Palace steps up Andrew denials

[AtW]

In the mirror's version, she was a girl at a party who had been paid to "bed" him and report back the details. He didn't pay her, nor know she was paid. If that version is true, then I don't think he should be hung out to dry.

Could have been KGB you know, the Prince should be more careful and, given his age, he should not expect young girls kissing or bedding him at the party for any reason other than to set him up.

[AtW]

Bleedin' eck aTW! With the possible exception of Elizabeth 1 and Charles 2, when did any royalty ever do that? Any sensible laws we have, have mostly come from elected leaders. Got any examples?

The royals build up a great empire and can only be faulted for using wrong strategy with the American colonies. The "elected leaders" pissed away the empire.

[xoggoth]

The royals build up a great empire and can only be faulted for using wrong strategy with the American colonies.

I really think your knowledge of British history is a bit faulty AtW, the real power of the royals ended a long while before that.

[AtW]

I really think your knowledge of British history is a bit faulty AtW, the real power of the royals ended a long while before that.

So you credit great elected Leaders like Bliar?

[mudskipper]

Could have been KGB you know, the Prince should be more careful and, given his age, he should not expect young girls kissing or bedding him at the party for any reason other than to set him up.

Indeed. The only shaggable prince is Harry, although he's a bit too young for me. I guess he takes after his father

[xoggoth]

So you credit great elected Leaders like Bliar?

What the???? So the fact that Bliar was a total dickhead means Queen Elizabeth was actually in charge??

While monarchy has not been without influence, Parliament has been responsible for all laws in the UK since late 17th century.

[AtW]

Indeed. The only shaggable prince is Harry, although he's a bit too young for me. I guess he takes after his father

You'd say no?

[AtW]

While monarchy has not been without influence, Parliament has been responsible for all laws in the UK since late 17th century.

Responsible, yes for sure, why would monarchy want to be held responsible for all that tulip?

[mudskipper]

You'd say no?

I'm a married woman.

[AtW]

I'm a married woman.

So, yes please then?