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RANDOM THOUGHTS: U.K.'S CAMERON

David Cameron, British prime ministerI noted one of the national drug store chains has completed its consumer healthcare signage logically. In addition to places on the aisle for footcare, eye care and oral care there is now a place for miscellaneous body part care ... Police have found a heroin mill behind a secret door at a New York City candy store.

I guess that explains why some people were buying $300 a day in chocolate peanut clusters and melting the chocolate in spoons. ... Spending the weekend visiting the old the sick and the lame—it's my high school reunion in Southern Indiana. .... Following the vote by the United Kingdom to withdraw from the European Union, leaders of the anti-E.U. effort are proposing to follow the leader of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and build a wall between Great Britain and Europe. It is highly likely that there will be a second vote on Scottish independence—the first one failed narrowly in 2014. You can see it now: in a future tariff war England imposes heavy duties on Scottish haggis and Scotland declares English cooking to be an offense to the human race.  The real problem with the move split from Europe is the question of who gets the CD collections and custody of the pets. British Prime Minister David Cameron decided to quit his job rather than try for a rubber match on referenda.Meanwhile, in many states a movement is underway to hold a referendum to return Texas to Mexico. Texas doesn't get to not.

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