Originally Posted by Paace:
“Has she ever had a relationship with someone single ?”
“Has she ever had a relationship with someone single ?”
No, she only targets rich married men.
Then she lives off their money under the guise of child support.
Whose husband did Katie H screw in the garden?
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No, she only targets rich married men.
Then she lives off their money under the guise of child support.
Originally Posted by king_kong1:
“Who cares. She won the man she wanted.
Queen Katie FTW.”
“Who cares. She won the man she wanted.
Queen Katie FTW.”
In a raffle ?
Originally Posted by rapscallion.:
“No, she only targets rich married men.
Then she lives off their money under the guise of child support.”
“No, she only targets rich married men.
Then she lives off their money under the guise of child support.”
She earn's her own money, who would have thought women are allowed to do that, in this day and age.
Originally Posted by Calfro:
“Who cares about the other woman, she was probably a crappy wife and deserved it. Katie Hopkins will win Big Brother and become a national treasure.”
“Who cares about the other woman, she was probably a crappy wife and deserved it. Katie Hopkins will win Big Brother and become a national treasure.”
What a disgusting reply, Hopkins was the one in the wrong and she romped in a field not a garden.
Hopkins is always putting others down but then has an affair with somebody else's husband and romps in a field, what an exhibitionist! No shock there then!
If the other wife deserved it in your opinion then you won't mind if the same thing happened to you then?
She's married the man though hasn't she ?
Good on her ! think many are jealous they never did it in a field personally !
Good on her ! think many are jealous they never did it in a field personally !
Originally Posted by sandy50:
“She's married the man though hasn't she ?
Good on her ! think many are jealous they never did it in a field personally !”
“She's married the man though hasn't she ?
Good on her ! think many are jealous they never did it in a field personally !”
Dear oh dear
You're plumbing the depths now sandy
Katie Hopkins really isn't worth diminishing yourself so
... she really isn't
Who cares who she screwed or where .....are you jealous ...you must have had a very boring life ......
Originally Posted by pinklady6:
“Who cares who she screwed or where .....are you jealous ...you must have had a very boring life ......
”
“Who cares who she screwed or where .....are you jealous ...you must have had a very boring life ......
”
You are correct
Originally Posted by pinklady6:
“Who cares who she screwed or where .....are you jealous ...you must have had a very boring life ......
”
“Who cares who she screwed or where .....are you jealous ...you must have had a very boring life ......
”
Well if not knocking off a married bloke behind his wife's back makes me 'boring' I can live with it
Originally Posted by hisdogspot:
“Well if not knocking off a married bloke behind his wife's back makes me 'boring' I can live with it”
“Well if not knocking off a married bloke behind his wife's back makes me 'boring' I can live with it
”
Don't you think it was the married person who was in the wrong?
Originally Posted by king_kong1:
“Don't you think it was the married person who was in the wrong?”
“Don't you think it was the married person who was in the wrong?”
Yes I do ... but a woman who sneaks around with a married man ain't up to much either in my book
Originally Posted by hisdogspot:
“Yes I do ... but a woman who sneaks around with a married man ain't up to much either in my book”
“Yes I do ... but a woman who sneaks around with a married man ain't up to much either in my book”
Probably done the woman a favour as she was obviously married to the wrong bloke.
Originally Posted by king_kong1:
“Probably done the woman a favour as she was obviously married to the wrong bloke.”
“Probably done the woman a favour as she was obviously married to the wrong bloke.”
She did three women a favour then ? ... and those seven kids ?
I bet they're really grateful to Hopkins eh ?
Wow so many people quiet happy she stole a man off another woman, best not moan if your partner ever gets stolen, wouldn't want any hypocrisy now would we?
Originally Posted by hisdogspot:
“She did three women a favour then ? ... and those seven kids ?
I bet they're really grateful to Hopkins eh ?”
“She did three women a favour then ? ... and those seven kids ?
I bet they're really grateful to Hopkins eh ?”
Yep.
Originally Posted by petewalsh_walsh:
“Wow so many people quiet happy she stole a man off another woman, best not moan if your partner ever gets stolen, wouldn't want any hypocrisy now would we?”
“Wow so many people quiet happy she stole a man off another woman, best not moan if your partner ever gets stolen, wouldn't want any hypocrisy now would we?”
*Quite
Originally Posted by petewalsh_walsh:
“Wow so many people quiet happy she stole a man off another woman, best not moan if your partner ever gets stolen, wouldn't want any hypocrisy now would we?”
“Wow so many people quiet happy she stole a man off another woman, best not moan if your partner ever gets stolen, wouldn't want any hypocrisy now would we?”
The man was never someone's property so therefore could never be "stolen". against his will. Tiny fact I know, but nonetheless true.
Which part of "she ended up marrying him" wasn't understood?
"She ended up marrying him" suggests to me that the stolen man was somewhat unhappy with his previous owner.
Is stealing a human male against his will any worse than embarking on an affair with an East Enders co-star while your husband is in the midst of a depression and who then eventually commits suicide and mentions your affair with East enders co-star in the actual suicide note?
Maybe I should ask Nadia that one.
More importantly, whose anorexic teenage daughter did she send a card to with a stick figure on it and had written inside "Saw this and thought of you"?
But she was probably a crappy daughter and deserved it anyway.
But she was probably a crappy daughter and deserved it anyway.
Originally Posted by Melax:
“The man was never someone's property so therefore could never be "stolen". against his will. Tiny fact I know, but nonetheless true.
Which part of "she ended up marrying him" wasn't understood?
"She ended up marrying him" suggests to me that the stolen man was somewhat unhappy with his previous owner.
Is stealing a human male against his will any worse than embarking on an affair with an East Enders co-star while your husband is in the midst of a depression and who then eventually commits suicide and mentions your affair with East enders co-star in the actual suicide note?
Maybe I should ask Nadia that one.”
“The man was never someone's property so therefore could never be "stolen". against his will. Tiny fact I know, but nonetheless true.
Which part of "she ended up marrying him" wasn't understood?
"She ended up marrying him" suggests to me that the stolen man was somewhat unhappy with his previous owner.
Is stealing a human male against his will any worse than embarking on an affair with an East Enders co-star while your husband is in the midst of a depression and who then eventually commits suicide and mentions your affair with East enders co-star in the actual suicide note?
Maybe I should ask Nadia that one.”
An excellent post.
Originally Posted by Melax:
“The man was never someone's property so therefore could never be "stolen". against his will. Tiny fact I know, but nonetheless true.
Which part of "she ended up marrying him" wasn't understood?
"She ended up marrying him" suggests to me that the stolen man was somewhat unhappy with his previous owner.
Is stealing a human male against his will any worse than embarking on an affair with an East Enders co-star while your husband is in the midst of a depression and who then eventually commits suicide and mentions your affair with East enders co-star in the actual suicide note?
Maybe I should ask Nadia that one.”
“The man was never someone's property so therefore could never be "stolen". against his will. Tiny fact I know, but nonetheless true.
Which part of "she ended up marrying him" wasn't understood?
"She ended up marrying him" suggests to me that the stolen man was somewhat unhappy with his previous owner.
Is stealing a human male against his will any worse than embarking on an affair with an East Enders co-star while your husband is in the midst of a depression and who then eventually commits suicide and mentions your affair with East enders co-star in the actual suicide note?
Maybe I should ask Nadia that one.”
Harsh; but true.
Maybe she doesn't know it was mentoned in the note as she has never read it.
Originally Posted by Melax:
“The man was never someone's property so therefore could never be "stolen". against his will. Tiny fact I know, but nonetheless true.
Which part of "she ended up marrying him" wasn't understood?
.”
“The man was never someone's property so therefore could never be "stolen". against his will. Tiny fact I know, but nonetheless true.
Which part of "she ended up marrying him" wasn't understood?
.”
'She ended up' marrying two of them, didn't she ? ... two of the married men she was carrying on with, that is
Two kids by the first married man she 'ended up' with ... and then another one with the other married man she 'ended up' with
oh, and in between there was another married man who she didn't 'end up' with, but whose family was broken nevertheless
Why is this behaviour being defended ?
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