That's what Robert wrote as a post a couple of days ago. The blogging world is unsure what he meant by that.
Google search tells me that 'poof' means:
Which doesn't help.
Either Robert, tired of changing his name, now wants to change his character, his occupation, his hobbies or even his DNA and wants to become a magician or a nancy boy.
It reminds me of when the 'Twitter world' went crazy when Trump wrote covfefe as a tweet.
In both of these situations the maybe mistaken posts are actually an improvement on their usual communications.
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| Covfefe! |
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| Poof! |
3 comments:
I suspect that Robert has buggered off. I wish that Trump would do the same.
I wish Luxon would too.
What has he done for us lowly paid New Zealanders?
Enacted NZ$14.7 billion in tax cuts and reduced public sector healthcare and agency spending. Yippee more unemployment. Replaced the Three Waters reform with "Local Water Done Well" and brought back charter schools.Reintroduced the three-strikes sentencing law and military-style boot camps for youth offenders.Shifted foreign policy toward increased military spending and closer Five Eyes cooperation, alongside signing a strategic partnership agreement with India.
So are we now coallied to Russia and China? We all know his silly three water thing is already increasing rates. And that silly idea is back that if we train criminals to kill they will be an asset.
Send them to help the Ukraines maybe.As for President Trump. I have know respect for that poor excuse for a leader who only wants financial rewards. He said " To the victor comes the rewards".. My goodness, God save us,
Well, it's nice that you at long last realise that National and its coalition partners are not on the side of the average New Zealander but instead feather the nests of the top 5%.
Luxon is a prat and all of his predecessor National PMs especially the devious John Key (Shonkey) in a long line back to Jim Bolger (who was good and a socialist at heart) did their best to create a huge chasm between the rich and the poor in New Zealand.
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