She is in labour now.
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I thought the Royal's were politically neutral?Originally posted by proggy View PostShe is in labour now.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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Yeah, massive BBC headline:Originally posted by proggy View PostShe is in labour now.
Royal baby: Duchess of Cambridge in labour
Put me right off me feckin' toast that has
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Yeah but apparently this is her first visit to a hospital since the torys got in and she is troubled by state of the NHS, with all the eastern european nurses......Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI thought the Royal's were politically neutral?
.mmmmmm back in 5.Comment
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Oh well, at least it gives governments at least another 25-30 years to iron out any constitutional wrinkles caused by the rapid legislation passed in the past 9 months.Comment
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25-30 years? Unless there is an assassination or two (and we can live in hope) its more likely to 70-90 years given the strength of the genes in that family.Originally posted by centurian View PostOh well, at least it gives governments at least another 25-30 years to iron out any constitutional wrinkles caused by the rapid legislation passed in the past 9 months.
Edit do you think the baby will be called James after Grandad?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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IIRC, the legislation had to be in place before the baby was born.Originally posted by eek View Post25-30 years? Unless there is an assassination or two (and we can live in hope) its more likely to 70-90 years given the strength of the genes in that family.Comment
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I think calling the boy Dodi would be a fitting tribute to their step dad RIP.Originally posted by eek View Post25-30 years? Unless there is an assassination or two (and we can live in hope) its more likely to 70-90 years given the strength of the genes in that family.
Edit do you think the baby will be called James after Grandad?Comment
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