How long before we read about a divorce? ...

Mar 06, 2021 Last reply: 5 years ago 9 Replies

... because she is dragging him away from everything he has ever known?



And another thing ... when it was said that all the taxpayer's money (that went into the refurbishing of Frogmore House) had been repaid, was it actually a different sort of taxpayer that footed the bill, namely the tenants of the duchy of cornwall?


The lure of the fanny ....

If only!

It seems to me that the arrival of widespread inter-personal communication and the concomitant public enlightenment should have seen off the cancers of history, which are religions and monarchies, and yet we are being brainwashed to worship the descendant spawn of the Norman invaders to a much greater extent than ever held sway in the time of Henry VIII.

Remember - if you have a s*it day you can now call it a Mental Health issue.

All other things aside: what a good long sentence, full to the very brim with bile (of which I have plenty myself: my response here is purely a statement of admiration).

John

Do we really care. I was kind of thinking it was the other way around actually, I don't feel he ever wanted to be a royal in the first place, but being born into it is a trifle inconvenient. Brian

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