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BERNADETTE

29-12-2010 23:24

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 872000)

...or France.

:D

Could let you into a secret but will let Barrie impart the good news;):D

DaveinGermany

29-12-2010 23:46

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Originally Posted by alan7554 (Post 871927)

all i am saying is that when the queen dies that the royal family public duties should die with her,and we then set up a republic

No you're not ! Lets take a few choice phrases from your first outburst :-

get rid off this family of sponging wasters,and make this country a republic & SHOOT THEM ALL NOW

Somewhat different don't you agree Monsewer Napoleon ? Everyone is entitled to an opinion & it does help if you balance it out with some thought out argument to accompany that opinion, otherwise your comments will simply be construed as an incoherent rant.

Barrie Yates

30-12-2010 07:57

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 872011)

Could let you into a secret but will let Barrie impart the good news;):D

Watch this space Rindy;):D:D

jaysay

30-12-2010 08:57

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 872029)

Watch this space Rindy;):D:D

You are do like pulling peoples legs Barrie:D:D

Less	30-12-2010 10:34

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 872011)

Could let you into a secret but will let Barrie impart the good news;):D

Ah, so accywebs own Queen, (sorry rindy obviously you no longer cut the mustard), will be making an announcement, how exciting.
:)

garinda

30-12-2010 16:14

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I've never watched this Christmas day programme, though I do believe it's broadcast in English.

So it's nice to see this immigrant family have tried to fit in with British society, and have attempted to learn our language.

jaysay

30-12-2010 17:13

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 872105)

I think that by and large they have just about managed it G. except some one from Kent that is:rolleyes::D

Barrie Yates

30-12-2010 17:45

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 872061)

Ah, so accywebs own Queen, (sorry rindy obviously you no longer cut the mustard), will be making an announcement, how exciting.
:)

I think I understand your comment, but perhaps you would like to explain it to me in detail - face to face, wherever you would like to meet.

Barrie Yates

30-12-2010 18:00

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Come on Less, lost for words - for a change????????

Less	30-12-2010 18:58

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 872119)

I think I understand your comment, but perhaps you would like to explain it to me in detail - face to face, wherever you would like to meet.

Anytime you like, perhaps in the Railway? It would make a nice change for you to come in there and talk to us lesser members.

After all this is the Queens Speech thread & you have been announced as making yet another wonderful proclamation.
:cool:

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 872122)

Come on Less, lost for words - for a change????????

Never lost for words just wonder-struck at your infantile attitude.:mosher:

JCB	30-12-2010 19:09

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Originally Posted by alan7554 (Post 871927)

,not exactly british are they,

The queen isn't British ? :confused: :confused: :confused:

Her grandsons in the forces aren't British ? :confused: :confused: :confused:

Prince Andrew who fought in the Falklands isn't British ? :confused: :confused: :confused:

jaysay

30-12-2010 19:17

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Originally Posted by JCB (Post 872151)

Strange that ain't it JCB, the little pakistani down the road was born here and he's British, yet the queen her sons and daughter and her grandchildren were all born in this country yet some divvy says they're not British, very very strange:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Barrie Yates

30-12-2010 19:18

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 872147)

Just let me know when you will be in there Less, then I can be there to experience more of your peurile drivel:D:D:D

Less	30-12-2010 19:29

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 872155)

Just let me know when you will be in there Less, then I can be there to experience more of your peurile drivel:D:D:D

Just turn up any lunch time, I'll be there on one of them, just don't expect me to turn up specially just because of your Royal Command.

It's spelt pUErile, if you are going to use words you don't understand, copy & paste don't just read & hope to remember.

JCB	30-12-2010 19:33

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 872154)

She's a perfect British lady and her British grandsons William and Harry are an example to the young ones of today .

As far as the queen is concerned , even the Australians voted for her to remain their monarch in a referendum .

Long may she reign .

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