RE: Your daily dose of Donald... 9-22-2022

Yeah, I got that which is why I commented that it was clever for recognising the 'I can get away with what I know is inappropriate because I'm so important' mentality/behaviour pattern.

RE: Your daily dose of Donald... 9-22-2022

I don't understand your question, Chat. confused

I need an American English to UK English translation. laugh

RE: Your daily dose of Donald... 9-22-2022

Clever. laugh

RE: Your daily dose of Donald... 9-22-2022

This is so extraordinary it's confusing. Has Trump lost touch with reality, or is it some kind of ploy? He seems to be remarkably adept at trolling.

Is it wrong that I laughed at that? laugh

RE: Reconciliation

How do you know what they're like behind closed doors?

How do you know there's a rift between them?

RE: Fiona is currently a hurricane...

Forecast to become a major hurricane in the next 48 hours?

Why isn't that considered major?

RE: Fiona is currently a hurricane...

125 shelters have been opened?

What would be shelter from that? shock

RE: Astrology and Dating

There's somethng a bit bonkers about meeting someone and then looking at a chart to see if you like them.

RE: Fiona is currently a hurricane...

Thank you chaps, for the detailed descriptions. I could view the video and I'm guessing that's the storm just getting started.

We tend to get the tail end of your storms and from time to time it's best to stay indoors. We can get flooding here, but I've always lived high enough to avoid it.

For me, storms are enjoyable, rather than a threat. I really don't like the idea of people experiencing fear, harm and destruction.

RE: Fiona is currently a hurricane...

I'm not familiar with this kind of weather.

Is this more dangerous for itty bitty exposed islands?

RE: What fun! South West airlines' Hawaii in-flight surprise.:-)

Jill, I remember you from years ago.

You squeezed your life into one suitcase and went travelling, if I remember correctly.

RE: King Charles gets peevish.

At least he's an adult, which was not the case for William and Harry after Diana died.

RE: Waiting 14 hours to see the Queen...

For Great Britain, maybe not the UK.

It's pretty unusual to have a wake, or funeral service with an open coffin here. Individuals may choose to visit their loved ones in a funeral home in the days before the funeral, though.

The advantage of it is that people can grieve how they choose. Personally, I don't like seeing friends and family without their life in them.

There may be other cultural practises here that aren't British, are culturally mixed, or a bit new age, but the bog-standard is closed coffin.

RE: STATE FUNERAL RISK

I've already commented on this.

I'll take it that you choose not to, or can't understand what I've written. dunno

RE: STATE FUNERAL RISK

I would choose that you don't try and skew what I've said in this passive-aggressive way.

RE: Mike Lindell, your pillow guy...

Errr...

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RE: STATE FUNERAL RISK

Aparantly, Diana's coffin was 6'2" in length because of the lead lining (she was 5'10"} and the eight pall bearers had to be around 6'4" to stop it from looking disproportionately long. As the pall bearers were from the Welsh Guards, it must have taken some doing to find eight tall Welsh men.

Having seen images of the queen's coffin, she must be wearing 6" heels and a crown in there to get it long enough for eight pall bearers.

RE: STATE FUNERAL RISK

There is inherently no right way to protest, given protest challenges norms.

Freedom of speech and freedom to protest should be an inalienable right, but there is always a balancing act where our opinions and rights impinge upon the opinions and rights of other people.

Whilst I appreciate that there are a myriad of issues triggered by the queen's death and that anger is an appropriate response in some cases, I'm also good with waiting until she's cold before we tally the pros and cons of having a monarchy.
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RE: Why isn't Britain apologising for what they have done to this world?

Yeah, I'm not sure trashing the planet with industrialisation neutralises all the the colonial and other trashing we did, Riz. laugh

We should apologise for our historical and present wrong-doing, as should every country.

Just think of the difference between a child who is taught to apologise and an unfortunate child who lacks the guidance of empathy, humility and consequence: it can be the difference between a brain surgeon and a serial killer.

RE: The price of gas has dropped sharply. SOME PLACES HAVE DROPPED MORE THAN A DOLLAR A GALLON...

So, petrol in the US is getting on for half the price compared with other Western Countries like Australia, Canada and the UK, but the US is getting a lousy deal because of Biden?

It's not that our systems are failing people and the planet in general, or anything like that? laugh

Maybe it's not such a bad thing if we are pressured to look for cheaper, more sustainable ways of living.
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RE: An announcement to the Irish

Nope, just grateful for the relief of cooler, rainy days.

If there are more over the next few weeks, I'll be grateful for them, too.

I'm grateful for temperate conditions where temperate ought to be, both in the now and for the future of the planet. If the sunshine comes to us, rather than us going to the sunshine, it portends our end.

RE: An announcement to the Irish

It's raining here in Wales, too. yay

The June and July heatwave forecast has thankfully only been a few days as we near the end of June. Everything is growing lush and green. applause

RE: Lavoris...

It leaves your tongue bright red because of the chemical colourings.

Ingredients: Water, Alcohol, Glycerine, Sorbitol, Poloxamer 407, Flavor (Cinnamon/Cinnamic Aldehyde, Eugenia Cayophyllus (Clove) Flower Oil/Clove Oil, Menthol), Zantrate, Polysorbate 80, Citric Acid, Sodium Saccharin, Sodium Hydroxide, Red 40, Red 33.

RE: Me in my bathroom. You're welcome.

That was really rather hypnotic.

I liked all the changes in perspective, the static images mixed in with the moving, or static images from a moving perspective.

I liked your choice of background music, especially when mixed with the video noises. I'm hearing impaired, but the noises I could hear were delightful, focussed and mindful.

And it made me laugh when you put the deoderant back and nudge the toiletry next to it back in it's rightful place. There was so much balance in everything, nicely introduced by the scales, I've just realised. laugh

RE: Stage Clothes...

"tie-died shirts."

Is that where the expression 'dressed to kill' comes from? giggle

RE: Merry Christmas or whatever you want me to say

We make pretty good dinners, as well.

Merry nondenomenational pagan festival to you, Pat. wave

RE: Gift giving this holiday season...

If she already has more than she needs, how about an Oxfam gift?

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10 years old is a good age for appreciating a gift like this. It could have a massive impact on her life perspective.

I think I might do this next year for my grandchildren.

RE: Christmas Eve is coming up!

Hello, lcbr. wave

RE: Hey, hey, he's one Monkee...

Yes, we had the Monkees here in the UK.

I watched them in the 70's on Saturday morning's. It was part of a package designed to keep kids quiet, so parents weren't woken up at stupid o'clock on their day off. laugh

RE: New Zealand to ban smoking

Clearly, I misunderstood "...to completely phase out smoking in the island nation by 2025."

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