| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans 17:16 - Jan 20 with 811 views | Illinoisblue |
and not of them has mentioned what's going on today. Not sure if they're in denial or just don't give a toss. |  |
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| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:17 - Jan 20 with 786 views | J2BLUE |
It's amazing how switched off the average person is. They really have no clue or interest in anything important. |  |
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| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:19 - Jan 20 with 771 views | Illinoisblue |
| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:17 - Jan 20 by J2BLUE |
It's amazing how switched off the average person is. They really have no clue or interest in anything important. |
well, that's a bit sweeping. Just because people aren't jumping on their desks shouting "Trump's a c __ t" doesn't mean they're not engaged citizens. | |
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| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:20 - Jan 20 with 759 views | J2BLUE |
| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:19 - Jan 20 by Illinoisblue |
well, that's a bit sweeping. Just because people aren't jumping on their desks shouting "Trump's a c __ t" doesn't mean they're not engaged citizens. |
My point still stands based on my experience of people in this country. | |
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| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:21 - Jan 20 with 752 views | factual_blue |
True story, heard by Mrs Factual
American #1: 'So if I said something about Trump that you didn't like, would you pull a gun on me?'
American #2: 'Yes.' |  |
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| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:23 - Jan 20 with 741 views | Ftnfwest |
| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:20 - Jan 20 by J2BLUE |
My point still stands based on my experience of people in this country. |
That was an 'over easy' comment...... |  | | |
| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:23 - Jan 20 with 740 views | Sarge |
Why would anyone really though? All the news networks and people on here and twitter giving a running commentary about some ceremony thousands of miles away. Like the wall to wall coverage of the royal baby, who gives a damn?
Edit: my own girlfriend texted me with 'half an hour to go..' assumed she meant until she left work but no! Their office is watching it before going home... [Post edited 20 Jan 2017 17:25]
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| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:44 - Jan 20 with 636 views | oldbluestu |
Probably because they're working. That's the difference between Yanks and Brits, Yanks spend all day working Brits spend all day looking at the internet/TV |  | | |
| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:54 - Jan 20 with 608 views | TractorWood |
Elected presidents and PMs are often undermined by activities that go on around them.
I don't really care what Theresa May says because at the moment as it's largely dictated by the fragility of the macro economic markets and vast divide in opinion across the country. This has leaded to ambiguous and sycophantic over-promising.
Hopefully Trump will get briefed on the seriousness of everything he'll be involved in by career civil servants and realise there is little time to honour arbitrary and conjecture based manifesto promises. |  |
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| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:56 - Jan 20 with 600 views | Tollycobbold |
| interstingly, working in an office in America, full of Amercicans on 17:17 - Jan 20 by J2BLUE |
It's amazing how switched off the average person is. They really have no clue or interest in anything important. |
Important?
A president isn't actually in charge. |  | | |
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