I believe they've moved beyond that (Thank goodness. It was disgusting back in the '81.). Since I'm back in the US, I didn't the full dose.
Missed the arrival and most of the ceremony, but she and her gown looked beautiful. Timeless.
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I believe they've moved beyond that (Thank goodness. It was disgusting back in the '81.). Since I'm back in the US, I didn't the full dose.
Missed the arrival and most of the ceremony, but she and her gown looked beautiful. Timeless.
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Two people I have never met who don't know I exist are getting married at an expense that makes me want to be sick all over myself.
Happy day.
Happy day.
From author Colson Whitehead: "A nation needs a princess, William. And an infusion of fresh DNA will help undo generations of inbreeding."
What does it hurt, efresson?
It's a tradition; it's joyful (something this world desperately needs); it's pretty; lots of people make money of it (it's not just spending money); and my guess is it's probably very good for the government's coffers.
It's a tradition; it's joyful (something this world desperately needs); it's pretty; lots of people make money of it (it's not just spending money); and my guess is it's probably very good for the government's coffers.
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No flowers in her hair. Just a tiara on her head that probably costs more than I'd make in half a lifetime? I don't really know what the going price for diamond encrusted tiaras are, though...
The only reason to watch the wedding is to catch a glimpse of Princess Beatrice's hat. It sets new standards for hideous headwear.
Because, in the final analysis, Hamilton won? (And Mercedes would say that's "Hell to the No!")Not just no, but HELL no!
Why would a country that was founded on getting away from all this "royalty" crap care about some British blue bloods jumping the broom?
So much for the whole "classless society" and "all men are created equal" bullshit. See also: What I just said about Hamilton.
Got an extra barf bag?
Does this mean they'll be a regular part of the London Swinger Scene?From author Colson Whitehead: "A nation needs a princess, William. And an infusion of fresh DNA will help undo generations of inbreeding."
Or was that referring to her DNA?
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At least it was better than that butterfly hat she wore once. Her sister's dress was pretty ugly too.
Wow, the best part of the morning: the fly-by of the Spitfire, Lancaster, and the Hurricane! That's so special it brought tears to my eyes! (Okay, I'm a sucker for old combat aircraft.)
Me too - absolutely beautiful aircraft... and the crowd loved it.
Can't go wrong with some old sweet planes like that!
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That was my favorite part too. The roar of those old engines can't be beat.
My late FIL was a navigator on a Lancaster during WW2, so hubby always gets a bit choked when he sees one.
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I can think of better things to spend the money on. Hospitals, schools, the police, me.
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I was willing to excuse your idiocy right up until the last option.
Now that's just ridiculous. What could you spend £10 million on?
Wait - a hair transplant!
#needlesscruelty
Ahh, the kiss was a bit disappointing - everyone going on about it and then they only kissed for about a second (admittedly twice, but whatever )
LOVED the dress x
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Well, Dirty Den has borrowed a monkey off some Sarf Lahhndan boys who want their dosh back or he'll end up brown bread. Meanwhile, Lofty thinks Shell is acting all strange like and has gone round to see Dot who's made him a nice cup of tea. Over in the Vic, Pat's earrings have fallen off so Peggy's started a singsong to get everyone's spirits up while Frank wants everyone to leave it ahhht since he doesn't want to talk about it. And Ethel is showing everyone her little Willy.