bowleg.bsky.social
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Watch you don’t spill that drink. Moss Bros will charge
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“It’s not easy” is code for the lawyers saying it’s not legal. Hand over the money and an international court will order it to be paid back with interest at some point in the future.
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The political elite always want to blame the political elite, as though they are not part of said political elite
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Or are they not emotional enough? Seems to me that on average women have higher emotional intelligence than men
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There’s always a back office of unsung workers stopping the wheels coming off the bus. Inevitable disaster will occur somewhere down the line. Expect a Netflix documentary in a few years
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There are several thousand gods being worshipped in the world, seems like only hers is right!
Worship of supernatural beings is best kept separate from politics IMHO
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In 2022/23 the total number of overseas students in the UK was a record high of 758,855. The number has increased for 10 years in a row. Major senders are China, India and Nigeria.
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Minimum requirement for meeting a foreign head of state: remember your hosts name and sit up straight. It’s a 0/2 fail from what I see…
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I resent cookie choices, how much time is wasted clicking on accept or reject? Some political good idea designed to annoy us for all time.
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Read the article
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UK car exports to the US, by ownership, are dominated by brands within the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) group which is owned by Tata Motors, an Indian multinational conglomerate. Welcome to the global village…
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I’m guessing the Founding Fathers also never intended for a convicted felon to be President?
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The design on the first penny was of a woman with flowing hair symbolizing liberty.
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Law of unintended consequences strikes again
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First rule of Tariff Club….there is no Tariff Club
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Spin speed set to warp factor 10
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“A hostile and political act” or in the real world letting us know why prices are going up
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United’s loss, glad he’s doing so well…
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An Opah surely?
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Is that an escalation letter in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
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Tariffs are needed to fund income tax cuts for the rich. The poor just need to suck it up….you voted for this, right?
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“I have good news and I have bad. The good news is I have a well stocked bunker…”
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Is that a foot long sub deal, maybe?
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Imagine dedicating your life to your country and being fired by politicians of such low morals
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That’s going some, UK only managed 4% with Brexit
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Someone needs to look out of the window and tell us they see rain…
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Only 14% of Chinese exports go to the US, how could they not accurately predict that it’s not such a big deal to China?
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Working twice as hard and knowing twice as much…
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Huge income tax cuts are funded by huge tariffs. Top 1% winning, but that’s what the public voted for, right?
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You beat me to it by 30 seconds 👏🏼
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Did the 9% think it was a plague on the black population?
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I await confirmation from the Chinese about this meeting.
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“The study also plans to link medication records from pharmacies, lab testing and genomics data from patients treated by the Department of Veterans Affairs and Indian Health Service, claims from private insurers and data from smartwatches and fitness trackers.”
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
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Imagine the US had been invaded and all that was required to secure peace was handing over Texas and Florida, forgetting all war crimes and abandoning kidnapped US children. Still sound like a good deal?
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The top 1 percent of taxpayers account for more income taxes paid than the bottom 90 percent combined. So guess who benefits from reducing income taxes?
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Too limp, you say?
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For MoU read “non-legally binding fine words”
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A journalist will call a lie a lie. Can they?
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My comment from the day before the Pope died
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