- 02-06-2012, 08:58 #11
Way too many home-made Margaritas last night, had me wondering why a septic would want to go to B&Q on Monday... then I rubbed my eyes, found my specks and thought ' you twat.' Thats me Redshift, not you buddy.
I echo your sentiments her Maj, Phil the Greek and Charlie's two lads are fine by me. However most of the remainder are a waste of space (quick check on what forum I am squinting at... ah NAAFI) and a bunch of free-loading cunts.I'll be glad when I've chopped this bloody carrot!
- 02-06-2012, 09:04 #12
I,ll doff my cap and raise a glass and offer..."Here,s a Health unto Your Majesty, long may you continue to reign".
Everyone deserves a second chance, except those who try to shaft me and fail.
We are the Pilgrims, Master, we shall go always a little further,
It may be beyond the Blue mountain barred with snow,
Across that Angry or Glittering Sea.
- 02-06-2012, 09:12 #13
Three cheers to Her Maj, thanks for the last 60 years. However, once you've got the festivities out of the way it would be a great time to retire gracefully before every fucker and his dog starts bleating on about a Platinum Jubilee Medal.
- 02-06-2012, 09:12 #14
Taken on balance I reckon Her Maj has done bang-up job, and the direct line as far as we can see it is looking OK as well. I am glad that we have something better than just another political placeman shoehorned into a presidential palace, we know who the first one would be and I just couldn't see myself as a Tonyist in the same way.
Disobedience is the true foundation of liberty. The obedient must be slaves. Thoreau.
- 02-06-2012, 09:33 #15
You disappoint me Sixty. I expect you read The Tatler, Horse & Hounds and buy The Lady for your darling wife. You like to spout off at dinner-parties about the Royal family and their net worth v. their income generating efforts for this country etc. I also would like to wager that if you came to within a whisker of a Royal you'd get all wobbly around the knees and grin insanely and never wash your right hand again nor bin your Royal Enclosure ticket to Ascot....
Oh, and BugzDaMick. So nice to see you pop up again. You're like a dependable old car that just keeps on going although probably not like the People's Trabant you still drive. In fact, you remind me of Peter Tatchell or the Rev. Jackson who pop up anytime they have a chance to waffle and get their mugs on the tv.
Schoenes Wochenende noch!- Si dubitas, fuge.
- 02-06-2012, 09:37 #16
B&Q? Haha.......and I agree with u regarding who's decent and who are (seem to anyways) useless!
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- 02-06-2012, 09:38 #17
Really? All the tourists must be here for something else then...
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- 02-06-2012, 09:40 #18
If there is any German vessels participating in the Themes flotilla then there is certainly scope for him to get a few offensive remarks in.
The only 'German Vessel' Phil the Greek would be interested in is the gaping slack one betwen his bitches thighs!
(saxe-coburg-gotha Geddit)
- 02-06-2012, 11:19 #19
I find it strange that you consider the Princess Royal and The Prince of Wales a waste of space yet his sons who don't attend hundreds of public engagements every year are considered hard working and worthy. I should add I have nothing against the two of them, they both serve their country and more power to their elbow. It's just that their popularity seems to rest on their looks with a lot of people and who their mother was. It's the Royal Family not X Factor. We have them so they can generate billions for us in tourist money and export sales as well as keeping us friendly with three quarters of the globe. Other countries may hate our Prime Ministers (redshift) but they generally warm to our Royal Family which can only work in our favour.
Do I care that she was born into wealth and privilege? No, not a bit. So was Paris Hilton and almost everyone it seems thinks she's absolutely wonderful. Most of her wealth she can't spend as she wants to and she has the privilege of working all hours and still working at 86 (take note of that doctors). Do I want a self-serving politician to replace her as head of state? No, not one bit. She has limited power and has never abused her office. She is criticised openly and publicly and has to change things constantly to suit an ever demanding public yet rarely pulls a sicky. She is kind and considerate to all her subjects, even Scousers. So do I want a Sarkozy or a Mugabe or do I want someone who does a job constantly and without complaint and into their dotage?Last edited by Markintime; 02-06-2012 at 11:21.
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- 02-06-2012, 11:24 #20Senior Member

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