Going to Europe in a couple weeks...

[Adrahil]

Anyone know where I can get an "I'm sorry, I didn't vote for him" T-shirt?

[Heartstrings]

1. Going to London 7-3

Leaving the 10th...IQ45 is supposed to visit on the 13th. Soooo glad we'll be gone by then.

[TimeSnowDemos]

2. Ha

As long as you aren't loud and obnoxious it'll be fine.

Saying that, it depends where you're going. Lots of Europe is pretty extremely anti-American right now, but quietly. Other parts are less quiet.

But sure, even here in Ireland - one of the most pro-American countries outside of America - the attitude has really, really soured.

Just be respectful and... Not loud or pushy... And you'll probably be fine.

[Adrahil]

7. Taking a group of High School Band students on a tour...

They will be performing publicly in 7 different countries.

The music list is "American" but not nationalistic, so I'm hoping we'll be warmly received. We'll see.

[TimeSnowDemos]

8. That should be totally fine

European cities are extremely varied, so it'll just depend, but I'd bet you'll have a great time and have no real issues.... Unless the kids get themselves in trouble. Lol.

[CurtEastPoint]

3. Without fail, when I was in France last month, when asked my nationality, I smiled and said,

"American...mais je n'ai pas vote pour Trump." And I always got a smile, thumbs up, good or one person said, 'Well, you are excused then!"

[pamdb]

4. t[shirt

Get on Amazon and pick up a couple of Canadian T-shirts.

University of Toronto
Maple leaf t-shirt

practice saying "aboot" and "eh"

[sinkingfeeling]

5. I've been in 6 countries in last 7 months. Have yet to have anybody defend IQ45.

[Boomerproud]

6. When I was in England in 1984 I got the same response about Raygun.

That's exactly the T-shirt I would have worn every day. If someone had asked me "why did you vote for that idiot" I would have answered " I didn't. Why did you guys vote for his girlfriend Maggie Thatcher?"/

[Tipperary]

9. In what language?