Royal Wedding....Can someone explain why you care? - Page 12

Sky · #**221** 29.04.2011, 21:09

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	(Born in '42?! I know the sun ages people, but I'm not THAT old ...)

Time to change the avatar then

#**222** 29.04.2011, 21:25

... nor that fat ...

#**223** 29.04.2011, 21:29

Thing is your avatar looks a bit like the rightful heir to the throne- the sheep farmer from oz. Google him and see

PlantHead · #**224** 29.04.2011, 22:39

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	Er, no. I'm definitely not a fan of any British monarch wielding power in Australia, or in any other country independent of Britain. Nor am I advocating dictatorship (which looks rather similar to monarchy, to me). Fortunately, there's a third option: democracy.

Constitutional Monarchy is not a dictatorship, be thankful Australia has it. Also democracy, define it and then apply it to a real world country.

#**225** 29.04.2011, 23:12

This story by the daily mail is apparently not true, although the Prince of wales broach that Camilla wears looks identical to the one the queen Mother gave Diana as a wedding present, the one Charles gave to Camilla is bigger more diamonds bigger emerald. Diana's emerald was a teardrop, Camilla's is a rain drop. Also Camilla wears clothes where the crest is woven into the design of the fabric.
One thing I will give into is that at least he looks like he is in love.
The lip readers say that as she reached him from walking up the aisle he turned and said "you look beautiful" to her.

You have to admit this is funny though!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/rf/ima...8iro3dH7cpQmit

#**226** 02.05.2011, 01:32

High definition photo, do you know anyone here? Apart from William & Kate!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13200114

#**227** 02.05.2011, 01:56

My brother was probably in the crowd. Some of my sister's in-laws were probably in the abbey.

Sky · #**228** 02.05.2011, 18:49

	Quote:	hoppy
	My brother was probably in the crowd. Some of my sister's in-laws were probably in the abbey.

says she with discreet nonchalance....

Longbyt · #**229** 02.05.2011, 19:06

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	(Born in '42?! I know the sun ages people, but I'm not THAT old ...)

You'll pay for that remark, young fellow m'lad.

Chemmie · #**230** 02.05.2011, 19:06

	Quote:	Ittigen
	High definition photo, do you know anyone here? Apart from William & Kate! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13200114

ok--this is waaay too much fun to mess around with photoshop. Switching faces, adding captions.....busy night ahead!

Ouchboy · #**231** 02.05.2011, 19:11

	Quote:	Chemmie
	ok--this is waaay too much fun to mess around with photoshop. Switching faces, adding captions.....busy night ahead!

whatever happened to people looking for pr0n in the internet???

#**232** 02.05.2011, 19:11

I absolutely LOVED the royal wedding !

Uncle Max · #**233** 02.05.2011, 19:22

	Quote:	Chemmie
	ok--this is waaay too much fun to mess around with photoshop. Switching faces, adding captions.....busy night ahead!

Crikey. Don't you have anything better to do?

Oh...

CH_Me · #**234** 02.05.2011, 19:24

	Quote:	Marawder
	I absolutely LOVED* the royal wedding !*

I'd think that more people were excited by the fact the wedding got them a day off work.

#**235** 03.05.2011, 14:01

The yellow of the Queen's dress symbolized the sun, as well as the application on her collar. Probably a reference to the times when the Empire was so large that the sun never set. Plus all the guests in the Abbey were told not to wear that colour, so she can point out her uniqueness. In addition the priest also wore yellow. So through colours she managed to tell him that she is equal if not, well the Queen. It was a bow with total grandness.

Personally I think it's a smart choice.

I loved the wedding, what a show, what a couple.

Only the British can manage to do such an event with so much style and verve.

mirfield · #**236** 03.05.2011, 14:07

	Quote:	armandair
	The yellow of the Queen's dress symbolized the sun, as well as the application on her collar. Probably a reference to the times when the Empire was so large that the sun never set. Plus all the guests in the Abbey were told not to wear that colour, so she can point out her uniqueness. In addition the priest also wore yellow. So through colours she managed to tell him that she is equal if not, well the Queen. It was a bow with total grandness.

I think you may have over-analysed this somewhat.

#**237** 03.05.2011, 14:11

No - I read it somewhere. I'm not that smart

But I really loved the wedding.

Chemmie · #**238** 03.05.2011, 14:13

	Quote:	armandair
	The yellow of the Queen's dress symbolized the sun, as well as the application on her collar. Probably a reference to the times when the Empire was so large that the sun never set. Plus all the guests in the Abbey were told not to wear that colour, so she can point out her uniqueness. In addition the priest also wore yellow. So through colours she managed to tell him that she is equal if not, well the Queen. It was a bow with total grandness. Personally I think it's a smart choice. I loved the wedding, what a show, what a couple. Only the British can manage to do such an event with so much style and verve.

the sun? alright, everyone thinks differently, I sadly went straight to this:

cannut · #**239** 11.05.2011, 00:32

	Quote:	mirfield
	I think you may have over-analysed this somewhat.

Yes He did

fareehasharafat · #**240** 13.05.2011, 09:43

in some newspaper