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‘he meows to go out, then won’t leave’
https://metro.co.uk/2019/03/18/french-minister-names-cat-brexit-meows-go-wont-leave-8931842/
It’s pretty hard to raise a smile about Brexit these days, but France’s Brexit minister has done the impossible and come up with a genuine LOL-worthy moment – by naming her cat Brexit. Nathalie Loiseau, who’s in charge of France’s preparation for Britain’s depature, has truly excellent reasoning for it, too. Speaking to French newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche, she said......
‘He wakes me up every morning meowing to death because he wants to go out. Loiseau said ‘And then when I open the door he stays in the middle, undecided, and then gives me evil looks when I put him out.’
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte came up with his own Brexit joke this week, comparing Theresa May to the Monty Python knight who goes on fighting even after his limbs are cut off.
‘She reminds me occasionally of that character from Monty Python where all the arms and legs are cut off but he then tells the opponent: ‘Let’s call it a draw.’ ‘She’s incredible. She goes on and on. At the same time, I do not blame her, but British politics.’
https://metro.co.uk/2019/03/18/french-minister-names-cat-brexit-meows-go-wont-leave-8931842/
It’s pretty hard to raise a smile about Brexit these days, but France’s Brexit minister has done the impossible and come up with a genuine LOL-worthy moment – by naming her cat Brexit. Nathalie Loiseau, who’s in charge of France’s preparation for Britain’s depature, has truly excellent reasoning for it, too. Speaking to French newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche, she said......
‘He wakes me up every morning meowing to death because he wants to go out. Loiseau said ‘And then when I open the door he stays in the middle, undecided, and then gives me evil looks when I put him out.’
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte came up with his own Brexit joke this week, comparing Theresa May to the Monty Python knight who goes on fighting even after his limbs are cut off.
‘She reminds me occasionally of that character from Monty Python where all the arms and legs are cut off but he then tells the opponent: ‘Let’s call it a draw.’ ‘She’s incredible. She goes on and on. At the same time, I do not blame her, but British politics.’