What we have here is a fine and especially distinguished collection of typical English place names. Some of them might be lost on "foreigners" but that doesn't mean they won't raise an eyebrow or two.
england
Oi, guvnor, what's all this about then?
It appears that the British are coming... to protest the American president, you know, that reality-TV gameshow host who enacted a Muslim Ban last friday, and his visit across the pond. It would appear as though they don't want him either.
And what better way to voice their concerns than with some hilarious protest signs. Here are some of the best:
There might have been a reason Michael Gove took a break from Twitter... This Conservative Party politician rejoined Twitter after several months of inactivity. When he threw in a reference to a British sitcom that has been simultaneously voted the best and worst sitcom "ever" it was the perfect invitation for Twitter trolls to strike.
Last week's Brexit vote has given rise to a resurgence of racism in the UK.
The incidents range from harassment to assault. Most of which, done by people who probably have zero idea what UK leaving the EU actually means.
European migrants across the UK seem to be the major target in these reported incidents.
"I have a zero-tolerance approach to hate crime in London. We don't just tolerate our differences, we celebrate them" --- London Mayor Sadiq Khan
Lindsay Lohan wasn't the only one tweeting during the Brexit vote last night. Celebrities across the pond were also getting into the action. Mostly, with the soul purpose to scare the sh*t out of millennials.
The vote passed with 52% and the United Kingdom has officially chucked a deuce to the European Union.
So, how is this going to effect you? Well, according to Twitter, you should probably go to church because the world is DOOMED.
Via Daily Mail UK
Police in the UK were fooled by one very realistic looking doll.
What started out as a rescue mission to save a baby left laying in the front seat of a locked car ended in embarrassment for police in Dudley, West Midlands.
After a concerned citizen notified the police of an infant in danger, officers jumped into action—smashing Delesia Rattray's car window. But they didn't find what they expected.
When Rattray returned to her car she found a note from police telling her to call the station. Fearing that a baby's life was in danger, the police smashed her window to save what turned out to be Rattray's 10-year-old sister's baby doll.
The doll was wrapped in a blanket with only its head poking out. Police have since apologized and agreed to cover the cost of replacing the window.
You tried, Dudley police. You tried.
