Royal Princes

[Chantal]

[oldherbaceous]

Here comes the chopper, to chop off your head.

[Geoff]

Is it because his registered father believes in biodiversity?
Always amuses me getting royalty and biodiversity into the same sentence.

[alan refail]

Geoff

He may be watching you
Look at member 152

[Chantal]

OK, what am I missing? I had to change my profile so I was back in Subza to find member number 152 (no numbers on Wimpole) and according to the list, no 152 is someone called Anne Billing who sounds innocuous enough. Pray, do tell Alan? I do hope I'm not being terribly thick.

[strawberry tart]

I didnt get it either.Went to members list, number 152, Anne Billing?
not even Anne Boleyn

[Brenjon]

I notice that all the people who thought that the Princes did well were of the female gender. After all it is 10 years since the death of Diana. Consider what would have happened if young Harry being an officer could well of been in charge of the safety of British soldiers in Iraq. I wonder how he would have coped? Also i did not notice that all the "stars" who turned up to honour the achievments of Diana would have made the same committment to honour another lady,namely Mother Theresa who did more for the poor and under priviledged people of the world being a person who had nothing to gain from helping the poor of this world
than all of the "celebs" ever did,or ever will do.

P.S I have always noticed of the resemblance of Harry to James Hewitt. But that is not the lads fault. Enough said

[alan refail]

Sorry all

Member 152 if you sort alphabetically is Charles. Devious these royals.

[Lyn]

Brenjon - absolutely.

[Jenny Green]

No, it's not the lad's fault, but seeing as he'll be second in line one day it might be pertinent information.

Edited to add: after all, they apparently tested Di for her virginity.