Entropy

Why, thank you. I felt it was only proper to recall past dignitaries who had not garnered a proper number of posts. She only lasted a couple of years longer than her mother in law. Queen Geraldine lasted till 2002 - I presume she wasn't on the 2002 Death List, though.

You might like this forum; parts of it are unmoderated so you can be as outspoken as you like: http://forums.theroyalist.net/

Charles and Camilla were photographed kissing on the day of the anniversary, prompting photos and articles with comparisons of that kiss and the wedding-day kiss on the balcony in 1981. Guess it's a slow news day over there?

I assume you'll be writing a book about it, then? I mean, everybody else is. Princess - racehorse - no different, really...

No personality? That's the board where people spend time slamming royals they don't like, and the moderators don't tend to intervene. I'd have thought you'd fit right in.

Congratulations. What did you do this time? I called Geraldine a twat. I just regret that I didn't have the time to do that at your forum... You haven't also been banned from Royal Blue have you? Your name shows up there as a guest. Are you trying to get banned from every royal forum on the internet or something?

Congratulations. What did you do this time?

I've just finished The Baptizing of America by Rabbi James Rudin and have started American Theocracy by Kevin Phillips. Not very comforting reading.

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<nitpick>He didn't have any brothers.</nitpick> His sisters were all quite a lot older than he is, so it's not really surprising that they predeceased him.

BTW, you're a student, aren't you, Windsor? How on earth do you come by enough money to afford that set of medals? You aren't digging up graves and selling the contents to the anatomy department at the local university, are you?

You mean like the one who tried to sign you up at the Royal Forums nice and stealthily by giving your occupation as "male prostitute"?

Shame really. We were getting on so well. Well, it's rather strongly worded, but there's nothing actually incorrect about it. Except maybe the maggots if the coffin has a lead lining, and anyway she was embalmed so who knows what condition she's in. Have you been given any warnings about it?

And now my copy of Bioethics and the New Embryology has just arrived from Amazon, and I haven't finished the Gospel of the FSM yet. Arg.

Don't throw your books out, Boudicca; list them for sale second-hand at Amazon or something. That way you'll have an excuse to keep them around.

Mind you, by the time you get to the end of that book of Bryson's, you're wondering how anyone's ever managed to survive on account of what a dangerous place this planet is. Good book, though; I enjoyed it. Have just started reading The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

I buy books. Haven't seen the surface of my desk for years because of all the books sitting there (we filled the bookcases up years ago so now the books are piled on desks and on the floor).

"I've spent 80 years smiling in public even when I've been bored to death, and now my face has frozen that way."

Entropy - what do you know about the rumours about Prince Andrew? I've heard he doesn't shun the company of men... if you get my drift Well, there have been rumours that just about all the royal men are homosexual, so it's not surprising that someone would have come up with a rumour about Prince Andrew. I suppose that sort of gossip sells papers.

It's a life, but not as we know it. regards, Hein It's worse than that, it's dead Jim. Not a trekkie really, but it appears that anyone who enjoys the show at any level is one these days... it's funny to watch my friends get drunk and then ask them what the think of Star Trek. It's like hearing from someone who's dabbled in bisexuality. "Well yeah... I do it occassionaly, but not like... all the time. I mean, it's good stuff in small doses." Live long and prosper. (or isn't it appropriate to wish long life on someone around here?)

Windsor, you don't actually believe what the Daily Mail writes about royals, do you? Such a gullible youngster...

I think she'd have found that she was a lot less important in the Halibut world than she was expecting to be. I wonder what she'd have done when faced with the reality of not being the centre of the universe.

There hasn't been an English king who engaged in a bit of wenching? Hard to fathom really. Well, a couple of them preferred men to women. Equal-opportunity wenching, I suppose.

Ramen.

Not yet, it doesn't. When it does, it could well be just as bad - especially since international travel is so much easier nowadays. Apparently the virus has some of the same genetic features as the 1918 one.