Thanks Eva and Avital for the clarification of that. The English are well-know for seeing a joke if there is one, and we like nothing better than "humiliation" (the everyday version of the slipping on a banana skin joke), not only of foreign politicians, notables and "celebrities", but our own as well.
One of our politicians must be heartily sick of seeing himself wagging his head and making meaningless mouthings when he was Secretary of State for Wales (or something to do with Wales), couldn't speak Welsh, didn't know the Welsh anthem, and made a complete idiot of himself tryig to pretend that he could sing the words along with everyone else who were singing with gusto. Another is frequently shown either punching a member of the public or at his political party's celebrations caught on film "dad dancing" - you know, the kind of dancing that dad's do when they think they can dance like their children. And a former Prime Minister was allowing filming before he had a private holiday, walking on the beach with his wife, when they both ended up falling over trying to get away from the waves which would have soaked them - pride goes before a fall. If there's a joke in there, we'll find it. Jean in Poole To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
