Love the birds in them. My nephew works down in Cairns, and has done for two years now. He's engaged to a Polish girl (stunning) that he met here in Liverpool and went with him a couple of years back when he first went over. They broke up over Christmas whilst he was back, and she's devastated. He won't say why, but my sister went out there last year and saw it coming - stunning as his (now ex) fiance is, the locals are - well California in the 60's was mentioned. I was down in NZ a decade ago, and I have to say that a lot of girls from Auckland and Wellington are spot-on too.
i never forget that one with the big tits back in my youth on home and away she's turned up on one of them the kids watch and shes fat now but yeah.... hot stuff cos the weather keeps the fit... that or they hide the fat ones.
Surely the odds on him being impeached are even shorter than Clinton was? Putin has him by the balls, and he appears to like the feel of it. But the chutzpah of accusing others of fake news. Satire is dead.
He not getting impeached. This endless cycle of embarrassing behaviour is still happening and will continue to occur for 4 years.
I truly don't know whether it'll be a good or a bad thing if the full scope of his dealings with the KGB and Putin (and the trillions of Putin bots that now infest the web with their false news and comments sections in the Mail and suchlike) and he is impeached. Will the US, the worldwide economy (and my pension and money to pay off my mortgage, more importantly) recover from the shock? Or can we hope that the Republican Party can actually control him? I'm reminded of what Von Pappen said when Hitler was appointed chancellor: "We've hired him". That went well. There's a new trite saying by analysts on CNN that the press don't take Trump seriously, but they take what he says literally, whereas the public take him seriously, but don't take what he says literally. I take him seriously and what he says literally. Our only hope is that, ironically, a right-winger will actually kick-start the world economy by a massive infrasructure programme that'll have to be matched by us and Europe. Much better to leave a legacy of debt and updated infrastructure than the same debt without infrastructure. In the meantime, please don't **** the world up, Donald. Last word though - Putin is up there with Murdoch as the demon of the 21st century, if you ask me. When hawks like peter Hitchens, Charles Moore and Richard Littlecock are singing his praises I'd be checking my tea for polonium.
That will be the 2nd President they have had to get rid of. Damn this democracy crap that keeps electing people they don't agree with!
Lol Yeah...Trumps made it really easy for them (maybe not convertible easy) Didn't release his medical records...heart attack maybe? Has insisted on shared protection between SS and Private firm.. multitude of "miscommunication" opportunities there lol..
I suspect he will "accidentally" drown in a bath of piss. An aide will walk into the bathroom and just see a wig floating in the bath of piss, he will then wait 20 minutes to be sure Trump is dead before phoning 911.
Talking of false news and false flags though, God I pissed myself when Donaldo tried to deflect the Putin exposure - the man is either completely brass-necked or simply psychotic - or both. Here's Trump's favourite supporter: http://tv.infowars.com/ It's the font of 'wisdom' that Sisu often used too. The world is ****ing mad.
Teresa May has just taken an over half an hour to explain that she's in Rupert Murdoch's arse pocket. I expect him to now take over the BBC, never mind Sky.
Oh so she did finally say something. I turned the radio off after 15 minutes of meaningless platitudes without actually saying anything. Basically what I got from the speech was: We like everyone, everyone should like us. We're so wonderful, everyone else is wonderful too. We want to be BFFs with everyone. Everyone should want to be BFFs with us. We're leaving Europe, but we love you Europe and you love us. She didn't actually say anything of substance.
