Logic in the age of trump...

[5X]

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[lunatica]

1. It was a MAGAT's house

[polmaven]

2. Wait!!

You used the word logic in a post about trump??? Huh??

[rpannier]

3. Funny

I loved this post a few down

American tourists were in Co. Clare, Ireland, visiting the lovely Bunratty Castle. So they pulled up on the hard shoulder of the motorway, to take a picture of old historical building. The Yank turned to wife & said.
"Its a shame they built the castle so close to the motorway".

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Norfolk is the only county in the UK without any confirmed cases of coronavirus

The total lack of transport links to the rest of the UK is finally paying off

[Duppers]

4. Yep. But I never heard an American call it..

A "motorway." Strictly a British term.

😁

[3Hotdogs]

9. Yeah, fake nooz to defame our Republican friends.

[Duppers]

12. My post #6 below.

I meant, if you're gonna write satire, make it believable as possible.

[5X]

5. Let's start a go-fund-me to fill in the grand canyon before it erodes away the visitor center. n/t

[rpannier]

7. Excellent Idea

[rurallib]

8. had something similar happen

My friend owns some land about a mile from the highway on an old country road. The land was the site of the first cabin built west of the Mississippi in Iowa - or some such historical significance.

He had a picnic and was showing folks around in a group of about 10 of us. When he mentioned the cabin a woman spoke and said rather slowly "why ..... did they build it so far from the highway?" Nobody laughed.

[3Hotdogs]

10. Nobody laughed --- out of politeness?

[rurallib]

11. yes - small town - everybody knows everybody

she was asking the question quite seriously.

[Duppers]

6. 😅

But wasn't that meant to be funny?

[JHB]

16. Yes. It's what used to be called "dry wit"...

...until Republicans made it impossible to distinguish that from genuine, proud-of-it dumbassery.

[Fritz Walter]

13. "da_judge"?

Does that stand for "dumb-ass"?

[JHB]

15. Probably a British thing

Not too many Trumpers are big fans of the Liverpool Football (as in soccer) Club, and he doesn't seem to like Boris either.

[JHB]

14. The guy's a Brit, so I suspect it's more dry humor than Trumplevirus

Hmmm, perhaps "dry humour" would be proper.