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TruBrit Apr 21st 2006 1:40 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Diana was definitely murdered IMHO.

yeah i think that and always have...after she was murdered fergie soon towed the line...lol coz she was next :eek:

Jerseygirl Apr 21st 2006 1:40 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by blaze
And if Charles should have married Camilla and if this will prevent him from taking the throne! LOL :)

.......and have you met the Queen? :mad:

TruBrit Apr 21st 2006 1:41 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
.......and have you met the Queen? :mad:


errr yes i have actually.....twice :)

Jerseygirl Apr 21st 2006 1:41 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by TruBrit
yeah i think that and always have...after she was murdered fergie soon towed the line...lol coz she was next :eek:


Exactly. :)

Jerseygirl Apr 21st 2006 1:43 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by TruBrit
errr yes i have actually.....twice :)


Perks of being a tart cart? ;)

britvic Apr 21st 2006 1:46 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
.......and have you met the Queen? :mad:

That's a good one, it's because we live on such a little Island they think we must bump into her all the time while out shopping :D

TouristTrap Apr 21st 2006 2:04 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 
England has a queen??? :eek:

TruBrit Apr 21st 2006 2:52 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by TouristTrap
England has a queen??? :eek:

lol we've got lots almost as many as fl :D

Thydney Apr 21st 2006 3:06 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by Englishmum
It's the Queen's Birthday today:
although for some reason she has two birthdays but I don't know why....her proper birthday and the 'official' one.

One is her birthday the other is to commerate hes accession to the throne ie the day her Dad died.

It's also my Wife and my Dad's birthday today three cheers Hip............Hip..........Hip................

Sarah Apr 21st 2006 3:10 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 
When I was a kid I remember it being massive when Diana and Charles got married, all the neighbours had bunting out across the streets and we had a street party, red white and blue everywhere. Shame those days have gone really. Even if you don't like the Royal family, the community spirit that existed back then doesn't exist anymore. :(

Partystar Apr 21st 2006 3:23 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by Sarah
When I was a kid I remember it being massive when Diana and Charles got married, all the neighbours had bunting out across the streets and we had a street party, red white and blue everywhere. Shame those days have gone really. Even if you don't like the Royal family, the community spirit that existed back then doesn't exist anymore. :(

I'm not sure it has in all places. In the early 90's, I went to Walsall (Birmingham) to spend some time with a classmates family (from boarding school). It was summer & they were all sat out in the street, drinking tea etc etc, chatting with the neighbours & listening to a gramophone, it was great. I still imagine they do it on a lovely summers day, or at least I hope they do. :)

Sarah Apr 21st 2006 3:33 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by Partystar
I'm not sure it has in all places. In the early 90's, I went to Walsall (Birmingham) to spend some time with a classmates family (from boarding school). It was summer & they were all sat out in the street, drinking tea etc etc, chatting with the neighbours & listening to a gramophone, it was great. I still imagine they do it on a lovely summers day, or at least I hope they do. :)

I'm not sure they do that in the north anymore. Nice places where it used to be predominantly working class are now unaffordable unless you're a doctor or wealthy businessman.
Now its either council estates or posh villages where no one talks to each other.
If I was going to go back and live in England I think I'd become a vicar so I could be like Dawn French and live in Dibley.

peacelover Apr 21st 2006 3:36 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 
I love the Queen and think that she has done a fantastic job. I don't want her to stop what she is doing either.

Partystar Apr 21st 2006 3:41 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by Sarah
I'm not sure they do that in the north anymore. Nice places where it used to be predominantly working class are now unaffordable unless you're a doctor or wealthy businessman.
Now its either council estates or posh villages where no one talks to each other.
If I was going to go back and live in England I think I'd become a vicar so I could be like Dawn French and live in Dibley.

I love 'The Vicar of Dibley', I watch it to get my Brit-fix, which I need often, hence my daily visits to BE land!!! I wouldn't say they were really working class people, they were loaded (their son was a full boarder at a very good boarding school) & their house was huge! Although they were very grounded people, I wish I were still in touch with them. :(

Partystar Apr 21st 2006 3:41 am

Re: HM The Queen is 80
 

Originally Posted by peacelover
I love her and think that she has done a fantastic job. I don't want her to stop what she is doing either.

Who Dawn French?!?!

Just joking! :D


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