Queen's state funeral.

[A380]

OK, but we can still fairly say: The most important non-sports event the world will ever see.

 

[Artaxerxes]

OK, but we can still fairly say: The most important non-sports event the world will ever see.

TV ratings: September 11

TV overnights: TV ratings have reflected the alarm that spread across the nation yesterday as news started to filter through of the terrorist attack on the US, writes Jason Deans.

www.theguardian.com

 

[Raheem]

OK, so the most important non-sports, non-moon, non-expolosion, non-charity concert, non-covid announcement event the world will ever see.

 

[elbows]

Exceptional hardship lol.

The peer who organised the Queen's funeral has been banned from driving for six months, despite claiming he needed his licence to arrange the King's upcoming coronation.

Edward Fitzalan-Howard, the 18th Duke of Norfolk, was caught using his mobile phone while driving in Battersea, south-west London, on 7 April.

He admitted the offence, at Lavender Hill Magistrates' Court earlier.

He had hoped to avoid a ban by claiming "exceptional hardship".

Duke of Norfolk banned from driving

Edward Fitzalan-Howard, the 18th Duke of Norfolk, will be organising the King's coronation.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[story]

“Exceptional hardship”

It is his occasional responsibility to be at the top of the organisation pyramid of minions that deals with royal weddings, jubilees, coronations and funerals. That’s his job. That’s why he‘s a duke, because he’s inherited this responsibility from his forebears.

If it’s an exceptional hardship for him to have to make phone calls because of his job, then so it is for anyone else whose job obliges them to make phone calls.

prick

 

[story]

“Exceptional hardship”

It is his occasional responsibility to be at the top of the organisation pyramid of minions that deals with royal weddings, jubilees, coronations and funerals. That’s his job. That’s why he‘s a duke, because he’s inherited this responsibility from his forebears.

If it’s an exceptional hardship for him to have to make phone calls because of his job, then so it is for anyone else whose job obliges them to make phone calls.

prick

It’s almost as if he suddenly feels the burden of deadlines, obligations, other people‘s expectations and it‘s made him feel exceptional, special, different, and somehow, suddenly, more deserving.

Oh the wonder of it!

 

[Pickman's model]

“Exceptional hardship”

It is his occasional responsibility to be at the top of the organisation pyramid of minions that deals with royal weddings, jubilees, coronations and funerals. That’s his job. That’s why he‘s a duke, because he’s inherited this responsibility from his forebears.

If it’s an exceptional hardship for him to have to make phone calls because of his job, then so it is for anyone else whose job obliges them to make phone calls.

prick

It's an exceptional hardship to have to take calls from the entitled wanker

 

[story]

It's an exceptional hardship to have to take calls from the entitled wanker

I hope you pulled over to the side of the road to take the call

 

[Chilli.s]

wonder what was wrong with his driving

 

[story]

wonder what was wrong with his driving

It’s habitually bad.
He cut up a cop car while going through a red light, while on the phone to his wife. He already has 9 points on his licence. This was all in April so he wasn’t stressed by the Queen dying at the time. He’s just a wanker.


And now, what’s the betting, he’ll get a chauffeur and re-charge it as expenses for the coronation planning,

 

[SysOut]

going through a red light

which could kill someone....

 

[Artaxerxes]

which could kill someone....

But The Cyclists

 

[weltweit]

He already had 9 points so shouldn't have been talking on his phone and running red lights.

And if it is so important for him to make calls while driving, he should at least have a hands free kit..

 

[SysOut]

But The Cyclists

I'm a cyclist and have no time for those who jump the lights. They should learn to relax.

 

[Sue]

He already had 9 points so shouldn't have been talking on his phone and running red lights.

Or, you know, even without the points...

 

[weltweit]

Or, you know, even without the points...

I thought that went without saying..

Which is why I didn't say it