Smangus
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That's me I'm afraid, sorry very shallow I admit. Made me smile tho.Some people are very easily impressed
That's me I'm afraid, sorry very shallow I admit. Made me smile tho.Some people are very easily impressed
Yes no.Some people get upset over the use of one word instead of another
they’re opposites though. Fortune/wealth/income is all the same to me in the sense that they indicate the fact that the King was very rich.Yes no.
Left right.
Etc no problems.
it's something for you to aspire to, you're so often on the wrong side of that equationI’d rather be funny and use the wrong word than be 100% accurate and a crashing bore
I hope you never have to fill in a tax return form.they’re opposites though. Fortune/wealth/income is all the same to me in the sense that they indicate the fact that the King was very rich.
I won’tI hope you never have to fill in a tax return form.
I’d rather be funny and use the wrong word than be 100% accurate and a crashing bore
You forgot bitching about leaking pens.The key point we can all agree on is that £1.8Bn is an obscene amount of moolah for basically waving at crowds, shaking hands and signing bits of paper.
You're right that has got to be worth the odd hundred million or so hasn't it?You forgot bitching about leaking pens.
Anyone can make a mistake. To boast about one's ignorance is a bit odd.Fortune/wealth/income is all the same to me
I wasn’t boasting about anything. I just think the use of the word income instead of fortune, is of minor importance, cos the point stands, which is that King Chuck is as rich as Croesus.Anyone can make a mistake. To boast about one's ignorance is a bit odd.
Fortune implies a static big wodge of cash, passed on from generation to generation because it's not eroded.I wasn’t boasting about anything. I just think the use of the word income instead of fortune, is of minor importance, cos the point stands, which is that King Chuck is as rich as Croesus.
You missed the point I was making then. Never mindFortune implies a static big wodge of cash, passed on from generation to generation because it's not eroded.
Income is a regular flow of money to someone, and this case the income is orders of magnitude less that than the fortune (£ tens m Vs £1.8 bn).
Conflating the two isn't an issue of minor importance, it shows a lack of understanding of the key issues, namely, that some of the king's personal fortune is allegedly subsumed gifts of state, basically thefts from the nation, from all of us.
Yes, the income amount is huge compared to what I will see in my lifetime, but it's a fraction of the fortune.
Perhaps you didn't make it as clearly as you thought?You missed the point I was making then. Never mind
What, as part of the Coronation ceremony?Has he considered doing a Prince Albert?
but sadly no stats about the proportion favouring hanging as opposed to the guillotine or shootingSome new polling here. I haven't checked this but i think 58% overall support is a lot lower than previous surveys? (And thats before we get into the figures for 18-24 year olds)
Coronation: How popular is the monarchy under King Charles?
Ahead of the coronation, Panorama asks if public opinion on the Royal Family is changing.www.bbc.co.uk
We can work out the details later. (I'm a bit on the fence about this tbh but guess beheading by some method if we want to be all traditional about it )but sadly no stats about the proportion favouring hanging as opposed to the guillotine or shooting
Whose the guy between Chucky and Camilla in the photo? He looks like someone who has just wandered into the room. "Dude where's my pint and what are you all looking at?"Some new polling here. I haven't checked this but i think 58% overall support is a lot lower than previous surveys? (And thats before we get into the figures for 18-24 year olds)
Coronation: How popular is the monarchy under King Charles?
Ahead of the coronation, Panorama asks if public opinion on the Royal Family is changing.www.bbc.co.uk
The traditional head on a spike afterwards as wellWe can work out the details later. (I'm a bit on the fence about this tbh but guess beheading by some method if we want to be all traditional about it )
Who the one staring at the sky? No ideaWhose the guy between Chucky and Camilla in the photo? He looks like someone who has just wandered into the room. "Dude where's my pint and what are you all looking at?"
Isn't he off 'the detectives', jasper carrott's boss?
Is that not Tim (nice but dim?) Lawrence, Anne's OH?