Prince Andrew, Duke of York, named in underage 'sex slave' lawsuit

[brogdale]

 

[danny la rouge]

According to this there are 190 of the useless blighters, which lengthens the odds a bit List of earls in the peerages of Britain and Ireland - Wikipedia

The hint was that it’s a child of the late Queen.

 

[High Voltage]

Don't forget the Earl of Inverness

 

[danny la rouge]

Don't forget the Earl of Inverness

He’s also a Duke, innit? Doesn’t that trump Earl?

 

[Mrs Miggins]

Well it can't be Edward can it? He's "the nice one".

 

[danny la rouge]

Well it can't be Edward can it? He's "the nice one".

It’s all relative in a continuum of noxiousness.

 

[prunus]

The hint was that it’s a child of the late Queen.

Ooh I didn't see where that snippet was , certainly narrows the field! Who said that?

 

[danny la rouge]

Ooh I didn't see where that snippet was , certainly narrows the field! Who said that?

There was a very heavily hinting gossip article in the Daily Heil a couple of days ago about an Earl who, having attended someone’s house party, spat into a staff member’s face; the article‘s last line was ‘Time, self-evidently, that the family spat the Earl out for good.’. There were a lot of reports and pictures of various royal family members on the same page; the tabloids’ favourite means of naming someone without naming them.

I didn’t see it as it was in the DM. However the suggestion by Schmetterling is that the Mail were hinting at a senior Royal Earl, rather than a common-or-garden Earl.

 

[prunus]

I didn’t see it as it was in the DM. However the suggestion by Schmetterling is that the Mail were hinting at a senior Royal Earl, rather than a common-or-garden Earl.

Well a plague on all their houses I reckon

 

[Schmetterling]

I didn’t see it as it was in the DM. However the suggestion by Schmetterling is that the Mail were hinting at a senior Royal Earl, rather than a common-or-garden Earl.

That is how I read/interpreted the DM‘s insinuation. There is one particular Earl (one can be a Count and an Earl) who is known for being exceptionally boorish, ill-mannered, and entitled. Other guests at the party are said to have been utterly shocked, hoping the offender would be reported to the police for assault, which the victim did not want to do as she is employed by the host.
All very salacious, I know; still … good gossip, no?

 

[Puddy_Tat]

(one can be a Count and an Earl)

or a cunt and an earl, by the sound of it

 

[maomao]

or a cunt and an earl, by the sound of it

Pretty sure that's a precondition of being an Earl.

 

[Pickman's model]

That is how I read/interpreted the DM‘s insinuation. There is one particular Earl (one can be a Count and an Earl) who is known for being exceptionally boorish, ill-mannered, and entitled. Other guests at the party are said to have been utterly shocked, hoping the offender would be reported to the police for assault, which the victim did not want to do as she is employed by the host.
All very salacious, I know; still … good gossip, no?

An entitled Earl? say it isn't so

 

[story]

A bloke who used to do security at the palace talks about Andrew.

no surprises here

 

[Wilf]

If it's an earl and a member of the royal family itself, my extensive research (wikipedia) says that it must be 'the other one' aka Eddie.

 

[maomao]

If it's an earl and a member of the royal family itself, my extensive research (wikipedia) says that it must be 'the other one' aka Eddie.

Prince Andrew is the Earl of Inverness (and Baron Killyleagh). I think they like to have a title from each of the component kingdoms. Because they're cunts.

 

[Wilf]

Prince Andrew is the Earl of Inverness (and Baron Killyleagh). I think they like to have a title from each of the component kingdoms. Because they're cunts.

My guess is that the even the mail would have named him if it had been the nonce. Maybe Eddie needs to put a statement out saying it can't have been him because his military training left his spit glands not working?

 

[Pickman's model]

Prince Andrew is the Earl of Inverness (and Baron Killyleagh). I think they like to have a title from each of the component kingdoms. Because they're cunts.

England is a kingdom. Scotland is a kingdom. Wales is a principality. And Northern Ireland is a province

 

[maomao]

England is a kingdom. Scotland is a kingdom. Wales is a principality. And Northern Ireland is a province

Well Ireland was a kingdom before 1801 and he doesn't have one from Wales. But little brother Edward only has England and Scotland (Wessex and Forfar)

 

[danny la rouge]

Prince Andrew is the Earl of Inverness (and Baron Killyleagh). I think they like to have a title from each of the component kingdoms. Because they're cunts.

Indeed, but it’s not normal to refer to them primarily by one of their “lesser” titles. The media will normally refer to the Duke of York by his Dukedom rather than his Earldom, excepting in specific circumstances.

 

[Pickman's model]

Well Ireland was a kingdom before 1801 and he doesn't have one from Wales. But little brother Edward only has England and Scotland (Wessex and Forfar)

A lot has happened to Ireland between the act of union and today.

 

[danny la rouge]

A bloke who used to do security at the palace talks about Andrew.

no surprises here

Does it say “he’s an entitled prick, a general sex pest and a noncy cunt”?

 

[story]

Does it say “he’s an entitled prick, a general sex pest and a noncy cunt”?

Yeah, pretty much exactly that.

 

[Dom Traynor]

Does it say “he’s an entitled prick, a general sex pest and a noncy cunt”?

The copper or Andrew?

 

[danny la rouge]

The copper or Andrew?

I mean, neither would astonish me.

 

[Wilf]

Yeah, pretty much exactly that.

'I want you to replace all 72 teddy bears in exactly the position show in this diagram'.
- No son, I won't and as soon as you turn 6 you can start making your own bed, you little shite.

 

[Puddy_Tat]

England is a kingdom. Scotland is a kingdom. Wales is a principality. And Northern Ireland is a province

england is a kingdom and has a king

wales is a principality and has a prince

the uk is a country and has rishi sunak...

 

[Pickman's model]

england is a kingdom and has a king

wales is a principality and has a prince

the uk is a country and has rishi sunak...

That's my December post of the month sorted

 

[brogdale]

england is a kingdom and has a king

wales is a principality and has a prince

the uk is a country and has rishi sunak...

Is the UK a country, though?

Can we call the multi-part sovereign state of the UK an actual country?

England, Wales and Scotland are undeniably countries, but isn't the UK a state?

 

[Cid]

A bloke who used to do security at the palace talks about Andrew.

no surprises here

A swift google of this dude reveals he was done for defrauding 'colleagues, friends and others out of life savings, redundancy cash, pension payouts, retirement money and loans' to the tune of £3m. And '"The ability to inspire confidence and to sound plausible even when telling the most outlandish lies was very much Mr Page's stock in trade," said Douglas Day QC, prosecuting.'

So, y'know, when someone like that does a presumably paid interview, pinch of salt.

Former royal protection officer guilty of £3m scam

Paul Page defrauded colleagues and friends to fund expensive lifestyle and keep afloat spread-betting scheme run from palace

www.theguardian.com