deptfordmarmoset
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I'm not sure that there's a New Testament in the US bible.
Donald I, emperor of the world.
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I'm not sure that there's a New Testament in the US bible.
Evil_Breakfast
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View: https://x.com/SangitaMyska/status/2034698459530289582?s=20
Mango Mussolini makes an ill-judged Pearl Harbour reference to the, recently, elected Japanese PM : Sanae Takaichi.
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C R
Legendary Member
But I am sure Japan did tell their German allies, so Trump as usual is missing the point.
First Aspect
Guru
All uphill
Slow and steady
The bit I find most interesting is that he says:
"Japan didn't tell me..."
not
"Japan didn't tell the US..."
His feels he should have been told, despite not being born then.
UglyWithaSidePart
New Member
Does anyone else have a bottle of something nice put away just in case one day you wake up to some pleasant news?
You know, for a day when something you hope happens actually happens.
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You know, for a day when something you hope happens actually happens.
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Pblakeney
Legendary Member
Nothing "nice" lasts long enough.
Quite happy to stroll round to the shop and spurge should happen though.
Beebo
Legendary Member
That’s basically voodoo?
briantrumpet
Timewaster
If you really want to know how weird America is...
https://usa.streetsblog.org/2026/02/26/is-the-safety-of-roundabouts-just-for-rich-people
https://usa.streetsblog.org/2026/02/26/is-the-safety-of-roundabouts-just-for-rich-people
BoldonLad
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Perhaps, I should not admit this but, what the hell.... about 40 years ago, I was working in USA. in the first few days of being there, each day, driving to the office, I went through a junction which was signed "Four Way Stop". I had no idea what the protocol was, and, just drove straight through. After about a week of doing this, I decided to ask one of my American colleagues in the office, what the sign actually meant.
ahem! driving behaviour change required, and duly implemented 😊
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briantrumpet
Timewaster
No idea if this output from Gemini is totally accurate, but let's assume that it's in the right ballpark.
briantrumpet
Timewaster
Wasn't the clue in the name?
BoldonLad
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Once I knew, yes, but, it seemed such an unworkable idea, I found it hard to believe. A roundabout seems a so much better solution?.
briantrumpet
Timewaster
It is. I'm not being entirely facetious about implying that this is symptomatic of why the US is weird. That article says that a roundabout reduces the risk of accidents by 80%, but I guess that, even with that knowledge, they think that it's still not worth investing in roundabouts.
