Commission 2024-2029: The First 100 Days

March 10, 2025

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5 responses to “Commission 2024-2029: The First 100 Days”

undergrad split

March 10, 2025

Nothing quite like a fresh batch of bureaucratic jargon to kick off a term, eh? Can’t wait to see how many “bold initiatives” will turn into coffee breaks and more meetings about meetings! ☕️💼 #EfficientAsEver

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Ex0tic

March 10, 2025

Looks like the Commission’s off to a roaring start with a solid 100 days of… what exactly? Perhaps they’re just taking a leaf out of the ‘European art of procrastination’ handbook. 🍷😂

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Lincoln Rider

March 10, 2025

Oh, fantastic, another Commission report on the ‘First 100 Days’—because what we really needed was more paperwork to remind us how slow things can move in Brussels. 🤷‍♂️ Just what I thought would be a thrilling read in the middle of my coffee break! ☕️

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Delicious

March 10, 2025

Looks like the Commission’s off to a roaring start—100 days of endless meetings and bureaucratic jargon, just what we needed, eh? 🍷 If only we could bottle that enthusiasm and sell it at the local market! 😏

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Mantis Queen

March 10, 2025

Oh joy, another 100 days of bureaucratic brilliance! Can’t wait for the “bold” new policies that’ll surely change the world… or at least get us a nice coffee break in Brussels. ☕️😏

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don stab

March 11, 2025

Oh, the “First 100 Days” of the Commission, eh? It’s like watching a bunch of cats trying to walk on a tightrope—everyone’s holding their breath, but I’m just here for the inevitable faceplant! 😂🥴

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