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Has the Queen died?

Come on, let me end the year on a high note!

Ok... so people are positive the Queen has shat the bed... how's that for ending the year on a high note? ;)

Since America will be preparing for World Ware III come Inauguration Day, what's to say that the Queen's departure won't be the spark of the war? Somehow I predict President Elect Wig will get his hacking comrades to make it so. :facepalm::hmm:

I have some aluminum foil if anyone needs to mend their hats....:D
 
Get Torville and Dean out of retirement and make them skate
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Ok... so people are positive the Queen has shat the bed... how's that for ending the year on a high note? ;)

Since America will be preparing for World Ware III come Inauguration Day, what's to say that the Queen's departure won't be the spark of the war? Somehow I predict President Elect Wig will get his hacking comrades to make it so. :facepalm::hmm:

I have some aluminum foil if anyone needs to mend their hats....:D
In Britain we make our hats from tin foil not "aluminum", whatever that is
 
who gives a fuck

The Royal Mint who are introducing a new, twelve-sided, bimetalic pound coin next March to replace all those currently in circulation. Millions of these have, apparently, already been minted, and would have to be scrapped should Lilibet expire before they are issued. Logistics therefore dictate that she cannot die until the Spring.
 
The Queen has, indeed, died.

As she has many times before, and will die many more times, too.

She may take a new form after her latest death, but it's likely she'll retain her current 'skin' due to the geopolitical advantages it offers her species to be in such a powerful, yet seemingly unthreatening, position.

The hands are the tell-tale sign of a recent shedding and/or transmogrification. Look for a limp left index finger, which may be accompanied by tremors.
 
The Royal Mint who are introducing a new, twelve-sided, bimetalic pound coin next March to replace all those currently in circulation. Millions of these have, apparently, already been minted, and would have to be scrapped should Lilibet expire before they are issued.

No they wouldn't. George VI two-shilling pieces were still in circulation until they downsized the 10p piece in the early 1990s, for example.
 
Buckingham palace report "the queen has left the palace". We all know what that means, fucking weeks of mourning, back to victorian black dresses, Prince Harry will commit ritual sudoku suicide, London will be draped in black cloth, good times ahead for goths...
 
If she has croaked it those Christmas puddings she hands out to her flunkies will be selling for a small fortune on Ebay.
 
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