Harry And Megs Big Day - Page 4

Ryewolf90 · 22-05-2018, 20:50

Well, I didn't watch it - no tv, I didn't read about it, don't get a newspaper and the only headline I saw about it was in the telegraph, a few days prior, as I was leaving Asda about there being no applications for street parties. (Saturday I was out bug hunting with my camera and Sunday I was in Bolton-by-Bowland, Settle and the Ribblehead Viaduct.)

Big Joe · 25-05-2018, 12:06

Well just logged in Sweden at the minute. Have to say I didn't realise there were so many members of the Oliver Cromwell Appreciation Society in the group, however opinions are like backsides, we all have one!!!
Picked up on a couple of sentiments ref success or failure of the marriage. Lets be right is that because he's a Prince and she a mixed race divorced American actress??? Because that really doesn't stand the test. Take Charles and Diana (all say ahhhh at the word Diana ) doomed to failure before it started because Charles loved someone else and Diana was rent a womb and as the good lady said if he had loved Camilla for all that time why didn't he just abdicate so he could marry her??? As for Harry and Meghan they stand as much chance as any newly wed so good luck to them and here a thought webbers what happens if they prove you all wrong????? MMM cream with that large slice of humble pie!!!!!

cashman · 25-05-2018, 12:08

Got more chance of being struck by Lightening Joe.

Margaret Pilkington · 25-05-2018, 12:45

My feelings have nothing to do with any of the things you have cited BJ. It is just a 'gut feeling'....feminine intuition if you like.
I am not alone in this feeling. I have spoken to others....and not just those of my generation....some of them far younger than me. They have expressed similar views.

This marriage does have exactly the same chance as any other, but when you look at the Royal family(apart from the Queen) they have not got a very favourable track record for relationships have they?

I hope that it does succeed, because The Duke of Sussex has had more heartache in his young life than anyone should have to bear....he himself has made a remark that everything he touches turns to sand...the Duchess of Sussex is not just bi-racial and from another country, she has been an actress, used to playing roles(albeit, not very convincingly) she is not used to being constrained by the protocols that she is going to have to follow....the rules that she is going to have to conduct her Royal life by.

Right now, it is new and novel, but I fear that she will bolt when the stark reality bites.
She has done it before...and you can fall out of love far more easily than you can fall into it.

As for the humble pie....I have no qualms about that.
I will take it as it comes.

On a closing note...I have great respect for the Queen, (she has been an asset to the country, she must be sorely disappointed in some of her offspring though)but I think some of the minor Royals could do with pruning back....they do not much for the monarchy.

So not a supporter of the Oliver Cromwell Society. Not a supporter at all!

monkey hanger · 25-05-2018, 14:23

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Originally Posted by cashman

Nowt wrong wi being a Royalist, i aint but lifes all about choices.

nowt wrong about being a republican either and a non believer of all gods. like you say cashy life is about choices but hell i got some stick from teachers at my local grammar school because of em.

cashman · 25-05-2018, 16:00

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Originally Posted by monkey hanger

nowt wrong about being a republican either and a non believer of all gods. like you say cashy life is about choices but hell i got some stick from teachers at my local grammar school because of em.

To be honest i have never really given a stuff, what teachers or anyone fer that matter said, i always give what i believe to be a straight answer, if some dont like it, i dont give a stuff about them either.

monkey hanger · 25-05-2018, 18:11

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Originally Posted by cashman

To be honest i have never really given a stuff, what teachers or anyone fer that matter said, i always give what i believe to be a straight answer, if some dont like it, i dont give a stuff about them either.

could not agree more cashy but in those days they did not take kindly to anyone who was not a god fearing royalist.

Big Joe · 27-05-2018, 05:54

Interesting observation Monkey about you getting stick at school because of your opinions. I think that was the norm in most schools. If I didn't get clattered for something it just wasn't a normal day and being at school meant that you told the relevant line or got clattered.

monkey hanger · 27-05-2018, 09:30

agree joe. discipline might have gone down the drain at schools but they have improved where pupils are encouraged to have a mind of their own and not force fed facts for 5 years just to get your o levels. even playing to win schools football was not encouraged just having to loose the proper way was.