Fraggle… I laughed so hard I think I may have hurt myself. Thank you, thank you.
Re #45 (I refuse to name that $#&%@)… Motherland, can you forgive me please? Hugs!
LOL. You know I was reading the Declaration of Independence and guess what?! Among many things listed as grievance to the King, to this day, We are still angry about taxes in the US, “For imposing Taxes on us without our Consent:”
Same here, it was introduced in 1799 by the then Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger, as a temporary measure to cover the cost of the Napoleonic Wars. Still paying 🙄
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Good one, FR!
My post was more traditional, but this is much better. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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If Trump goes on much longer they’ll all be wishing they’d stayed with the Motherland, bad as it is 😀 😀
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Fraggle… I laughed so hard I think I may have hurt myself. Thank you, thank you.
Re #45 (I refuse to name that $#&%@)… Motherland, can you forgive me please? Hugs!
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Haha of course you’re forgiven! (Just don’t do it again 😀 😀
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I hape their all enjoying this “independence and freedom” they supposedly have, while it lasts! 😕🍻
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Think that left the room when #45 took over.
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Damn straight.. 😕
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Oh, Fraggy! You made my day! Have fun today, you rotten oppressor, and think twice before you tax my tea! ❤
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🤣🤣
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Haha…always nice to come home form a long day at work and have a good laugh! This was brilliant 😂😂😂
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Happy to oblige! 😊
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Ha! That’s great.
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Ha!
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Hilarious!!
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Haha!!
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LOL. You know I was reading the Declaration of Independence and guess what?! Among many things listed as grievance to the King, to this day, We are still angry about taxes in the US, “For imposing Taxes on us without our Consent:”
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Same here, it was introduced in 1799 by the then Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger, as a temporary measure to cover the cost of the Napoleonic Wars. Still paying 🙄
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If the twit continues to take on Royal Airs, we may indeed do it again. 🙂
Warmest regards, Ed
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Ha haaaaaaa!!!!!
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