Jubilee - celebrate, ignore or bemoan?

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Rusty Nails

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Funnily enough they do have those on occasion, and a quiz night!

I saw both on the notice board.
 

Poacher

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My local getting in the swing of things, thankfully not a place most on this forum will be visiting.

You are Cold War Steve AICMFP
 
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Julia9054

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I shall be spending the actual jubilee holiday cycling round the Netherlands on my postponed tour from 2020.
Although it has been such a major pita to rearrange, I'm only going believe it will actually happen when I'm rolling my bike off the ferry at Europoort. The pandemic has ruined the pleasure of looking forward to your holidays.

I am now officially on holiday (OK, the ferry is still in Hull but it counts) Must not drink too much boat beer. Got to cycle 100km tomorrow.
 

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Having a monarchy next door is a little like having a neighbour who’s really into clowns and has daubed their house with clown murals, displays clown dolls in each window and has an insatiable desire to hear about and discuss clown-related news stories. More specifically, for the Irish, it’s like having a neighbour who’s really into clowns and, also, your grandfather was murdered by a clown.

Beyond this, it’s the stuff of children’s stories. Having a queen as head of state is like having a pirate or a mermaid or Ewok as head of state. What’s the logic? Bees have queens, but the queen bee lays all of the eggs in the hive. The queen of the Britons has laid just four British eggs, and one of those is the sweatless creep Prince Andrew, so it’s hardly deserving of applause.


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Just responded on a local fb group where the gammony class are in full froth about lack of flags/patriotism in the young/local council/neighbours/woke and generally whingeing that it's not like it was at the '77 Jubilee....

Christ! That was 45 years ago...half the population were not around then, the world has moved-on somewhat. I don't recall in '77 people going round saying it wasn't like it was back in 1932, but maybe I missed-it.
Still, it'll all be bunting in the bin by this time next week.....
Hoorah!
 
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