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Has “shoegate” been reported elsewhere?
In a nutshell, Trump likes a particular shoe and has bought them for all his ranking cronies - said cronies are afraid of upsetting him and there are numerous pictures of them at White House briefings etc wearing them.
The thing is, apparently Trump guesses their size and in at least one case, Marco Rubio, the shoes are clearly at least two sizes too big but he wears them anyway.
I do not think I have seen anything quite so ridiculous.
How can this be?
There are few words you can find to articulate just how ridiculous and dangerous this group of people are, none of them should be anywhere near power, but it's what happens when social media gets to elect leaders. Trump makes Nixon look sincere and GW Bush a genius. Where will it all end?
It still breaks her heart when she sees what is happening to her country
Bland, boring, dull
Exactly what British politicians should be.
A big fuss over Churchill being replaced by a hedgehog
Churchill has only been there since 2016 and he's the fourth historical figure on back of the fiver, the first being the Duke of Wellington (1971-1991)
The first historical figure was Shakespeare on the back of the £20 in 1970
Before 1960 the monarch didn't appear on bank notes, the Queen was the first on the £1 note
Of course the obvious question is will the the hedgehog be depicted in a traditional setting, snuffling through back gardens searching for food or a more modern setting, after its encounter with an SUV on the A11?
I didn't watch the game as I knew it would stress me out too much.
I watched the rugby instead - absolutely fantastic, except for the result.
If anyone wants to see it, here's the link
https://rugby24.net/france-vs-england-six-nations-rugby-full-match-replay-14-march-2026
Where are Chelsea going to find £10 m?
This may well see the end of them as a club.
I miss the days when there was one mascot for the home team, 15yo or under and usually as a birthday present or some other special event
Arsenal get lucky with VAR again.
( The key incidents panel review latest)
https://x.com/westham/status/2034676775335194670?s=46&t=3yxCZdPhSkEzUPlNSoI1qQ
“Chuck Norris once told his wife to calm down…and she did”
RIP
Chuck Norris, a martial arts expert, tells his wife, presumably not a martial arts expert, to calm down and she did
Am I missing something?
And I guess his ability to usurp the basic laws of the universe didn't include immortality...
I never really understood where this all came from but the idea behind it seems to be that he spent life in godmode, able to do things that regular vanilla humans weren't capable of doing.
Apparently because the World Cup final isn't until the 19th July they've moved the Premier League start date back to the 3rd weekend in August instead of the 2nd weekend and Wembley is booked for a concert on the 2nd weekend
You have to smile...