My celebratory whisky for Croatia's marvellous victory tonight was sadly tempting and I had to accidentally break open the bottle this long hours before the game actually starts. However I look forward to finishing the bottle tonight.
Tomorrow I think I will go to the recycling bins at Sainsburys and fix a notice saying 'Place England flags here' onto one of the bins. There ought to be many flung from cars by ten in the morning.
Now what for Boris?
He has walked from the cabinet hoping to obtain much support from the 'wild eyed loons' but the only one to show such was the Rees-Mogg creature and a couple of junior ministers of whom the nation had no knowledge.
What now? Will he offer himself for the leadership, this requires 49 MPs to support him before he does, they do not exist I fear. Will he fade into the background? Not he, will he bide his time until May shakes once again? It is all a quandary.
I do wonder however what would happen if someone proposed a vote of confidence in the PM? Is such a move feasible? This would force such as Boris to vote for her in spite of his mutterings, otherwise she might lose and an election be called. This might lose Boris his seat, especially after his failure at the Heathrow runway fiasco. If she won such a vote it would be one in the eye for him and the rest of the loons. Losing might benefit Corbyn, though what he would make of it is unclear, rather like most of what he says.
What a farce, and now with Trump arriving spouting nonsense as always things will get even more farcical in the next few days. I wonder who will get most knives in back?
Tennis is on, monotonous innit...?
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Beware the CCTV cameras.....
Fly, He He He!!!
This house is still in mourning for the fate of Belgium...and at the hands of France, of all things. The flemish Higher Authority is displeased....
I rook a break this afternoon in order to watch the soccer match. It was rather exciting and I am trying to learn what I forgot when Puppy played in the little leagues here. I told Prince we needed to learn as we have a team and the government is pushing to build a huge stadium. Soon Nashville will be all skinny houses and sport complex with a few high skyscrapers downtown. Back in the late sixties when I came to Nashville there was only one skyscraper and I watched the second one being built and then our company moved into it and I worked on the 24th floor. As soon as they run out of land etc, the builder will move on and destroy another nice southern city. Peace
Fly, I concur with Flemish higher authority. However on Saturday at 3 they will trounce Engerland and make him feel much better about it all. :)
Lady, The US have some good players, we had Perry Kitchen at Heart of Midlothian, and their team just needs a new manager. Developers ruin cities!
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