Me too - I'd give him the job for life - he's a thoroughly decent, intelligent and humane human being - the one person who appears to be totally uncorrupted by high office..
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
well the final votes are in, trump won the popular vote 69.9 to 62.2 m and the electoral 306 to 232. now what does that say about how the american people feel.
here in the u .s we were lead to believe he was the architect of brexit and thought this is what the british people wanted. please do not judge me on punctuation pansyface because i am the first person to say i stink at it and never was a great speller either, but i have heart and a good sense of humor. debra
Hey pansy - are you suggesting we could cast the two of them adrift in a small boat...perhaps in the Atlantic? Other seas are available. Just a thought, that's all....
Debra - the Brexit vote was very similar to the US election in terms of the division of the voters. It's all very strange wherever you are in the world.
I'm going to lighten the mood by saying, my daughter introduced me to 'Scottish twitter' today. I hasten to add that it's very much tongue in cheek and not to be taken seriously. Most of it's also unrepeatable here
Here's one of the more polite offerings, by a young gentleman called Connor, quietly musing on the impending EU referendum: "whit if Scotland just refuses to leave the EU? Like, just say naw, an' tell England, whit ye gonny do - phone the Polis?"
For the unititated, 'Polis' is pronounced 'Po- liss' with the emphasis on the Po.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Apparently there's a campaign on Twitter asking Obama to come to the UK and take over as Prime Minister
https://www.indy100.com/article/barack-obama-uk-prime-minister-7410116?utm_source=indy&utm_medium=top5&utm_campaign=i100
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I'd take him over any of the current lot, no matter which party they are currently pledging their allegiance to!
Me too - I'd give him the job for life - he's a thoroughly decent, intelligent and humane human being - the one person who appears to be totally uncorrupted by high office..
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
well the final votes are in, trump won the popular vote 69.9 to 62.2 m and the electoral 306 to 232. now what does that say about how the american people feel.
raisingirl did not understand it takes a few days for the final tally nigel farrage was seen going into trump towers to congratulate him on his win.
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The very fact that Trump and Farrage are friendly says it all.
here in the u .s we were lead to believe he was the architect of brexit and thought this is what the british people wanted. please do not judge me on punctuation pansyface because i am the first person to say i stink at it and never was a great speller either, but i have heart and a good sense of humor. debra
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The new global dream team?
Trump, Farage Putin and Le Pen.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Hey pansy - are you suggesting we could cast the two of them adrift in a small boat...perhaps in the Atlantic? Other seas are available. Just a thought, that's all....
Debra - the Brexit vote was very similar to the US election in terms of the division of the voters. It's all very strange wherever you are in the world.
I'm going to lighten the mood by saying, my daughter introduced me to 'Scottish twitter' today. I hasten to add that it's very much tongue in cheek and not to be taken seriously. Most of it's also unrepeatable here
Here's one of the more polite offerings, by a young gentleman called Connor, quietly musing on the impending EU referendum: "whit if Scotland just refuses to leave the EU? Like, just say naw, an' tell England, whit ye gonny do - phone the Polis?"
For the unititated, 'Polis' is pronounced 'Po- liss' with the emphasis on the Po.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...