The Kings Coronation

[davek]

Should liven this thread up a fair bit.

Been quite sedate upto now.

Floor's yours David.

I dont think there's anything more needs to be said about them tbh.

Despite all the coverage, not even the Establishment can muster up any real energy to celebrate those two 'kin rats.

 

[coollino]

 

[blulouie]

I dont think there's anything more needs to be said about them tbh.

Despite all the coverage, not even the Establishment can muster up any real energy to celebrate those two 'kin rats.

Do you think it would be different if it was William & Kate

 

[Eggs]

Vermin.

…a few references to Protestants in that ceremony, Dave. Wouldn’t be surprised if Charles has a pair of Rangers pyjamas.

 

[davek]

…a few references to Protestants in that ceremony, Dave. Wouldn’t be surprised if Charles has a pair of Rangers pyjamas.

Well they're the only ones allowed to become monarchs.

That's democracy.

 

[Lapeno77]

 

[good times bad times]

Belongs in Game of Thrones this archaic nonsense, not in what is supposed to be a modern 21st century democracy.

 

[SussexToffee1980]

Yet the majority vote to stay in the Union....weird innit.

It sure is

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Who’s having a street party?

*tucks into plate of sausage rolls

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[SussexToffee1980]

You're not wrongly stereotyped for the queues - it's a very correct stereotype and it's also a massive convenience to queue like a sane human being.

But why only us?, in China the lines are even worse and they don't get it any worse. In fact they are never stereotyped for it.

No matter in the world you go, nobody likes a line jumper, but here we really get ripped to shreds.

Still, those who signed that Phil Schofield/Holly W petition didn't help. They tried to get them sacked over it when they didn't do any harm to anyone physically, but when Lee Hughes and Luke McCormick got released from prison for causing death by dangerous driving, there were no petitions to stop them playing football.

 

[DualityNSNO]

But why only us?, in China the lines are even worse and they don't get it any worse. In fact they are never stereotyped for it.

No matter in the world you go, nobody likes a line jumper, but here we really get ripped to shreds.

No idea about the petition thing, arsed about it.

It's a stereotype because it happens and you'll hear "er, excuse me, there's a queue" anywhere you go that has some sort of till or operation like that. I also thought it's just a stereotype when I didn't live in the UK, but honestly now it's a stereotype I miss because it's just organised.

Ripped to shreds is a tiny bit far though isn't it? lol

 

[marnie]

Should liven this thread up a fair bit.

Been quite sedate upto now.

Floor's yours David.

He's been on Nights. Give him time to come round. x

 

[Connor]

 

[TyphooToffee]

Everything is history in the making. Me typing this out will be history.

I should have realised figures of speech are a waste of time here