I don't think so, unless it was a non-credited cameo under some sort of brilliant disguise.

Agreed!  Otherwise, it feels like you're just dancing in the dark.  ;) 

My apologies on poor wording: There was not a prior answer. Rather, I did not answer your question directly (his borrowing), but commented that if he as rich as he alludes, the fact that he paid so little in taxes is all the more glaring and raises more r...  moreMy apologies on poor wording: There was not a prior answer. Rather, I did not answer your question directly (his borrowing), but commented that if he as rich as he alludes, the fact that he paid so little in taxes is all the more glaring and raises more red flags about his deductions and valuations.  Happy Friday, Rosie!  :)  (Yes, I owe you an email!)  

...and Father would not approve.

I'm not; I just have a cute sense of punning.

Mainland China

That would be like kissing your Sister.

As always, you're simply out of this world.  ;) 

Allow me to make a slight deviation in my answer: If that is a tiny percent of his net worth, it makes the questions over his taxes (and tax payments) of even greater importance...let's see if anyone follows up more on those.

Hi, Rosie! :)  It is not possible for one to say he knows nothing about something and in the next sentence make a statement that he knows something about them.  Considering what Qanon is, the intelligence briefings made public, his retweeting an...  moreHi, Rosie! :)  It is not possible for one to say he knows nothing about something and in the next sentence make a statement that he knows something about them.  Considering what Qanon is, the intelligence briefings made public, his retweeting and the position that Trump occupies, it it not logical for him to claim that he doesn't know who the group is.  But when logic lives in a vaccuum...  

Thank you; sometimes it's fun posting an answer that includes a (semi-)subtle reference to see who gets it.

Yes...your Elizabeth. :)   Thank YOU, Rosie; nice to pop my head in and answer one of your questions...a favorite destination, always. I did send you an email that addresses some of your questions and comments in your reply. All the best and hap...  moreYes...your Elizabeth. :)   Thank YOU, Rosie; nice to pop my head in and answer one of your questions...a favorite destination, always. I did send you an email that addresses some of your questions and comments in your reply. All the best and happy Monday!  (safe hugs!)  

Thank you and very good; glad you caught my reference!

Hi, Rosie!   Yes, it does, as it's a great way to see if there are common grounds and mutual interests - or if there are different grounds and not much in common. It's also a great way to put people at ease or break the ice.

How about Comfortably Numb?

Thank you, Sharonna, and I agree.  While any offensive touching is wrong, it is hypocritical to defend one accused of physical violence and condemn one accused of less.  And don't forget, Trump never sympathizes with the victims/accusers - and, ...  moreThank you, Sharonna, and I agree.  While any offensive touching is wrong, it is hypocritical to defend one accused of physical violence and condemn one accused of less.  And don't forget, Trump never sympathizes with the victims/accusers - and, in his case, he belittles them.  

Yes, he will make an exception if someone is a Democrat or adversary.  For example, when former senator Al Franken was accused of groping, Trump was all over him in a very non-supportive and guilty by accusation manner.

If they did, something foul would be afoot.  ;)

As indicated by others, there would be some gravity, so a person would be able to walk on such a surface.  I know I can be spacey, but I do think this to be a rock solid answer.

Hello dear ladies!  Rosie mentioned this thread to me, so naturally this curious one had to come for a look.   Thank you so much, NJ; I hope you are well and happy!  Hugs to all!