Royal Sense of Humour?

[Fab Foodie]

Or he might just have flown over to visit his Dad as most decent sons would do. It never ceases to amaze me how much shite the media can whip up about the slightest thing to do with the Royals. If he hadn't have come over, he would be getting flack, When he comes over, he gets flack. If he cooks his Dad roast pork, he gets flack for not doing beef. This type of thing is exactly why Harry wanted out, and I don't blame him

If we didn't have any Royals at all we wouldn't have to put-up with this palaver, which would seem to be a result for all involved....

 

[BoldonLad]

If we didn't have any Royals at all we wouldn't have to put-up with this palaver, which would seem to be a result for all involved....

True, but, what about poor Nicholas Witchell, what would become of him?, he would have to emigrate to somewhere with a monarchy.

 

[All uphill]

True, but, what about poor Nicholas Witchell, what would become of him?, he would have to emigrate to somewhere with a monarchy.

There's a plane leaving for Kigali soon (maybe). Probably lots of room on it for Charlie and all the hangers-on.

 

[icowden]

He's a working Royal. Rolled his sleeves up and got stuck in. Fine chap.
That spare one's come back as well. Hoping there's a job for him? Or just that he might get written back into the will?

The headlines went like this:-

Elderly man has prostate check
Elderly man finds out that he has cancer following check
Elderly man has agreed with eldest son that son will run some of the business
Elderly man's other son has come to visit after discovering his dad is unwell.

In other news, Elderly man's daughter in law has also been a bit poorly.

 

[Unkraut]

He's a working Royal.

I thought most of the brethren on here regard that as a contradiction in terms ...

 

[bobzmyunkle]

I thought most of the brethren on here regard that as a contradiction in terms ...

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/oxymoron

 

[Mr Celine]

 

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