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Barrie Yates 03-05-2012 11:42

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If she comes in on Blackburn Rd she will think she is on a Foreign Tour, somewhere East of Suez

MargaretR 03-05-2012 11:45

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I've just noticed that the visit is on a Wednesday.
This is traditionally 'half day closing'.

Do you really think that many people will visit the town just to see her?

AccyChris 03-05-2012 16:20

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 989063)
I've just noticed that the visit is on a Wednesday.
This is traditionally 'half day closing'.

Do you really think that many people will visit the town just to see her?

i know of 1 that wont margret :)....don't forget your hat an flag tho lol ;)

mobertol 03-05-2012 17:17

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Took the following photo recently in Dacre village in the Lakes -it's a commemorative Coronation bench.

Just a thought, if she wasn't crowned officially until June 1953, is it really her Diamond jubilee this year or should it be held next year?:rolleyes::D

Wynonie Harris 03-05-2012 17:24

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Just a thought, if she wasn't crowned officially until June 1953, is it really her Diamond jubilee this year or should it be held next year?:rolleyes::D

They probably asked Theresa May to work out the date. ;)

Sonnart 03-05-2012 17:36

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Oh :( I'm a bit gutted I can't go.

I'm not a royalist or anything, but it would be interesting. I suppose it will be on the news and stuff. Anyone know if there are any other reasons for her visiting other than to "express her thanks to people throughout the country for their continued support and loyalty."? Anything special happening in Accy around that time or is it just a random date for her to visit?

Sonnart

lancsdave 03-05-2012 17:37

She became Queen the minute her Dad died in 1952
 
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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 989151)
Took the following photo recently in Dacre village in the Lakes -it's a commemorative Coronation bench.

Just a thought, if she wasn't crowned officially until June 1953, is it really her Diamond jubilee this year or should it be held next year?:rolleyes::D



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lancsdave 03-05-2012 17:39

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susie123 03-05-2012 17:42

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 989151)
Took the following photo recently in Dacre village in the Lakes -it's a commemorative Coronation bench.

Just a thought, if she wasn't crowned officially until June 1953, is it really her Diamond jubilee this year or should it be held next year?:rolleyes::D

In my role as natural corrector though not Tippex this time ;), that would be the jubilee of her coronation - this year is the jubilee of her accession - 60 years on the throne.

From Wikipedia: The coronation usually takes place several months after the death of the previous monarch, as it is considered a joyous occasion that would be inappropriate when mourning still continues. This also gives planners enough time to complete the elaborate arrangements required. For example, Elizabeth II was crowned on 2 June 1953, despite having ascended the throne on 6 February 1952, the instant her father died. The throne is not left vacant and the new monarch succeeds the old one immediately.

Here endeth the lesson... :):rolleyes:

mobertol 03-05-2012 17:46

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 989165)
In my role as natural corrector though not Tippex this time ;), that would be the jubilee of her coronation - this year is the jubilee of her accession - 60 years on the throne.

From Wikipedia: The coronation usually takes place several months after the death of the previous monarch, as it is considered a joyous occasion that would be inappropriate when mourning still continues. This also gives planners enough time to complete the elaborate arrangements required. For example, Elizabeth II was crowned on 2 June 1953, despite having ascended the throne on 6 February 1952, the instant her father died. The throne is not left vacant and the new monarch succeeds the old one immediately.

Here endeth the lesson... :):rolleyes:

Does that mean she might be back next year too? :D

I wonder if she'll send herself an ofiicial letter of congratulations -my mum sent off for one for my grandparents diamond anniversary...she could always get one of her ladies in waiting to sign it.;)

lancsdave 03-05-2012 17:47

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 989165)
In my role as natural corrector though not Tippex this time ;), that would be the jubilee of her coronation - this year is the jubilee of her accession - 60 years on the throne.

From Wikipedia: The coronation usually takes place several months after the death of the previous monarch, as it is considered a joyous occasion that would be inappropriate when mourning still continues. This also gives planners enough time to complete the elaborate arrangements required. For example, Elizabeth II was crowned on 2 June 1953, despite having ascended the throne on 6 February 1952, the instant her father died. The throne is not left vacant and the new monarch succeeds the old one immediately.

Here endeth the lesson... :):rolleyes:

Thats what I was trying to say before but stupid phone played up.

She became Queen the minute her Dad died

jaysay 03-05-2012 17:47

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 989151)
Took the following photo recently in Dacre village in the Lakes -it's a commemorative Coronation bench.

Just a thought, if she wasn't crowned officially until June 1953, is it really her Diamond jubilee this year or should it be held next year?:rolleyes::D

They might move it to outside the Market Hall just for the day:rolleyes::D

lancsdave 03-05-2012 17:48

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Originally Posted by Sonnart (Post 989161)
Oh :( I'm a bit gutted I can't go.

I'm not a royalist or anything, but it would be interesting. I suppose it will be on the news and stuff. Anyone know if there are any other reasons for her visiting other than to "express her thanks to people throughout the country for their continued support and loyalty."? Anything special happening in Accy around that time or is it just a random date for her to visit?

Sonnart

It is possible a shop or business in Accrington is not closing down that day, indeed an occasion fit for Royalty these days :0

jaysay 03-05-2012 17:49

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Having problems with your mobile device Dave:D

mobertol 03-05-2012 17:57

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They might move it to outside the Market Hall just for the day:rolleyes::D

Good idea, Jay.

It is a particularly nice one and quite sturdy, if in need of a lick of paint...

Perhaps if it was shipped down quickly enough, Her Maj might be tempted to rest her weary royal limbs on it for a moment so she could fully enjoy the beauty of Accrington's Market Hall and Town Hall and the flower towers:D

She might even meet some Accywebbers -is no-one thinking of sending a delegation?

Wynonie Harris 03-05-2012 18:01

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 989182)
Perhaps if it was shipped down quickly enough, Her Maj might be tempted to rest her weary royal limbs on it for a moment so she could fully enjoy the beauty of Accrington's Market Hall and Town Hall and the flower towers:D

...as long as she doesn't mind sharing it with a few alkis and smackheads.

lancsdave 03-05-2012 18:07

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 989186)
...as long as she doesn't mind sharing it with a few alkis and smackheads.

I have a funny feeling the police might do their job that day and sort them out before they create havoc :rolleyes:

jaysay 03-05-2012 18:08

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 989189)
I have a funny feeling the police might do their job that day and sort them out before they create havoc :rolleyes:

You don't mean they don't care normally Dave:eek::rolleyes::D

cashman 03-05-2012 18:09

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 989172)
It is possible a shop or business in Accrington is not closing down that day, indeed an occasion fit for Royalty these days :0

When yeh printing the "Lizzie Was Here" T-Shirts dave?:D

lancsdave 03-05-2012 18:10

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 989191)
When yeh printing the "Lizzie Was Here" T-Shirts dave?:D

Her Majesty to you peasant :D

jaysay 03-05-2012 18:10

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 989186)
...as long as she doesn't mind sharing it with a few alkis and smackheads.

I was think more on the lines of making sure Rindi was there early to get a seat and wave his flag at her maj:D

cashman 03-05-2012 18:12

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I was think more on the lines of making sure Rindi was there early to get a seat and wave his flag at her maj:D

Aye it might help get the benches back.:D;)

steve2qec 03-05-2012 18:14

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Am I the only person on here that's actually pro royalty?

MargaretR 03-05-2012 18:15

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A hint for those unable to avoid the 'event'

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susie123 03-05-2012 18:17

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Originally Posted by steve2qec (Post 989195)
Am I the only person on here that's actually pro royalty?

No Steve, count me in...

jaysay 03-05-2012 18:17

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Originally Posted by steve2qec (Post 989195)
Am I the only person on here that's actually pro royalty?

No I don't mind her maj Steve, its her kids that give me the pip, oh and her grandkids are okay too:rolleyes:

cashman 03-05-2012 18:18

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Originally Posted by steve2qec (Post 989195)
Am I the only person on here that's actually pro royalty?

Doubt it there must be a couple of dozen in a population of 30 odd thousand.:D so must be another on here.:D

steve2qec 03-05-2012 18:20

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 989203)
Doubt it there must be a couple of dozen in a population of 30 odd thousand.:D so must be another on here.:D

If another civil war was to break out you lot would lay siege to my house...!!!

jaysay 03-05-2012 18:29

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If another civil war was to break out you lot would lay siege to my house...!!!

Use the priest hole Dave you'll be okay:D

mobertol 03-05-2012 19:05

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 989191)
When yeh printing the "Lizzie Was Here" T-Shirts dave?:D

Might I suggest "We luv Queenie" as a suitable slogan -or how about something more retro, a giant safety pin and "God Save the Queen" for all Accy's aging punks;)

mobertol 03-05-2012 19:12

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 989193)
I was think more on the lines of making sure Rindi was there early to get a seat and wave his flag at her maj:D

I have been given 2 flags on golden-coloured plastic sticks ( a pressie from my god-daughter) and will wave them dutiously when Her Maj is in town. I am thinking of organising a wee street party here in Castelverde if anone wants to come and join in. It will be very British, Cucumber sandwiches, Battenburg cake(?)! etc all washed down with plenty of the national drink - Tea, of course.

I have been known to stand for the National Anthem, ahem:o:D

kestrelx 03-05-2012 19:22

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 989063)
I've just noticed that the visit is on a Wednesday.
This is traditionally 'half day closing'.

Do you really think that many people will visit the town just to see her?

YES! :rolleyes:

lancsdave 03-05-2012 19:29

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 989063)
I've just noticed that the visit is on a Wednesday.
This is traditionally 'half day closing'.

Do you really think that many people will visit the town just to see her?

The figure I've heard is an expected 30,000. Not sure where they will come from though :confused:

MargaretR 03-05-2012 19:32

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Are schoolkids going to be herded in to 'line the route', whether they want to or not?

lancsdave 03-05-2012 19:44

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 989226)
Are schoolkids going to be herded in to 'line the route', whether they want to or not?

I asked my daughter if they had said anything at school but she hasn't heard a thing.

mobertol 03-05-2012 19:45

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I have a funny feeling the police might do their job that day and sort them out before they create havoc :rolleyes:

They have already been practising - any excuse to get the helicopter out!

They had a trial run apparently last week on a rainy day in Accy center with a look-a-like;):D:eek:

kestrelx 03-05-2012 20:09

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 989219)
Might I suggest "We luv Queenie" as a suitable slogan -or how about something more retro, a giant safety pin and "God Save the Queen" for all Accy's aging punks;)

Apparently someones started a campaign to get "God Save the Queen" back in the chart but it seems Johnny don't like it.

John Lydon rejects 'God Save The Queen' no.1 campaign THE SOUND

DaveinGermany 03-05-2012 20:23

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 989226)
Are schoolkids going to be herded in to 'line the route', whether they want to or not?

Most of the kids probably wouldn't have reached your level of cynicism as yet, maybe as they get older perhaps they'll get there. But when Ol' Liz turns to, it'll be a day off school, with some flags to waggle, allowed to make as much noise as they like & wave at some old dear going down the street, there may even be jelly & Ice cream. :)

Sounds like a winner to me.

cashman 03-05-2012 21:46

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Bet owt the schoolkids go if given the option, Beats staying in school any day of the week, I know i would have n i can't stand em.

Restless 03-05-2012 22:19

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i dont know but to me they are like religion. No longer relevant

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If another civil war was to break out you lot would lay siege to my house...!!!


jaysay 04-05-2012 08:51

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 989287)
Bet owt the schoolkids go if given the option, Beats staying in school any day of the week, I know i would have n i can't stand em.

To be honest I think most kids especially the younger ones would want to go and see Her Maj, after all its the only time I've ever seen her when I was a school kid

mobertol 04-05-2012 15:31

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 989380)
To be honest I think most kids especially the younger ones would want to go and see Her Maj, after all its the only time I've ever seen her when I was a school kid

Only saw her once myself Jay -coming off the royal yacht, Brittania in Falmouth when i was on holiday there, I was 14 at the time!

I know all the children in my God-daughter's school in Rishton have made and sent Diamond jubilee cards to the Queen -wonder who'll be opening them all!:D I expect they'll be going on the day to line the route...like you say it's something exciting for them, a one off!

alan7554 04-05-2012 16:02

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apparently charlie boy is coming as well

susie123 04-05-2012 16:02

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Only saw her once myself Jay -coming off the royal yacht, Brittania in Falmouth when i was on holiday there, I was 14 at the time!

I know all the children in my God-daughter's school in Rishton have made and sent Diamond jubilee cards to the Queen -wonder who'll be opening them all!:D I expect they'll be going on the day to line the route...like you say it's something exciting for them, a one off!

I remember seeing her in Accy, probably the same time as you Jay, and a few times in Arundel in the fifties when we visited my grandad who lived there. She used to come and stay at Arundel castle for some event, not sure quite what but it involved a cricket match. Also saw her in Portsmouth once when I worked there.

I met Prince Charles just before his marriage when I was working as an archaeological conservator at the Mary Rose Trust of which he was patron - pic proof below! I am a fan of his, I know he likes his privileges but why not, he also does much good work. I hated the saintly Diana and her cult and I'm glad he's been allowed to find happiness with Camilla. I'm also glad that his children and the other young royals have turned out to be so level headed.

It's good that the school children are making cards etc, nice that they are made aware of the country's heritage and traditions and hopefully learning some respect. I reckon if push came to shove most folks would prefer royalty to a republic - imagine having to vote for a head of state every few years!

kestrelx 04-05-2012 16:02

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 989242)
Most of the kids probably wouldn't have reached your level of cynicism as yet, maybe as they get older perhaps they'll get there. But when Ol' Liz turns to, it'll be a day off school, with some flags to waggle, allowed to make as much noise as they like & wave at some old dear going down the street, there may even be jelly & Ice cream. :)

Sounds like a winner to me.

Precisely kids don't have a clue what Royalty are - they are brainwashed by the media circus that presents them as pop-stars or celebrities which is why the Punk statment "God Save the Queen" was an important event. :D

I got a good view of the Queen and her hubbie back in 2005 in St James Pk as they went passed in their motor - the crowds had thined out on her way back. Also I went to Buckingham Palace and shook hands with Prince Edward.

jaysay 04-05-2012 18:07

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Originally Posted by alan7554 (Post 989481)
apparently charlie boy is coming as well

:eek::eek::eek::eek:Oh No:D

ossy kid 04-05-2012 18:54

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Charly's coming? Too bad, that's a good enough reason to stay away, hope he doesn't bring his donkey with him.

jaysay 04-05-2012 19:00

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Originally Posted by ossy kid (Post 989543)
Charly's coming? Too bad, that's a good enough reason to stay away, hope he doesn't bring his donkey with him.

Neighhhhhh he wouldn't do that to us would he:rolleyes:

DaveinGermany 04-05-2012 19:52

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hope he doesn't bring his donkey with him.

Steady Tiger ! A little respect please :D

lancsdave 04-05-2012 20:20

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Originally Posted by alan7554 (Post 989481)
apparently charlie boy is coming as well


No he isn't, he will be in Burnley with them, he is showing them round his favourite ground :)

cashman 04-05-2012 20:24

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 989581)
No he isn't, he will be in Burnley with them, he is showing them round his favourite ground :)

Understandable after all he looks like a Dingle.:D

jaysay 05-05-2012 09:33

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Understandable after all he looks like a Dingle.:D

Oh come on he's not that bad:D

mobertol 05-05-2012 14:44

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Oh come on he's not that bad:D

Not quite "Bonnie Prince Charlie" though:rolleyes::D

DaveinGermany 05-05-2012 15:08

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 989781)
Not quite "Bonnie Prince Charlie" though:rolleyes::D

I should think not, look at the state of the Country after having Jockeens in charge (okay the present one isn't one but his name is), could you imagine the chaos if they were on the throne too ! :eek:

We'd be made to wear skirts ! Shocking, unless of course it's of a sensible blue or black. ;) :D

Balbus 07-05-2012 13:40

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Aren't they descended from James VI of Scotland (James I of England)?

Eric 07-05-2012 17:19

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Originally Posted by alan7554 (Post 989481)
apparently charlie boy is coming as well

Looks like Charles will be busy in May:


Prince Charles, Camilla coming to Canada - Canada - CBC News

jaysay 07-05-2012 17:31

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 990306)
Looks like Charles will be busy in May:


Prince Charles, Camilla coming to Canada - Canada - CBC News

Hunting should be good Eric:D

Eric 07-05-2012 17:57

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Hunting should be good Eric:D


And he's going to Saskatchewan, where a Winchester Model '94 30-30 is a common, and tastefull first birthday gift.;):D

jaysay 07-05-2012 17:59

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 990318)
And he's going to Saskatchewan, where a Winchester Model '94 30-30 is a common, and tastefull first birthday gift.;):D

Happy hunting mate:D

Eric 07-05-2012 20:07

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Happy hunting mate:D

Problem is the monarchy is popular in Saskatchewan, particularly among First Nations ... and there are a lot of Cree First Nations out west, and a few Ojibway. The Sioux are particularly loyal to Her Majesty ... they are descended from Sitting Bull's mob, which came to Canada after giving Custer a hair cut.:D Charlie might get lost tho' ... most of the road signs in Saskatchewan are used for target practice. If you see a road sign with no bullet holes in it, it's probably only been up a couple of minutes.;)

jaysay 08-05-2012 09:32

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Problem is the monarchy is popular in Saskatchewan, particularly among First Nations ... and there are a lot of Cree First Nations out west, and a few Ojibway. The Sioux are particularly loyal to Her Majesty ... they are descended from Sitting Bull's mob, which came to Canada after giving Custer a hair cut.:D Charlie might get lost tho' ... most of the road signs in Saskatchewan are used for target practice. If you see a road sign with no bullet holes in it, it's probably only been up a couple of minutes.;)

Is that how you get your eye in Eric:D

ToffeeGuy 08-05-2012 22:43

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 989710)
Oh come on he's not that bad:D


I don't know why Charlie feels an affinity with the people of Burnley. His family stopped marrying their cousins years ago.

jaysay 09-05-2012 08:57

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Originally Posted by ToffeeGuy (Post 990616)
I don't know why Charlie feels an affinity with the people of Burnley. His family stopped marrying their cousins years ago.

Um very true ToffeeGuy, but its in the blood:D

mobertol 15-05-2012 13:03

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A friend of my mums is among the local "VIP's" awaiting the Royal Visit tomorrow at the Town Hall -she has bought a new outfit for the occasion.

That got me wondering what Her Maj will be sporting? I always think she rather suits Primrose Yellow (as worn at the wedding of Wills & Kate).

Perhaps we could set up some stakes and have a bet on her colour-scheme -would need photos on the day as proof, of course.

Any ideas what she'll be wearing?

What's the weather forecast for tomorrow though? That may influence her choice ...:D

heth 15-05-2012 13:58

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Meant to be ok the weather tomorrow, wish I could go and have a peek at her but working so cant.

I think betting on what colour she will wear is a good idea :D

What do we say, who is right will get karma off everyone who enters?!

I am going for a pastel shade of green, dont know why just am!

susie123 15-05-2012 14:04

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Purple/lilac for me.

flashy 15-05-2012 14:48

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peach

DaveinGermany 15-05-2012 16:01

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Er, clothes & a hat ! :D Couldn't have her Maje wandering round Accy looking like a pile of pink ironing ! :eek:

heth 15-05-2012 17:00

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 991915)
Er, clothes & a hat ! :D Couldn't have her Maje wandering round Accy looking like a pile of pink ironing ! :eek:


Your being very cheeky!!! :eek:

Pick a colour!

flashy 15-05-2012 17:14

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arriving in Burnley by barge and having lamb for her dinner at the turf...classy lol

jaysay 15-05-2012 17:34

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Well if she's going to Burnley she needs to be wearing Khaki and a tin hat:D

DaveinGermany 15-05-2012 18:10

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 991933)
arriving in Burnley by barge and having lamb for her dinner at the turf...classy lol

Aye just saw that on the news & BBC North West are to have a crew in Accy tomorrow, so no doubt there'll be some of those on here getting their mugs on there. :D

Someone make sure that Heth isn't let loose or we'll be getting more than mugs, same spelling but with a J ! :eek: :flasher8:She's got no shame that one ! ;)


Oh aye, colour as it's Accy she'll be in Red

walkinman221 15-05-2012 18:25

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 991944)
Aye just saw that on the news & BBC North West are to have a crew in Accy tomorrow, so no doubt there'll be some of those on here getting their mugs on there. :D

Someone make sure that Heth isn't let loose or we'll be getting more than mugs, same spelling but with a J ! :eek: :flasher8:She's got no shame that one ! ;)


Oh aye, colour as it's Accy she'll be in Red

Not sure what you mean DIG , do you mean she will be taking queenie a drink:confused::D

DaveinGermany 15-05-2012 18:37

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 991946)
Not sure what you mean DIG , do you mean she will be taking queenie a drink:confused::D

Think she'll be telling Queenie, to get her hand in ones royal handbag as it's one's round ! As to the Jugs all I'm saying is, Accy ain't Canada ! :D ;)

jaysay 15-05-2012 18:38

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 991946)
Not sure what you mean DIG , do you mean she will be taking queenie a drink:confused::D

Well its no good her calling in the Railway she never carries any cash and she won't be get a round in;)

DaveinGermany 15-05-2012 18:44

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 991950)
Well its no good her calling in the Railway she never carries any cash and she won't be get a round in;)

Queenie or Heth ? :D

jaysay 15-05-2012 19:14

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 991951)
Queenie or Heth ? :D

Both:D:D

mobertol 15-05-2012 19:37

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Hope it's a good day for it -Primrose yellow for me then -karma all round for the one who guesses the colour of her outfit.

This is a game we always play when my mum arrives at the airport here to visit -she's such a peacock!!!:D

walkinman221 15-05-2012 20:01

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I will go for pink, if in doubt aim for the pink thats what i say:eek::D

DaveinGermany 15-05-2012 20:05

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 991974)
I will go for pink, if in doubt aim for the pink thats what i say:eek::D

Is someone being a little scallywag ? :D

walkinman221 15-05-2012 20:14

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 991975)
Is someone being a little scallywag ? :D

Moi????:D

Stevie R 15-05-2012 20:21

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Pastel Blue please

flashy 15-05-2012 20:23

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right can someone clear something up for me please, is it tomorrow Queenie is in Accy or Thursday? i keep hearing that its Thursday (it said Wednesday and Thursday on the news)

DaveinGermany 15-05-2012 20:25

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 991976)
Moi????:D

Maze wee, you little guttersnipe ! :D You keep your ..... your ...... little pink tucked away when her Maje turns too or it'll be off to the tower with you & they'll lop it off ! :behead: :eek:

DaveinGermany 15-05-2012 20:29

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 991981)
right can someone clear something up for me please, is it tomorrow Queenie is in Accy or Thursday? i keep hearing that its Thursday (it said Wednesday and Thursday on the news)

Well Atarah has just started this thread Flashy & as far as I could gather from the news It's tomorrow Queenie will be in Town. :)

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...2-a-61498.html

walkinman221 15-05-2012 20:29

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Excuuuuse me less of the little if you dont mind:D:indeplus::signntme:

flashy 15-05-2012 20:30

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is she supposed to be visiting hollins school too???

lancsdave 15-05-2012 20:36

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 991986)
is she supposed to be visiting hollins school too???

Only the outside, she is going by chopper which is taking off from the fields next to Hollins

DaveinGermany 15-05-2012 20:36

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 991985)
Excuuuuse me less of the little if you dont mind:D:indeplus::signntme:

Ooh, raw nerve ? Sorry, tiny then, that better ? ;) :D

I was being generous & ignoring the malicious rumours scribbled on the lavvy walls. :s_aim1:

flashy 15-05-2012 20:39

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 991988)
Only the outside, she is going by chopper which is taking off from the fields next to Hollins

did you get a text from Mount Carmel too?

lancsdave 15-05-2012 20:43

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 991991)
did you get a text from Mount Carmel too?

No just Hollins

walkinman221 15-05-2012 20:44

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 991989)
Ooh, raw nerve ? Sorry, tiny then, that better ? ;) :D

I was being generous & ignoring the malicious rumours scribbled on the lavvy walls. :s_aim1:

Enough to fill a pram Dave....... twice:D

flashy 15-05-2012 20:48

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 991993)
No just Hollins

hmmm Mount Carmel where sending out texts too to say she'd be at Hollins

lancsdave 15-05-2012 20:58

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 991996)
hmmm Mount Carmel where sending out texts too to say she'd be at Hollins

Most things are shrouded in secret such is the state of security these days, which defeats the object of a Royal visit but there ya go.

It says she will be there at 4pm, yet as far as I know she is due on the Town Hall balcony at 4pm for the parade.

general opinion is that she will arrive about 1-30pm but she isn't leaving Burnley until 2pm.

Fairly sure she isn't going in to Hollins and even more convinced if other schools are being invited, they would never fit in the place :)

flashy 15-05-2012 21:04

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hahaha

Mancie 15-05-2012 21:39

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Well whatever some may think about Liz she is putting the hours and miles in.. she was in Bromley today and it was peeing down.. it's a long trip up to Burnley/Accy but the weather might be better :D

ToffeeGuy 15-05-2012 23:23

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 992015)
Well whatever some may think about Liz she is putting the hours and miles in.. she was in Bromley today and it was peeing down.. it's a long trip up to Burnley/Accy but the weather might be better :D


Then she's got Liverpool and Warrington on Thursday.

heth 16-05-2012 07:09

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Ah I see,wait till I log off last night and then start picking on me!!

:D :D :D

MargaretR 16-05-2012 07:44

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Originally Posted by ToffeeGuy (Post 992029)
Then she's got Liverpool and Warrington on Thursday.

The lengths some people go to, to get a free lunch:rolleyes::D

Gremlin 16-05-2012 08:20

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I was in the army about 1960 and was demonstrating a mobile crane at a military exhibition.
The Queen came to see us but never spoke to me, so for snubbing me that day I will not venture near Accrington when she is there. So there madam.


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