Yes .. I felt it ended badly...Did anyone watch netflix 'the diplomat'?
Yes .. I felt it ended badly...Did anyone watch netflix 'the diplomat'?
it's loosely based on current political personae. Nicol Trowbridge is BJ.Yes .. I felt it ended badly...
That won't happen."Let's help Ukraine - WW3!!" incredible!
Does it come in organic, apple flavoured , cookie form?
The short answer is none at the very top. You may re-arrange them like you would with dekchairs but you can't lose them.Elon Musk found he was able to lose 80% of 'Twatter' staff! Who would you lose on this chart?
(Source 2019: https://www.politico.eu/article/european-commission-president-elect-ursula-von-der-leyen-actual-organization-chart-commissioners-portfolios/)
Nobody. It's basically a complete government in waiting, which is the whole point of the EU's existence, working towards a single nation called Europe. One that could relate and compete on level terms in this world of giants like the USA and China.Who would you lose on this chart?
(Source 2019: https://www.politico.eu/article/european-commission-president-elect-ursula-von-der-leyen-actual-organization-chart-commissioners-portfolios/)
Completely opposed to every aspect, ceremony clinging onto ancient and now irrelevant ways in the modern world. The quicker we get rid of the entire institution of monarchy and privilege based societal structure, the better.what do you think of the coronation next week? Is it necessary? Money well spent?
I don't think it has a fiscal cost, it just means going without sex and micturition for a day or so.Who actually pays for the pubic holiday?
All of them. I've only met one person here who is in favour of having a royal mob.A similar question I would ask is which members of the royal family would you like to lose.
I didn’t mind. The coronation is probably irrelevant, but in general terms it can give some people a bit of happiness. Street parties, watching the ceremony on tv with other people and a bank holiday all brings people together. That can’t be a bad thing.what do you think of the coronation next week? Is it necessary? Money well spent? Who actually pays for the pubic holiday?
It’s impossible to get that message across when energy company execs are taking money home in wheelbarrows, government cronies are making billions from dodgy contracts and the prime minister is so rich he doesn’t know how to use money.I thought we have to cut our spending.
The operative word is "our". Not "their".I thought we have to cut our spending.
Good to hear from you again OG and particularly pleased to learn that your wife is in a care home, given how unavoidably stressful your life was previously.Visiting my wife in the care home today I found the residents all seated in the large lounge with their chairs organised as if in a cinema.
The care home had decorated the place to give it a "patriotic" air with flags and bunting and a laid out series of tables with a buffet.
The ones that were awake clearly enjoyed watching the coronation on the very large TV on the wall, and all had little Union Jack flags to wave.
It was very pleasing to see that the staff had made such an effort to add the sense of occasion for the residents.
I had to sit through an hour or so of the rubbish, but there was a moment of Karma when Charlie Boy intoned the new ritual words he had introduced into the ceremony
"I have come here to serve not to be served"
As usual the Beeb commentator had to immediately parrot his words as they inevitably do, but managed to make my day by saying
"I have come here to be served not to serve"
I love it when a plan falls gruesomely in ruins!
Or "wide backed vagina, camilla"?Visiting my wife in the care home today I found the residents all seated in the large lounge with their chairs organised as if in a cinema.
The care home had decorated the place to give it a "patriotic" air with flags and bunting and a laid out series of tables with a buffet.
The ones that were awake clearly enjoyed watching the coronation on the very large TV on the wall, and all had little Union Jack flags to wave.
It was very pleasing to see that the staff had made such an effort to add the sense of occasion for the residents.
I had to sit through an hour or so of the rubbish, but there was a moment of Karma when Charlie Boy intoned the new ritual words he had introduced into the ceremony
"I have come here to serve not to be served"
As usual the Beeb commentator had to immediately parrot his words as they inevitably do, but managed to make my day by saying
"I have come here to be served not to serve"
I love it when a plan falls gruesomely in ruins!