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• #1952
Don't make them bring back spitting image.
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• #1953
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• #1954
Putin was excellent!
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• #1955
And there was this one (which is brilliant)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pRt4dFBkCA
I can't imagine it went down well at the White House.
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• #1956
so good...
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• #1957
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• #1959
This is fucking insanity.
I read that some of the journalists working on Snowden's leaked docs used to put their mobile phones in the fridge they were so paranoid about hacking of the phone cams. Here we have the inner circle waving mobiles at possibly classified material in a public dining room.
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/02/12/politics/trump-shinzo-abe-mar-a-lago-north-korea/index.html
Then Trump crashed a wedding reception.
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• #1960
Has anybody mentioned the Trump hand shake thing yet?
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• #1961
Yeah, such a hacky, aggressive, "businessman" move.
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• #1963
Ha! Looks like Chris Christie actually fought back on that one.
Seriously though, it looks so weird and aggressive when he drags people towards him like that. I'd just let go and and call him out on it in front of everyone and make it super awkward.
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• #1964
I can't wait to see the Juncker-Trump handshake showdown.
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• #1965
I've noticed that. It's difficult to describe it as anything other than pathetic. Still, if you knew you were going to meet him, at least it would give you a reason to use one of those strange executive toy grip strengthener things so you could try to break the bones in his hand.
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• #1966
Handshake tactics like that are the middle management equivalent of using tips from a pickup artist. Excruciating and ultimately a sign that you're really quite insecure about your place in the world.
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• #1967
we're all gonna die lol. wtf were you thinking, rick?
/possibly not true caveat
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• #1968
WTF?! Those guys are meant to stay anon!
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• #1969
Maybe the real guy is anon, and some dumbass tourist got a selfie with a random uniform bloke carrying his sandwiches in a big lunchbox.
At Westminster, the policemen outside have an unofficial competition to see how many people they can get to believe made up shit. There is a big statue of Richard the Lionheart in the carpark, and American tourists are always told that Richard's horse was called Judy. -
• #1970
Trudeau takes a round in the World Wrist Wrestling championships
President Trump welcomes Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to the White House. https://t.co/n7TqA3VDnW pic.twitter.com/5TcpyDfZx5
— ABC News (@ABC) February 13, 2017
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• #1971
Pretty boy did OK I reckon
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• #1973
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• #1974
I was thinking this. If I were a world leader (I'm not at the moment) I'd be down my local dojo / dojang / whatever it's called in kung fu learning some sweet wrist locks to put him on his arse.
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• #1975
looks like trump pulled himself off balance.
trudeau had his game plan sorted. foot forwards for balance. hand on back of arm to prevent yanking.
9.5/10
This article about Mar-a-Lago - how Trump obtained it at a knock down price then waged war on all and sundry, including the town of Palm Beach itself, with lawsuits and bully boy tactics - seems to pretty much sum up Trump's 'business acumen'.
Said acumen seems largely to consist of a massive sense of entitlement and wearing people down until they feel they have no option but to give in.
In 2006 he sued the town over his American flag. Not just any flag, but a Trump-huge, stadium-size flag atop an 80-foot pole in front of Mar-a-Lago—double the height allowed by local ordinance. When Trump was fined $250 a day, he sued the town for $25 million. But when the fines for the flag reached $120,000, Trump finally moved the pole and lowered the height, while reaping some good publicity by promising to donate $100,000 to veterans’ charities.
“He always wins,” says an exasperated resident. “And now his club is the winter fucking White House.”
Grim. But a good read.
http://www.vanityfair.com/style/2016/12/how-donald-trump-beat-palm-beach-society-and-won-the-fight-for-mar-a-lago