Well done. Middleton and her mother were gold diggers, you got out at the right time. She was not future queen material as will be proved by her appearing in the red tops telling all in the next few months. Watch this space.
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Middleton? It's a tulip-hole! You wouldn't want to live there!Originally posted by BurdockMiddleton?
I wouldn't say no....Comment
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damaged goods. Plus she's been out with a royal, you can never match that no matter how hard you try added to this you'd be dealing with the mother in law from hell who will always be thinking 'he's nice but he aint William'.
If she asked me out I'd have to say no.Comment
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Surely you'd say "Yeth pleath!"Originally posted by RRHdamaged goods. Plus she's been out with a royal, you can never match that no matter how hard you try added to this you'd be dealing with the mother in law from hell who will always be thinking 'he's nice but he aint William'.
If she asked me out I'd have to say no.Comment
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I wouldn't blame her - speculation she could make 5 million selling her story....everyone has their price!Originally posted by RRHWell done. Middleton and her mother were gold diggers, you got out at the right time. She was not future queen material as will be proved by her appearing in the red tops telling all in the next few months. Watch this space.Comment
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Originally posted by ContractInI wouldn't blame her - speculation she could make 5 million selling her story....everyone has their price!
Neither would I to be fair, but expect her to have an 'accident' if she's going to divulge some juicy bits of information!Comment
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Quality churchill!Originally posted by ChurchillSurely you'd say "Yeth pleath!"
Shurly he wouldth preferth williamth
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Ringo, I wish I knew how you managed to get banned after one, fairly innocuous-looking post!Originally posted by RingoQuality churchill!
Shurly he wouldth preferth williamth
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Originally posted by wendigo100Ringo, I wish I knew how you managed to get banned after one, fairly innocuous-looking post!
He's a previously banned poster from Cardiff called **, a graphic designer with a penchant for posting bestial images on forums.Comment
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