Does anybody care - Page 2

grannyclaret · 19-04-2007, 12:34

i care >i would have liked those two to hit it off >but too much pressure on their private lives spoiled it for kate

yerself · 19-04-2007, 13:04

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Originally Posted by accymel

Prince Willy is experiencing many what us meare yorkles go thro in life just his is more hyped up & granny controlled

What language is this ?

panther · 19-04-2007, 13:10

she kinda reminded me of diana, and wills is going more like is father,,,ewww the thought!!

mthead · 19-04-2007, 13:13

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Originally Posted by yerself

What language is this ?

Its 'Ferngorian' Paul.

Thought you'd of recognised it from your experience as a cabbie

.As I know you have to be multi-lingual in that job

.

Margaret Pilkington · 19-04-2007, 15:16

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Originally Posted by garinda

I don't care one way or the other. However, what does sadden and anger me is the reported snobbery of the friends of Prince William's friends, regarding Kate Middleton being seen as from a lower class.

Apparently saying 'doors to manual' every time they saw Kate, referring to her mother's job as an air hostess, is pathetic. She has parents who actually work for a bloody living, whoopie do. Most of the chinless wonders William hangs out with, such as Guy Pelling, couldn't work out if they were constipated, never mind actually work for a living.

Sadly William seems to have more of his father in him than his late mother.

I felt that it was very telling that his friends saw fit to make fun of Kate's mother. It should tell Prince William that he needs to find some better friends.
He may yet live to regret his decision to dump Kate....after all isn't that what Prince Charles did with Camilla. History repeats itself.

accymel · 19-04-2007, 15:19

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Originally Posted by mthead

Its 'Ferngorian' Paul.

Thought you'd of recognised it from your experience as a cabbie

.As I know you have to be multi-lingual in that job

.

LOL get him told hehehehhehehehehhehe

garinda · 19-04-2007, 15:24

Anyone want to make me an offer on two thousand mugs?

Kitkat · 19-04-2007, 15:38

People just like a "fairy story" they are now waiting to see if they get back
together - then its another news event

MargaretR · 19-04-2007, 15:53

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Originally Posted by garinda

Anyone want to make me an offer on two thousand mugs?

Coronation mugs for Edward VIII fetch a fair whack nowadays - so I suggest You keep them for a few decades

Flash · 19-04-2007, 17:28

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Originally Posted by garinda

Anyone want to make me an offer on two thousand mugs?

Isnt that the wrong Kate? looks like the woman from bbc breakfast news to me

Eric · 19-04-2007, 18:30

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Originally Posted by Flash

Does anybody out there really care that Prince William and Kate Middleton have split up. It seems to me that the news stations are scraping the bottom of the barrel for a news story. It really really annoys me that there is all this hype over a twenty year old kid that has split from his girlfriend.

WHO GIVES A CRAP.

I am going to have to lie down now before my head explodes.

The bottom of the barrel was Anna Nicole Smith ... but this is close, real close. I sometimes wonder what is at the top of the barrel.

SPUGGIE J · 19-04-2007, 18:35

Well the paparatzzi lost their cash cow because of their action and wee Willie Windsor will find some other "Trophy Bird2

garinda · 19-04-2007, 19:00

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Originally Posted by Flash

Isnt that the wrong Kate? looks like the woman from bbc breakfast news to me

Infact it looks more like Moira Stewart...just before they sacked her.

West Ender · 19-04-2007, 21:19

Two young people got together at Uni. His family liked her, she was a nice girl, her family thought he was a "good catch" and encouraged it. They finished Uni and entered the real world. She wanted to get married and have babies - he discovered there were other women out there and wanted to have a good time. It happens all the time.

If the Press, and the Public, wasn't so absorbed with everything Royal it would be a very minor event. Does it really matter? No, of course not, it's nobody's business but theirs.

LancYorkYankee · 19-04-2007, 22:07

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Interesting point because the news often winds me up with it's attention to whats going in the rest of the world while our domestic stories get relegated to the 'and finally' spot. On the rare occasion our domestic news is headline stuff it usually involves the fact a member of the royal family or politician is/is not having it off with somebody.

Mind you I suppose we get variation unlike the States where the news programmes don't even know the rest of the world exists.

Believe it or not Lancsdave, we did get this news in the States. We even received the news of Diana, Camilla, Princess Anne's "criminal" behavior

, and oh yeah, we heard something of that chunnel thing. Is that a new amusement park or something?

In fact we've been getting news of England ever since the phrase The British are coming, The British are coming! I believe that was when the Beatles popped in.

Oh, and on topic, don't care about these stories whether from over there or the Anna Nicole waste of news space or O.J. Simpson, Britney Spears, Paris Hilton etc. However, as hard it is, I respect the Monarchy and have incredible pride whenever I hear "God Save The Queen!" Finally I believe Victoria is doing a spot on job over there!

Brian