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Aren't you up in arms about Labour "disrupting our food supply" or whatever negative spin the BUF put on it for the faithful?...

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With all the stuff going on on this site at the minute, I thought I would share something which has made me smile for a couple of months.
If you go to the main Forums section and look down to the Welcome section, the last thread/poster is:

How do I delete my account by NLUK

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"Sweetie" - that's the kind of word an old right wing friend of Epstein would use of a child.

Tread carefully with who you believe and support, make sure you don't get too caught up in their activities....

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I wonder how much that will have changed now the Tories are gone - less Russian influence/support in parliament now, so no reason to move here anymore....

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Musk doesn't want Starmer there, so the sex pest isn't allowed to invite him....

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Let's see... Epstein and Trump were good friends. Tate and Farage are good friends.

You'd think the far right in the UK would spot the link, if they had the ability to think at all....

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I've just checked to make sure, and it appears that Farage isn't the Prime Minister, but you can have a star for effort at deflecting....

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You know what, I'll even make it easier for you.
Here's a list of the inauguration dates of US presidents:
https://historyinpieces.com/research...guration-dates

and here's a list of UK Prime Ministers:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prime_ministe...

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Tell me who was the last serving British PM to be invited to a US Presidential inauguration?...

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Can you tell me who was the last serving British Prime Minister to attend an inauguration?...

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I see the latest musings from Trump are that water flows downhill, and since Canada is north of California, then the water in Canada would flow down to California, put out the fires and water the gardens of Californians, if it wasn't for the Governor of California preventing it from happening.
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Absolutely no shame in it, unfortunately university is so expensive now that if your child is intelligent and you are not wealthy, then either they will be burdened with a massive debt of years to come, or they are financially prevented from going to university. Before the mid 1980s, most people went...

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Morning all late checkin from me today, other things distracted me, like the stunning sunrise while out walking. Blue skies and sunny here now, but quite chilly in the shade, almost like it's January or something. The back of the house is warming up nicely in the sun, in fact thinking about it,...

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Still makes me laugh (and makes me feel old to know the original was 35 years ago)
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Lunch was home made butternut squash soup. After defrosting it, it looked a bit lumpy, but a good nuke and it went back to smooth. Quite spicy, so I added a dollop of sour cream.

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Newspaper blames children for how their parents (readers of the newspaper) brought them up.

...but to help those who are unsure: a spanner is a hammer with either a gap in the hitty end or a hole. A screwdriver is orange juice and vodka....

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Morning all
It's getting brighter in the mornings, the temperature was a pleasant 5C when we went out. Looks like it might be a pleasant day.
Recycling men wouldn't take the plastic of my old paper shredder, so we'll see if it will be taken by the black bin team. (It's an all-play...

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Morning all
Well, The Wife has made it to the departures lounge, and BA have swapped planes.
The Dog and I will shortly be going out for a walk.

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With The Wife gone, MMtSH and I had an early afternoon walk, came back and watched a bit of TV.
Decided to open a bottle of “Plum wine” that I had made 4 years ago. You’re supposed to keep it for 3-5 years, so now should be OK.
First glass tasted like it was just a plum flavoured drink....

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Morning all