Don't give a fuck as I don't get bank holidays off. I'm happy for her to die at her earliest convenience.
Me neither - that's the problem with agency work. Or one of the problems.Don't give a fuck as I don't get bank holidays off. I'm happy for her to die at her earliest convenience.
She better not die at easter and fuck up good friday and easter mondayNot much in the way of solidarity with those who do get bank holidays off. I think the end of January is sorely lacking one.
Coronations take a long time to organise, I reckon you'd be looking at 2018 even if the truth about the Queen emerges this eveningThey won't keep her rotting corpse on ice for that long. End of Jan would be a good time to announce death. State funeral in Feb all ready for a spring coronation.
They could get with the austerity times and hold the coronation in the local registry office. Save a fortune.Coronations take a long time to organise, I reckon you'd be looking at 2018 even if the truth about the Queen emerges this evening
A civil coronation.They could get with the austerity times and hold the coronation in the local registry office. Save a fortune.
She better not die at easter and fuck up good friday and easter monday
A cheap and efficient coronation. Get it sorted in a week of the death of the Queen too.A civil coronation.
It is a pity that today the Queen's lickspittles won't follow her into the grave in the same way those of mongol emperors didA cheap and efficient coronation. Get it sorted in a week of the death of the Queen too.
if you want a job done properly, do it yourself.If they time it right we could have ages off around Easter and the May bank holiday
you can eat a swan now, if you want.Can i eat a Swan when she dies or what?
battersea's the best they can hope forWon't anyone think of the corgis?!
executive summary: you can do what you want to swans now as long as you don't get caught.TLDR
executive summary: you can do what you want to swans now as long as you don't get caught.
yeh. but you'll have to defeather the swan yourself, and remove its innards.So kinda like EVERYTHING else i do.
yeh. but you'll have to defeather the swan yourself, and remove its innards.
sure you don't need to go that far, the french probably eat swans and serve them to a discerning clientele.Or go to Poland and get it on toast.
Last Updated: Friday, 18 March, 2005, 16:45 GM
Composer Sir Peter Maxwell Davies has hit the wrong note with police
The Queen's composer has ruffled feathers after police found the body of a swan at his home.
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Master of the Queen's Music, was cautioned over the discovery of the remains of a protected species at his house in Orkney.
He said the bird died after hitting a power line. When police called at his home he offered them swan terrine.
Police would not comment but confirmed that a protected bird has been removed from a property in Sanday.
Northern Constabulary said their enquiries were continuing.
Sir Peter said he did not believe he had done anything wrong but, given his position with the Queen, he was prepared to spend time in the Tower of London.
Swans are protected under UK legislation.
However, in the islands a Norse right called Udal Law is still assumed to hold sway, possibly making swans the property of the people.