It looks like he'll be packing his bags very soon. :clap:
I'll gladly help him,
Mind you his potential successor worries me :wacko:
It's a process and he's making it much worse unfortunately. As we use electors to elect a President they don't convene until Dec 12 so we won't know for sure until then but I think he can sue until the Kaws come home and it won't make any difference.
I don't think he's finished just yet. Not sure about Biden, pro EU, pro united Ireland, and he seems a strange cookie, there are a few rumours about him flying around, we'll see.
I dont think any of them are squeaky clean, it's more a case of who has the least skeletons in their closet!
I'm sick of his "government by Twitter" and his incessant pronouncements on how great he and anything he touches is.
He is showing himself to be as bad a loser as he was a leader.
Biden at least understands the meaning of the word "Empathy".
Not that our shower of incompetents are much better.
I don't envy their task in the current environment :no:
Get rid of Boris too!
And your replacement suggestion is ?
The current environment is difficult, but this government are incapable of even sticking to their own agreements and would rather break international agreements than admit that they ****ed up and that Brexit is just about the worst thing they could have done to this country.
I've never been a fan of either the Labour or Conservative parties, but this lot are about as bad as they have ever been.
They are on par with Callaghan's incompetents of the late 70s and will go down in history as the incompetents they are.
Theresa May must be heaving a huge sigh of relief that she now won't be seen as the worst PM ever.
we all have our own views and opinions..... any post of a political nature is going to invoke passions
I have a different views George, but I won't be drawn into discussion about them here or on any forum :no:
Quote from: Boomer on November 13, 2020, 04:01:26 PM
The current environment is difficult, but this government are incapable of even sticking to their own agreements and would rather break international agreements than admit that they ****ed up and that Brexit is just about the worst thing they could have done to this country.
I've never been a fan of either the Labour or Conservative parties, but this lot are about as bad as they have ever been.
They are on par with Callaghan's incompetents of the late 70s and will go down in history as the incompetents they are.
Theresa May must be heaving a huge sigh of relief that she now won't be seen as the worst PM ever.
Roger is being very conservative with his reply !!!! :eek: :eek: On the UK GS'er Forum there is and would be a huge long thread over such a statement. There is a thread going at the moment which is added to every day entitled "Warning Brexit Thread" .. its 3 yrs old and has nearly 1200 PAGES ..with about 8/10 comments a page. It gets VERY nasty but actually it is the sheer rudeness of it all that appeals to me and I find it very entertaining to read. Am I being a little strange or do YOU love watching others argue over what they really hold close to their hearts ??
Cheers Nigel, you are too kind, I do try to be diplomatic, without having any political aspirations mind you :mfr_lol:
I'm old enough now not to really give much of a sh*t about others opinions although I will always try to respect those opinions, as a consequence I will occasionally 'watch from the sidelines'------it can be entertaining :popcorn:
I remember when I was active on the U.K BMW site and it was ENTERTAINING to watch, sounds like not much has changed. :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:
I'm waiting for Steve to pop in for a chat :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:
I've enjoyed watching the likes of Boris, Cummings & Hancock make fools of themselves and create mayhem and confusion amongst us all during the previous months. Trump has certainly entertained me too with his posts on Twitter and his speeches. The bleach drinking advice will stay with me for a long time. :mfr_lol:
Bleach drinking :yes:
Does that work aswell as eating charcoal to beat the breathalysers :whistling: :popcorn:
There's a story my father in law told me that back in the very old days he knew someone that kept a jar of gasoline in the car and if he was stopped whilst drinking he used it as a mouthwash and just told the officer he had just siphoned some gas out of one of his vehicles.
Quote from: virginiajim on November 15, 2020, 12:04:56 AM
There's a story my father in law told me that back in the very old days he knew someone that kept a jar of gasoline in the car and if he was stopped whilst drinking he used it as a mouthwash and just told the officer he had just siphoned some gas out of one of his vehicles.
Not dangerous at all Jim :wacko:
Quote from: virginiajim on November 15, 2020, 12:04:56 AM
There's a story my father in law told me that back in the very old days he knew someone that kept a jar of gasoline in the car and if he was stopped whilst drinking he used it as a mouthwash and just told the officer he had just siphoned some gas out of one of his vehicles.
All that whilst enjoying a Cuban cigar, :oops:
I do love a good Cuban cigar...