Thursday, 7 July 2022

Regrets? I've had a few

Boris has resigned.

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  1. Oh....I can't imagine your disappointment across the pond.

    Contain yourself.

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    1. We've had far worse in charge! - and there are no obvious successors, so it'll be a long, tedious summer of in-fighting before we get a new PM... Jx

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  2. Well, THAT was a long, strange ride.

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    1. A feast for the satirists - but sometimes real life is even stranger than fiction. Jx

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  3. Hey, like the man said, "them's the breaks" I wish y'all well, sweetpea! xoxo

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    1. One moment, the "golden boy", the next, the vilified ex-leader. "The breaks", indeed. Jx

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  4. Right, then...while everyone still waffles on about BoJo...who's keeping an eye on all the other wannabes?

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    1. I reckon the public want "Dishy Rishi" Sunak, but the decision is not up to them. If the Tories follow their usual path, there'll be a load of big names enter the fray, and the party will elect the candidate no-one's ever heard of. Jx

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  5. I was going to post 'Go Now' by The Moody Blues - and then he resigned - another post unpublished.
    Sx

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    1. There's loads of songs that would have been appropriate - The End by The Doors or So Long, Farewell from The Sound of Music, perhaps? - but he's pre-empted all that... Jx

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  6. Well, we have the orange ogre and you have whatever that tosspot passes as... is he a gimp? I often thought his brain was under-developed. As for Sid... sigh. What a great story. Tragic, yes... but spectacularly so. Like Caroll Baker as Harlow.

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    1. You just reminded me of the fabulous exchange with Margot Asquith (widow of our Prime Minister), when "The Platinum Blonde" kept mispronouncing her name: "No. The "T" is silent, dear. As in "Harlow". Jx

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  7. I seriously wondered if he would ever step away. Of course, now we have to wait for him to actually do so.

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    1. He'll get the elbow fairly soon, in favour of his (quite do-able) deputy Dominic Raab, of that I have no doubt. Jx

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