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The fact that Trump was even able to run for president let alone win, just shows how much the whole system has lost touch with the people whom it is supposed to govern, but this is not the fault of the people, blaming people for mistakes made by a select elite is to play directly into their hands.

Perhaps they genuinely like his hair! You can't tell people they don't have the right to make a decision because you consider them intellectually deficient for not having the same ideology as you.

And be But so what? the thing is, in a democracy you are allowed to vote for whom ever you want, for whatever reason and without fear of ridicule or oppression, if someone voted for Trump for the sole reason the loved his hair, and someone else voted for Clinton because they loved her pant...

And how many of the 49% are stupid and made an ill informed choice? or are people only stupid when they don't vote for what you want?

The thing is, in a free society, in a democracy, you are allowed to say and do what you want (within reason) if people fall for it and vote accordingly, then so what? lets stop acting like this is the first time a person challenging for leadership has ever spun a yarn, because it isn't.

To be forced to take a test before you are "allowed" to vote is the absolute antithesis of democracy, and would, especially in America, be the most heinous attack on the constitution that the country is built on.

The BBC has it's faults, but they are the best in the world when it comes to making this stuff, always have been.

What sort of questions do you think this test should contain, who would write it, who would administer it and who would make the final decision on the pass or fail?

I will be truly heart broken when Sir Dave departs this mortal coil, we need to have a national day of mourning and a state funeral, minus the religious bullshit he has no time for.

The only news source I truly trust... http://www.theonion.com/article/area-liberal-no-longer-recognizes-fanciful-wildly--54670

 They do a version of that in North Korea and Mao Tse-Tong had a very similar system in China (having to pass a "test" before you could vote)

I have a 13 year old daughter he quite likes these, I don't mind them myself, if I'm being honest.

I have many musical "guilty pleasures".... Rasputin - Boney M Chanson d'amour - Manhattan Transfer All Around My Hat - Steeleye Span Stay Another Day - East 17 Nelly Furtado - All Good Things To name just a few, I could go on all night.

I'm the same with Blur I either totally dislike a track by them or really like it, nothing in the middle. I've never had much time for the Stereophonics but I love Dakota by them.

I have a shop that sells furniture made from old computers.

What area is she looking to get experience in? If she is undecided and just needs to get some general work experience don't let it worry you, many kids are uncertain of the path they want to take at that age, if she has any interest in computers, retail or furniture making I may be able to help.

Serves you right for trying to make chips with sweet potatoes you big ponce! ;)

As this is a post about learning new things.....as we are discussing inter species breeding, did you know that the Grey squirrel and the Red squirrel started off as the same animal, and even though they look the same (apart from colour) have macro evolved so much that it is now genetically...

Ha, ha.

Try taking a twig of mistletoe with you and offering a lovely Xmas kiss, gotta be worth a go! I like the Aero soft tops.