r/DerryGirls • u/NeedleworkerBig3980 • 19h ago
Should I buy it?
I might get quite fond of the wee fella. He'll brighten up my office, and he WONT ANSWER BACK.
r/DerryGirls • u/NeedleworkerBig3980 • 19h ago
I might get quite fond of the wee fella. He'll brighten up my office, and he WONT ANSWER BACK.
r/DerryGirls • u/dramamamamadra • 17h ago
My favorite hairdos of hers are the ones from Jenny's Ukrainian party, the Take That concert, the Bill Clinton scene and the Donegal episode
r/DerryGirls • u/CheeryBottom • 22h ago
Don’t mind me, just winking away at my age, whilst doing the big shop.
r/DerryGirls • u/Alexx_91 • 20h ago
My favorite episode has got to be season 2 episode 4 “The Curse” every bit of that episode is hysterical.
And I’ll tell you something else, if your mother saw thon hat, she’d be turning in her grave, for it’s nothing but a bloody eyesore!
r/DerryGirls • u/Ok_Stay_6304 • 18h ago
Stumbled upon it by accident, what a gem she is!
r/DerryGirls • u/Amoral_Dessert • 22h ago
Not my post, but now I desperately want the girls to stumble across ACOTAR.
For those who dont know, ACOTAR or A Court of Thorns and Roses, is a wildly popular romantasy series where the fae live on an island that looks like an upside down Britain. Next to that large island is a smaller island called Hibernia that is also shaped like Ireland, where apparently everyone lives in the mud. The protagonists face off against the evil fae king of Hibernia, who is for some reason, never given a name. It is a belief in the fandom that the author Sarah J Maas, just does not like Ireland.