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Ah, angry Boomer, got it!
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Wonder how you manage to make ends meet
Who finds the money when you pay the rent
Did you think that money was heaven sent?
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Summoner101: They still protecting Prince Andrew? Then still don't care what they have to say.
Who? Is that one of the corgis?
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Turns out all the corgis were buried alive with the queen. English tradition again.
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Subtonic: Turns out all the corgis were buried alive with the queen. English tradition again.
That's ruff.
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Ultimately, Diana won in the court of public opinion, but after her death and Charles' crowning, Camilla ends up Queen Consort even with the messy divorces.
Queen was a bit of a biatch.
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Summoner101: Subtonic: Turns out all the corgis were buried alive with the queen. English tradition again.
That's ruff.
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CoonAce: Lynch the lot of em. Hang em high.
They're royalty, you have to chop their heads off.
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Trocadero: CoonAce: Lynch the lot of em. Hang em high.
They're royalty, you have to chop their heads off.
Considering how they leach off the country and seem to live forever I'd think a stake through the heart would be more effective
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Summoner101: They still protecting Prince Andrew? Then still don't care what they have to say.
The age of consent in England is 16. So in Andrew's and the UK law, there was nothing wrong age wise.
The fact she was probably a sex slave is very important, though.
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Subtonic: Never mind. I checked the wiki. Andrew is a pederast. English tradition I suppose.
Turns out all the corgis were buried alive with the queen. English tradition again.
Corgis are actually with Sarah Ferguson
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Subtonic: 'Lady Glenconner'. If you put a gun to my head I couldn't come up with a more stereotypical uptight British name
Lady Glenconner? I barely know her!
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