The Prince of Wales................................

[Jambo Seagull]

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.........................................is my favourite pub in Aberdeen. A great choice of quality real ales. I can't recommend it highly enough.

 

[Trigger]

The Prince Of Wales in Brighton has Oranjeboom on tap!

 

[CHAPPERS]

The story about the Prince of Wales is a complete load of shit.

Can't put an injunction on me can ya! Vive la revolution

 

[BrightonBird]

I POW.

 

[Titanic]

...was seen yesterday mincing in the kitchens at Highgrove...







































the preparations for staff Christmas parties are going very well!

 

[Tooting Gull]

Great line floating around today - 'William and Harry are aware of the allegations'. I'll bet they are, manna from heaven for the socialist workers at St Andrews, not that there's too many of them up there.

Parenthood brings its share of awkward conversations - sitting them down and talking them through that one won't be easy.

 

[Italiaseagull]

He's a bummer! He takes it up the shitter from some Butler (allegadlky)

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

Never been round the back of the Prince of Wales ?

 

[zefarelly]

who gives a spit roast what he gets up to . . . .the royals have been at it with each other for centuries, why do you think theyre all so wierd and inbred !

and lets have a public beheading for that twat Burrel whle we're at it

 

[Brovion]

Ha! I hope all you grovelling Royalist toadies who like nothing better than bowing and scraping and saying how 'marvellous' the Royal family are are enjoying this. I certainly am!

 

[Titanic]

I guess in most circumstances you (Brovian) would be referring to me - however, despite what I think (and have laughed at!) about their behaviour (especially recent stuff about PoW) - I am still definitely in favour of the Monarchy rather than a presidency.

God forbid this country is ever a republic in the hands of the likes of Kinnock and Blair

 

[WATFORD zero]

So hypothetically speaking,

If you were the no2 (male) in a big company in marketing, and you found out that your personal assistant (male) had been raped by another employee (male), but you could not discipline (traditional, not safeway) said employee, because you had been caught by said employee being pleasured by your secretary (male), what would you do ?

I think i would go public and deny it all

 

[Tooting Gull]

The people I loathe are the usual suspect lickspittles who all 'defend' Prince Charles. That Sir Micheal Peat numpty is classic fawning material, he was head of accountants Peat Marwick (KPMG - may still be, even), got some grace and favour position after his firm audited the royal palaces, and the morphs into a toady of the first order from a hard-nosed businessman.

How the f*** can he say what Prince Charles does or doesn't do anyway? He hasn't got a clue what he gets up to behind closed doors. You can't say anything for certain about a man who's had a lifelong obsession with Camilla.

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

The people I loathe are the usual suspect lickspittles who all 'defend' Prince Charles. That Sir Micheal Peat numpty is classic fawning material, he was head of accountants Peat Marwick (KPMG - may still be, even), got some grace and favour position after his firm audited the royal palaces, and the morphs into a toady of the first order from a hard-nosed businessman.

How the f*** can he say what Prince Charles does or doesn't do anyway? He hasn't got a clue what he gets up to behind closed doors.

Too right Tooting. Did you see him on the news last night? " Oh I know the allegations are completely untrue" Er.. Ok, how...?

"Because Prince Charles told me"

Oh, Ok, then, all totally cleared up. End of story.

You wish Peat.

 

[marvin]

Read the press release it has a very telling passage (no pun intended)

"Prince Charles dismissed the allegation, insisting that the incident described did not take place."

Not that no incident had taken place but the incident described did not.

If being ungenerous one could say something did take place but not as described.

 

[Brovion]

I guess in most circumstances you (Brovian) would be referring to me - however, despite what I think (and have laughed at!) about their behaviour (especially recent stuff about PoW) - I am still definitely in favour of the Monarchy rather than a presidency.

God forbid this country is ever a republic in the hands of the likes of Kinnock and Blair

President Blair is indeed not a pleasant concept but don't confuse the two roles. When everybody thinks of a republic they automatically think of America where one man does everything. It's not the only model, my favorite is the Irish or French one where there is a President who's Head of State and a Prime Minister who does the day-to-day political stuff.

 

[Jambo Seagull]

what's all this got to do with a pub in Aberdeen?

 

[El Presidente]

I believe you get a nice hand pulled pint in the Prince of Wales. So what's all the fuss about?

 

[tedebear]

Read the press release it has a very telling passage (no pun intended)

"Prince Charles dismissed the allegation, insisting that the incident described did not take place."

Not that no incident had taken place but the incident described did not.

If being ungenerous one could say something did take place but not as described.

Sounds to me quite like old pressie Bill Clinton - what was his definition of sex with Miss Lewinsky? - or was it his definition of what wasn't sex?

 

[Titanic]

So you'd like to see the Welsh windbag or someone of his ilk hold this sort of power...

http://www.elysee.fr/ang/pres/role1_.htm

I'd rather have a token figurehead, like our Monarch, than another spanner in the political works!