In late April

[art338]

Unemployed bachelor marries unemployed spinster. Allegedly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[malc d]

art338 - 2010-11-23 2:30 PM

 

Unemployed bachelor marries unemployed spinster. Allegedly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Is he leaving the RAF then ?

 

 

 

[spospe]

Is she giving up her job as a website designer then?

[nightrider]

malc d - 2010-11-23 3:05 PM

 

art338 - 2010-11-23 2:30 PM

 

Unemployed bachelor marries unemployed spinster. Allegedly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Is he leaving the RAF then ?

 

 

It took me a minute to figure that one out :-D

[malc d]

spospe - 2010-11-23 3:30 PM

 

Is she giving up her job as a website designer then?

 

 

I'm not sure that a website designer in Daddys' company can be seen as a real job can it ?

Or is there more to it than I imagine.

 

 

;-)

[Syd]

malc d - 2010-11-23 3:43 PM

 

spospe - 2010-11-23 3:30 PM

 

Is she giving up her job as a website designer then?

 

 

I'm not sure that a website designer in Daddys' company can be seen as a real job can it ?

Or is there more to it than I imagine.

 

 

;-)

 

 

Does she do this website designing befor, during or after her flitting around the world on holiday

[nightrider]

All the members of royalty are a complete bunch of wasters, Princess Margaret spent her whole life living off the generosity of others keen to buy into the royal set, Margaret never ever opened her bedroom curtains herself it was left to a pansy flunkie, she never ever washed her own knickers in the bathroom sink and hung them to dry on the bathroom radiator like normal wimmen do (lol)

[Guest pelmetman]

At least we all get a days extra holiday :D ..........................Glad I only employ er in doors (lol)

[BGD]

pelmetman - 2010-11-23 5:10 PM

 

At least we all get a days extra holiday :D ..........................Glad I only employ er in doors (lol)

 

 

 

 

But I'm rather afraid that you'll be paying for it in the long run (as will your children, and their children too) as that's yet another day when UK plc will generate very little GDP, yet spend well above average daily amount..........so burying all its taxpaying citizens under yet more national debt........ :-(

 

 

[Guest Tracker]

Is it Royal bashing season again already - or has the closed season been abolished as part of the cutbacks!

 

But WHY bash 'em again and again unless the evil green eyed monster of envy is at work once more?

 

Or maybe it is seen as politically correct - something I will never subscribe to!

[Guest pelmetman]

BGD - 2010-11-23 6:27 PM

 

pelmetman - 2010-11-23 5:10 PM

 

At least we all get a days extra holiday :D ..........................Glad I only employ er in doors (lol)

 

 

 

 

But I'm rather afraid that you'll be paying for it in the long run (as will your children, and their children too) as that's yet another day when UK plc will generate very little GDP, yet spend well above average daily amount..........so burying all its taxpaying citizens under yet more national debt........ :-(

 

 

Fortunately no sprogs (lol)...................best financial decision we ever made :D

[Big Momma]

What a miserable bunch you lot are, bet those of you who are still working will take the day off though *-) Are there no Royalists left except me (?) Good on em I say, this generation of young royals at least have a right to wear the uniform of the Armed Forces they represent, and some of them have even seen 'active service'. One minute there are complaints that we were once a Commonwealth but gave it away, Royalty is part of our heritage but you want to just ignore it. No pleasing some is there :-D

[teflon2]

Tracker hit it on the head, much sour grapes and they can't even make wine with them. Best wishes to them both. John :-D

[malc d]

I say good luck to them too ( although I can't say I'm really interested) I just don't want to hear about it on the TV news every night from now until the end of April.

 

 

 

:-(

[Guest pelmetman]

I'd have thought that with all the doom and gloom on the news people would be pleased to hear some good news.

 

Sue

[Big Momma]

malc d - 2010-11-23 7:08 PM

 

I say good luck to them too ( although I can't say I'm really interested) I just don't want to hear about it on the TV news every night from now until the end of April.

 

 

 

:-(

 

But I just love a good wedding, now where did I put my box of extra large man size tissues :D

[malc d]

pelmetman - 2010-11-23 7:19 PM

 

I'd have thought that with all the doom and gloom on the news people would be pleased to hear some good news.

 

Sue

 

 

That's the difference Sue.

To you, and no doubt many other people, it's good news.

 

To me it's just news.

 

;-)

[art338]

O'dear tracker's gorn all posh since his move?

[flicka]

BGD - 2010-11-23 6:27 PM

 

pelmetman - 2010-11-23 5:10 PM

 

At least we all get a days extra holiday :D ..........................Glad I only employ er in doors (lol)

 

 

 

 

But I'm rather afraid that you'll be paying for it in the long run (as will your children, and their children too) as that's yet another day when UK plc will generate very little GDP, yet spend well above average daily amount..........so burying all its taxpaying citizens under yet more national debt........ :-(

 

 

But unlike Spain, we aint on the brink of applying for a massive loan from the EU to keep going.

Honestly BGD it doesn't do your cause any favours, constantly denegrading the UK, when you have chosen to reside in a country with a far worse financial & unemployment situation.

[Guest peter]

BGD - 2010-11-23 6:27 PM

 

pelmetman - 2010-11-23 5:10 PM

 

At least we all get a days extra holiday :D ..........................Glad I only employ er in doors (lol)

 

 

 

 

But I'm rather afraid that you'll be paying for it in the long run (as will your children, and their children too) as that's yet another day when UK plc will generate very little GDP, yet spend well above average daily amount..........so burying all its taxpaying citizens under yet more national debt........ :-(

 

Don't worry about t Bruce. At least we still won't be as much in the doo doo as your adopted country is. (lol)

[Guest peter]

flicka - 2010-11-23 8:50 PM

 

BGD - 2010-11-23 6:27 PM

 

pelmetman - 2010-11-23 5:10 PM

 

At least we all get a days extra holiday :D ..........................Glad I only employ er in doors (lol)

 

 

 

 

But I'm rather afraid that you'll be paying for it in the long run (as will your children, and their children too) as that's yet another day when UK plc will generate very little GDP, yet spend well above average daily amount..........so burying all its taxpaying citizens under yet more national debt........ :-(

 

 

But unlike Spain, we aint on the brink of applying for a massive loan from the EU to keep going.

Honestly BGD it doesn't do your cause any favours, constantly denegrading the UK, when you have chosen to reside in a country with a far worse financial & unemployment situation.

Flicka, Spain won't get bailed out. As there isn't enough cash left in the fund to allow it. If Spain goes down the tubes, the Euro is finished, as Spains GDP is over 11% of the total Eurozone GDP.

[nightrider]

Tracker - 2010-11-23 6:48 PM

 

Is it Royal bashing season again already - or has the closed season been abolished as part of the cutbacks!

 

But WHY bash 'em again and again unless the evil green eyed monster of envy is at work once more?

 

Or maybe it is seen as politically correct - something I will never subscribe to!

i dont think it is seen as being politically correct or that the general public are green eyed with jealousy more like the general public are sick of the lavish amounts of their money being spent on the royals when they are struggling.

[Mel B]

Wot he said above!!! :-D

[Guest peter]

Wot she said above.

[nightrider]

I suppose that Bruce and his lady are in fine fettle and good health enjoying their retirement in Spain.

What happens years down the line if either one of them falls seriously ill? will the Spanish medical service look after them, will they have to pay for medical attention themselves? what happens if they run out of money?

Fill their diesel tank and head back to the UK to avail themselves of the NHS like a lot of other ex-pats have done who followed the dream.