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Seems Like ‘Stress-Related’ Violence at Oscars

Chris Rock gets an unpleasant surprise; hit while on stage. Will Smith clearly very stressed, stikes out after a joke about Will’s wife becomes a bit too personal.

A very clear display by Will of love for his wife but also stress and, a very shocked Chris Rock. Use your words Will (not the naughty ones). Sometimes people make jokes about the bad things happening to try to lessen the impact rather than to hurt people’s feelings. I can’t speak for Chris Rock obviously.

You know what they say, any news is free publicity, right? It could always be worse at least he’s not been put in a hospital.

I always remember Chris Rock playing a very funny character, Lee Butters, in Lethal Weapon 4.

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Just to Target Any Stray Law Abiders

If travelling to the EU in a Great British vehicle. The vehicle must now show UK and not the GB sticker. Any GB stickers must be removed for EU travel as of 21 Sep 2021.

[See https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/brexit-uk-cars-id-cards-b1929256.html]

Why? Because life is hard and the government try to make it impossible with a ‘rebranding’ of the former ‘Great Britain’ to the ‘United Kingdom’.

On an aside:

Some EU citizens in the UK may not have passports to return home, as this was not a requirement under EU rules (for countries that have ID cards) prior to the hopeless Brexit; and also UK citizens getting stuck in the EU. If this is the case it is probably best to contact your country’s embassy in the UK. This may also be the case for GB/UK citizens in EU countries. In this case, you will need to contact the British embassy in the country that you are in. Good luck, try not to lose hope.

The UK and Irish citizens are covered under the ‘Common Travel Area’ which is an agreement between the United Kingdom, Ireland and Euro-Brexit agreement. This helps to allow travel over the North/South border for businesses and families. After all, it is seen as one island from space.

[See https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland/entry-requirements]