As above...?

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Sir Kenny Dalglish?
Did that years ago

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Ummm
He can f......

Nope

In reply to Post #1
Difficult one. As a royalist I should, but this business with Camilla gets on me t**s. She's not 'Queen' and never f****** will be!!!

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Does the king of Scotland count?

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Just plain ugly

I watched the documentary the other night, sad really when you have lived in a bubble all your life with the expectation that you will be king one day when your mother dies!

Makes you wonder if he really wants it!

Other than the antics with the ugly wife, no problems for me, relationships fail. He does a lot for the countryside and that's his passion so another plus for me

Not a chance....

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Never in a trillion years.

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'Load of sh*t. Burn it\ get rid.

I wouldn't even piss on him if he was on fire. Swearing allegiance to some rich **** because of what vagina he popped out of?

No chance.

Wife is watching it..

Me I'm off out doing some countryside stuff..seen an unshaven 'pretend scotsman' wearing a kilt ,I'm out, done .. seen enough..!

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Nope........lizards.......

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Part of 13 families ..

Yep. God save the King.

as a son of a long serving royal marine father I was brought up to respect our monarchy.. myself and my twin 16 yr old daughters watched today the whole ceremony. all feeling proud..anyone who watched our forces marching down the mall and thought nothing have no sole..

In reply to Post #15
We are a proud nation

Some of us anyway lol

Unlike the other mongs around the world

When I joined up and took the Queens shilling I swore an oath of allegiance to the Queen and her Heirs and Successors, so no need to reaffirm.

What it does though is give you a sense of belonging, of being part of something.

I just look at some of the Republics around like France with the likes of Sarkozi and Macron who think and act like they are royalty, even live in palaces, or across the pond with Biden and Trump fighting for control, both idiots, then look at what we have, and how although it is a constitutional monarchy not an absolute monarchy, it still keeps the politicians in check somewhat.

Oh and the age old ******** of the costs - it has been proven that a President of a Republic costs more to keep.

Something I wrote in the Footy thread.

I'm not a staunch royalist so don't feel the need to pledge allegiance, even if I knew how to. I prefer to have a royal family than not though, it's what makes us different and saves us havening to have prime ministers being head of the country.

We watched the whole thing with a huge sense of pride and a big bubble of emotion that at times welled up.

I bet I am not alone in wishing that the Tories had chosen the Lord President of the Council as leader. She was the only politician that could truly call themselves a statesman:. And did you see the state of Johnson? A disgrace and an insult to the monarchy.

And the returning parade made me hugely proud of my country and its armed forces. Stirring stuff.

You may think this strange from a 100% woke, anti-Brexiteer, but it is quite possible to hold two differing and maybe opposite opinions at the same time!

In reply to Post #16
This is still Great Britain, can't think of any other country to live in. The mentally ill can form a que at the nearest sea or air port, we know who you are 😉

In reply to Post #19
The three cheers from the armed forces in the Palace back yard were sensational!

Typical Scottish football thugs have to ruin the silence.