Yes I'm sure we can but it's not going to happen though not in his country, I suspect come the day there will be quite a bit of dickering about what property belongs to the Crown and thus isn't theirs to keep and what is private property and they can.
I'm so glad you're here to keep us all straight!
Yes, there’s research on that too. Not sure how one negates the other though, particularly if you’re curious at all about how experience of one could then lead to you becoming a perpetrator of the other.
theres a thing in economics called Externalities. These are things that don't make the balance sheet but are "costs".
Theres loads of these, public transport, natural resources taken for free by coporations etc etc
Prince Harry's book described as "Freudian nightmare" over penis cream
The Duke of Sussex writes about how an unfortunate coincidence made him feel like "my mother was right there in the room" when he applied lotion to frostbite.www.newsweek.com
Aladdin said:
Yes, there’s research on that too. Not sure how one negates the other though, particularly if you’re curious at all about how experience of one could then lead to you becoming a perpetrator of the other.
Though damn, this is the reason I’ve found myself getting sucked into this waaay more than I’d like. There are so many different levels to all of this and I feel I’m holding several at once.
a) it’s a highly entertaining bit of soap opera involving a family we’ve all been made over-aware of all our lives
b) there’s the potential and exciting ramifications of what this might mean for the history of the royal family, and at the least a bit of schaudenfraude
c) there’s eye rolling at some poor little rich boy who obviously has no self awareness of the financial privilege he has, but
d) it’s also about someone who grew up in an incredibly dysfunctional family, lost his mum at a critical point of childhood with an unresolved question of ill doing, seemingly had no real support afterwards, has had various stupid things he did in his younger years splashed all over the newspapers*, and then saw his wife struggle after being denigrated by that same press.
*I’d like to point out here that dressing as a nazi is in no way defensible and I’ve never done anything remotely like that myself! But I, like I’m sure many on here, have done some silly or dodgy things in younger years that I’m quite glad haven’t been splashed all over the press
(((Pollyanna)))
Honestly apart from kitchen knives, which they used to be very good for, I seldom find much for me in that store. My wife loves it. Years ago you used to be able to pick up cheap converse and stuff like that but these days I find a lot of the clothes more like what my lad wears. I am rather fond of good old fashioned soap though and I will replenish my stocks of Scottish soaps from there whilst the Mrs spends hours wading through the rails.
I was talking about The Glad Game. Not sure what you're on about but hey.
I find TKMaxx really stressful. The endless racks of clothes, crammed together. It doesn’t make me feel glad.
It was almost as if Ernesto Lynch was back in the room reading that.
And when the legislative route is blocked? What then do you propose?
Therapy >>>
Is that what the T stands for?
The thing about the army experience/kills is that surely this is bigger than him? This is about the military in general, and how they’re trained, and global power and nu colonialism, and quite probably toxic masculinity, and the wrongness but sadly seeming humanness
of going to war and killing other people. You’re right, it’s a vicious cycle that needs to be stopped and never seems it will be 
Oh yeah, I had forgotten that bit! I’m guessing that’s not in the book given that no-one else has mentioned it?
Very good analysis there.
It won't be me; it might be you though I guess.
Pickman’s Model. Sue was meant to be overseeing, but she was too engrossed to notice.
Prince Harry's book described as "Freudian nightmare" over penis cream
The Duke of Sussex writes about how an unfortunate coincidence made him feel like "my mother was right there in the room" when he applied lotion to frostbite.
