Re: Pinocchio and the Ginger Whinger.
 

i honestly think Harry has a slate loose, used to think he was ok but that interview showed exactly what he is to me, if any decent chap was told something that would really upset his wife then anyone with sense would keep his gob shut and NOT tell her,

Re: Pinocchio and the Ginger Whinger.
 

[QUOTE=Margaret Pilkington;1251467]thanks Taddy.
I will pop back if I have something worth saying...though some may not agree that my post is worth saying.
Then just ignore them! job done.

Re: Pinocchio and the Ginger Whinger.
 

Either that, Cashy, or the husband would sort out the alleged ‘issue’ within his family, not run away and then whinge about them from afar through the media. He’s one of a long line of royal wimps.
Last time one married an American divorcee actress it didn’t bring down the monarchy and I doubt if this will. The me-jah will move on to consume its next targets.

Re: Pinocchio and the Ginger Whinger.
 

aye but do yeh think he would tell his missus? cos i certainly do not.

Re: Pinocchio and the Ginger Whinger.
 

There is another theory, a mite crude admittedly, but make your own minds up on the matter. :eek: ;)

Re: Pinocchio and the Ginger Whinger.
 

[QUOTE=Margaret Pilkington;1251458]No Russell...it was really the Muppet and Puppet show.
I used to think Harry was a very down to earth chap, but now I think his only brains are in his trouser pocket.

think a lot of us blokes have been there at one time or another. i certainly have and more than once. it cost me in the end and i think it will also cost him. at least financially he can afford it.

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Not me mate, got no brains either up top or down below! :D