an excuse to be 'one-up' on Jackie, nor can I claim she wasn't but I still don't think people should judge that and be laughing about it. Also, why the hell did Jackie even bring up Charlie's Nan dying in front of her to begin with? No relevance.

Jords 26-06-2013 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by fingers (Post 6105181)
Who invented the word "deathed"?:conf:

That is exactly my point. The OP is a definition of 'death', Jemima said 'died'.

Anyway this is pretty boring.

Marsh. 26-06-2013 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Scream (Post 6105173)
I don't know why people are making a joke out of it...it would be a horrible thing to go through. If Jemima wants to say her daughter died then she can say her daughter died...I think it's really insensitive of Dan to pull her up on that. Jemima is a nice woman, every argument she's had, it's been started by someone else. Good for her for sticking her for herself.

Of course it's horrible but did it have anything to do with the conversation? No.

They were discussing Charlie, nothing else. Nobody can say anything about themselves without Jemima wanting the limelight.

Scream 26-06-2013 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by 08marsh (Post 6105191)
Of course it's horrible but did it have anything to do with the conversation? No.

They were discussing Charlie, nothing else. Nobody can say anything about themselves without Jemima wanting the limelight.

Charlie's Nan dying didn't have anything to do with the conversation? Just because the convo was about Charlie doesn't mean Jackie needed to bring up that. People just don't like Jemima, that's all it is.

fingers 26-06-2013 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Jords (Post 6105189)
That is exactly my point. The OP is a definition of 'death', Jemima said 'died'.

Anyway this is pretty boring.

It is boring and obfuscation makes for a poor argument.:sleep:

Jords 26-06-2013 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by fingers (Post 6105209)
It is boring and obfuscation makes for a poor argument.:sleep:

So is nitpicking at HMs for their choices of wording.

Josy 26-06-2013 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Scream (Post 6105200)
Charlie's Nan dying didn't have anything to do with the conversation? Just because the convo was about Charlie doesn't mean Jackie needed to bring up that. People just don't like Jemima, that's all it is.

Jackie was explaining the circumstances leading up to Charlies problems, Jemima just jumped in with the news about her daughter so she could be the centre of attention.


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