Larry, chief mouser at No.10 has been providing fun again, he parked himself under 'The Beast' the reinforced car Trump is using as he faces a somewhat hostile Britain. Did Larry present a 'security risk'? Probably not but he introduced a grin here or there.
And then, the campaigners 'Led By Donkeys', revealing who they were last week, their poster campaign is an antidote to tweeting... A few years back, British humour was sarky, ironic and very funny, one day we will pick up that thread and run with it. But as we all hold our heads in despair over the present set of politicians, remember everything goes away with time, even Trump.
In fact Larry was lucky that no American security shot him, but then animal loving british people would never ever forgive that man ;). Notice how Trump backtracks on the NHS yesterday, don't believe him!
In fact Larry was lucky that no American security shot him, but then animal loving british people would never ever forgive that man ;). Notice how Trump backtracks on the NHS yesterday, don't believe him!
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I understand that Trump hardly ever reads anything. He is ill-informed and just shoots from the hip - using his bullishness and his inflated ego to bluster along. How on earth did he undertake the study needed to achieve a degree in economics from The University of Pennsylvania? Perhaps he did a deal with someone.
ReplyDeleteThink you can pay for degrees ;) happens in this country.
DeleteHoping our illustrious leader goes away sooner rather than later and in hand-cuffs.
ReplyDeleteIt is taking a rather long time though, humour should bring him down but doesn't.
DeleteThe good thing for the UK is that 45 will soon leave. For the majority of us in the US, the damage he has done will be with us for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteI am sad about the damage he has done, whether it is too people or the environment, hope he doesn't get a second term in office.
ReplyDeleteI liked the placard I saw which said "Your Majesty don't give him the nice biscuits." How very British!
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That made me laugh, as one who always buys good chocolate biscuits for people dropping in, then of course we eat them ourselves.
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