Donald Trump

[GUT]

Actually I did know one girl who wore them that way, had to unclip the garter to get the nickers down.

[Fleetwood Mac]

Now let's discuss something really important. The woman (broad) obviously never wears stockings and suspenders (garter belt) away from the cameras - either when visiting the lavatory (bathroom), or having a bit of "how's yer father" (I don't know the American term for that) - or she'd have found out why knickers (panties) need to go on over, not under them.

I'm shocked, I tell you. Shocked.

Love,

Caz
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Christ, I thought the term: "how's yer father" died with 1950s England.

Whenever I read your posts, Caz, I think of someone in the Women's Institute making jam, deriding town folk and dodging a series of small, plastic union jacks on a line. Probably drinking sherry and usually serving up cakes for the visiting cricket team from nearby Swath-cum-Grimeswain in some Herefordshire idyll.

Not like us Northerners from the industrial heartlands, Caz, where cakes and jam remain outside of the bounds of our rationing cards.

[Abby Normal]

Christ, I thought the term: "how's yer father" died with 1950s England.

Whenever I read your posts, Caz, I think of someone in the Women's Institute making jam, deriding town folk and dodging a series of small, plastic union jacks on a line. Probably drinking sherry and usually serving up cakes for the visiting cricket team from nearby Swath-cum-Grimeswain in some Herefordshire idyll.

Not like us Northerners from the industrial heartlands, Caz, where cakes and jam remain outside of the bounds of our rationing cards.

what the heck does "hows yer father" mean?

[GUT]

what the heck does "hows yer father" mean?

"A bit of the other", "a bit of slap and tickle" copulate.

Any of those help.

[Abby Normal]

"A bit of the other", "a bit of slap and tickle" copulate.

Any of those help.

no. still confused. ****?

f uc K. ???

[GUT]

no. still confused. ****?

f uc K. ???

Yep. That's the one.

[Robert]

I haven't heard of Caz doing cakes and jam, but she is the Sprout Queen of Sidmouth.

[c.d.]

"what the heck does "hows yer father" mean?"

It's learning of sayings like this from our friends across the pond that keeps me on these boards. I can't wait to use this one.

c.d.

[GUT]

How about

"how's ya mother's ducks?"

Popular down here in the 70s, I guess it was.

[Robert]

Rumpy-pumpy.

[ChrisGeorge]

what the heck does "hows yer father" mean?

From http://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_b...sages/255.html

how's your father?

catchphrase associated with the British music-hall comedian Harry Tate (1872-1940). Apparently, he would exclaim it as a way of changing the subject and in order to get out of a difficult situation. The phrase either subsequently or simultaneously took on a life of its own meaning the same as a 'thingummy' or anything the speaker did not wish to name. From that, in phrases like 'indulging in a spot of how's-your-father', it became a euphemism for sexual activity.

From Dictionary of Catchphrases by Nigel Rees

On Harry Tate: http://www.rfwilmut.clara.net/musichll/xtate.html

https://travsd.wordpress.com/2015/07/04/stars-of-vaudeville-888-harry-tate/

Also see "The surprising history of "'How’s your father'" by Dot Wordsworth in The Spectator: http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/06/t...s-your-father/

[ChrisGeorge]

I don't have a translation of all the words but the image speaks for itself.

[Pcdunn]

Well, this has me slightly terrified, as a working 60+ woman:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/obamacare-medicaid-medicare-gop-chopping-block_us_582a19b8e4b060adb56fbae7?section=us_politics

[Hercule Poirot]

Our good friend Trudeau

I don't have a translation of all the words but the image speaks for itself.

Free instant Casebook translation (LOL)

What's said is that Trudeau will collaborate with Trump and in the bubbles :"If you couldn't hold on to your promises", "It would make things easier for me" "Please!" and on the axe: 'Free trade, environnment, softwood lumber, establishment, medias, artists, elite...'

[John G]

Well, this has me slightly terrified, as a working 60+ woman:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...on=us_politics

Interestingly, Trump has long been an advocate of universal healthcare, and he repeatedly reiterated this throughout the campaign. In fact, during an interview with "60 minutes", when asked who would pay for it, he replied, "the government's gonna pay for it", I.e. via higher tax contributions from the wealthiest. See: https://www.statnews.com/2016/02/05/...l-health-care/ And http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...se-on-wealthy/

You may also have noticed that the second reference is Breitbert, a conservative media organization owned by Steve Bannon, Trump's controversial chief strategist.