Post #36566 by ges on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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What a clown.

--President Donald Trump’s phone conversations with the two British prime ministers who served during his first term were apparently so madcap that they left staff at Number 10 Downing Street in tears.

One former Downing Street source described the conversations as “extraordinary” and “brilliant” — the latter meant more sarcastically — and said those present were there “with tears [of] laughter” because the calls were “hilarious.”

Trump would reportedly go off on wide-ranging and long-winded tangents on a variety of subjects close to his heart but not exactly germane to the Anglo-American Special Relationship, including his hatred of wind turbines, his Scottish golf property, or matters that prime ministers simply could not discuss because they were the subject of court proceedings.--

we truly live in the stupidest possible timeline.

it’s only been a week, and we’ve already broken the world record for idiocy.

Tiedrich

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it’s only been a week, and we’ve already broken the world record for idiocy.

And that's freaking hard to do, considering we spent 4 years with this idiocy already.

--Peter

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