new wean

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

will the royal wean be of colour and will its middle name be Hewitt ? .....

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

[spuorgelgoog]

I'll guess Philip Thomas.

I'm also guessing that another middle name will *not* be Donald.

Owain

[John Rumm]

Not sure why people still fall for the Hewitt is daddy stuff... you only need look of photos of them at around the same age to work out that Harry looks like a clone of Charles, and nothing like James.

[The Natural Philosopher]

MM. and the red hair is very 'spencer'

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[Graeme]

In message <qarlm9$81k$ [e-mail], The Natural Philosopher [e-mail] writes

I'm just waiting for the huge red afro ...

[Dan S. MacAbre]

A quadroon, I think.

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

lick of the tarbrush ...?

[Dan S. MacAbre]

Well, that's one way of putting it :-) But, AFAIK, the words 'quadroon' and 'octoroon' are still acceptable in mixed company. For now.

[The Natural Philosopher]

...lips like inner tubes...

[The Natural Philosopher]

Thought mum was half so octoroon?

[whisky-dave]

Winston was a popular name during the windrush years.

[spuorgelgoog]

Unlike "funny tinge".

Owain

[spuorgelgoog]

If mum was anything like Granny Di was alleged to be, squadroon might be more appropriate.

Owain

[Roger Hayter]

One has to mix with all sorts, but personally I'd minimise my mixing with people who thought in those terms. My choice, I'm not telling anyone else what to say or think.

[harry]

The Royal Family aready IS of colour.

[harry]

[harry]

George. For Washington and ours.

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

or two milk one of coffee ....

[Max Demian]

There was a day when "mixed race" was a hopelessly imprecise term.

(I used to know a man who married an octoroon.)