60th Jubilee thing..

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60th Jubilee thing..

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Does anybody feel quite proud about this? I have been watching the flotilla and am mighty impressed. No Sex Pistols songs in sight (or sound!). The Americans are probably quite jealous ,AGAIN! :lol:
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They are worth £ Billions and yet we still have to pay for them via our taxes. They should pay for themselves and admit that Harry is illegitimate and then I'll respect the profile and revenue they create for the country. While they scrounge and lie, whilst being waited on by servants that I've contributed to I'm not interested and am more embarrassed than proud. Shame it is raining so hard...
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everything mr axe just said im afraid
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If its a choice of my taxes going towards the Royal Jubilee or supporting the illegal immigrants who scrounge and contribute feck all to the country, or the millions of tossers who pay nothing into the system yet pride themselves by producing copious amounts of kids thus making a good living off benefits with out ever having to work again, then I'm with the Royals, God save the Queen :D
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I didn't realise this was going to get so heavy...I just like all the pageantry...sorry.. :( :shock:
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It was a great day putting the GREAT back into GREAT BRITAIN. After last years riots it is good to see communities coming together to celebrate a happy event. Despite the weather it has created a feel good factor and it is a welcome change without having to think about The Eurozone mess that will undoubtely cost more jobs and heap more pressure on the normal folk of this country.

Looking forward to two more days of celebrations and jubilee(ations) as one of tonights performers might say.
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The Hendon Kiss Army wrote:It was a great day putting the GREAT back into GREAT BRITAIN. After last years riots it is good to see communities coming together to celebrate a happy event. Despite the weather it has created a feel good factor and it is a welcome change without having to think about The Eurozone mess that will undoubtely cost more jobs and heap more pressure on the normal folk of this country.

Looking forward to two more days of celebrations and jubilee(ations) as one of tonights performers might say.
Well said Sir :D
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The Hendon Kiss Army wrote:It was a great day putting the GREAT back into GREAT BRITAIN. After last years riots it is good to see communities coming together to celebrate a happy event. Despite the weather it has created a feel good factor and it is a welcome change without having to think about The Eurozone mess that will undoubtely cost more jobs and heap more pressure on the normal folk of this country.

Looking forward to two more days of celebrations and jubilee(ations) as one of tonights performers might say.
Great post mate!!
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But why was it endless shots of dilapidated scout huts decorated with bunting made in china, full glum people eating dull sandwiches off paper plates? :shock: :D
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madmark wrote:I didn't realise this was going to get so heavy...I just like all the pageantry...sorry.. :( :shock:
Dont appologise, you have nothing to say sorry for.
For the record, I think the Monarchy is worth every penny
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kissengland wrote:
madmark wrote:I didn't realise this was going to get so heavy...I just like all the pageantry...sorry.. :( :shock:
Dont appologise, you have nothing to say sorry for.
For the record, I think the Monarchy is worth every penny
Thank you for the reassurance , and just for the record , i'm also going to watch the concert tonight with a clear conscience! Rocking out with Dame Shirley :D Just been watching and she only got one(!) song..... I've seen her twice in concert and she was unbelievable both times... One song???? One song!!! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
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nicksmithworld wrote:But why was it endless shots of dilapidated scout huts decorated with bunting made in china, full glum people eating dull sandwiches off paper plates? :shock: :D
Nick you are such a sceptical old bugger! :lol:
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That was really quite good. Some of the music was a bit so-so, lots of it actually... but Elton was good , Paul McCarteny was excellent , and i thought Charlie's speech at the end was from the heart, The pyro on the other hand reminded me of a band i've seen... but the name escapes me :lol: On the whole , to the people that organised the gig... Job well Done! :D More pageantry please...
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That concert was spine curlingly cringingly dreadful. This country is now rock bottom in its own pit of cheese. :oops:

Oh, hang on.... Breaking news that will sink us to new depths .... ITV Day Break says Sir Gary Barlow will be announced in the next honours list.... :oops:

Come on Harry Hewitt... Only you can break the mold, by marrying a stripper or getting Cheryl cole up the duff.... Even I'd wave a union jack to celebrate that... :lol: Unfortunately they would have him killed before that could happen :roll:
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AxeBass wrote:That concert was spine curlingly cringingly dreadful. This country is now rock bottom in its own pit of cheese. :oops:

Oh, hang on.... Breaking news that will sink us to new depths .... ITV Day Break says Sir Gary Barlow will be announced in the next honours list.... :oops:

Come on Harry Hewitt... Only you can break the mold, by marrying a stripper or getting Cheryl cole up the duff.... Even I'd wave a union jack to celebrate that... :lol: Unfortunately they would have him killed before that could happen :roll:
Thats the best thing about the forum,no two people see things the same.Interesting to see other people's take on things. I politely disagree with most of what AB says but i do find it annoying that the word 'hero' and knighthoods are terms used to describe every man and his dog in this day and age.

I got up this morning and managed to make meself some toast....CBE anyone??? :wink:
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