Storm in a teacup IMHO.
Royalty has gone up in my view. Suddenly they are seeming normal and maybe even up for a laugh.
Great cartoon in the paper yesterday with a butler offering the queen a biscuit, "Ginger Nuts Maaaaam", she replies, "Oh, you've seen the articles already".
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ftfyOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostI'm sure most people have played strip-something in their formative years. Perhaps we should never have stopped.
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Its just the press making a big thing of somthing small, Oh!
Seriously, good on him, if any of us had chance to frollick naked in a pool full of lovelies we would, he will never be king of England so why not have some fun instead
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I think it was a mistake to ask the press not to print the pictures - it just makes what would be a five minute wonder into a much bigger story. I really can't imagine that anyone actually cares that Harry played strip billiards.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostThe Sun | The Best for News, Sport, Showbiz, Celebrities | The Sun
Bit of a storm in a teacup. Looks like the main issue is that his security guys didn't stop anyone taking photos as opposed to the prince stripping stark bollock naked. Good on the lad IMHO shows he can have a laugh like the rest.
Storm in a teacup or will the monarchy fall?
I'm sure most people have played strip-something in their formative years. Perhaps we need a poll.
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Given a choice between nazi uniform and naked he made the right choice for once.
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The Crown Jewels
The Sun | The Best for News, Sport, Showbiz, Celebrities | The Sun
Bit of a storm in a teacup. Looks like the main issue is that his security guys didn't stop anyone taking photos as opposed to the prince stripping stark bollock naked. Good on the lad IMHO shows he can have a laugh like the rest.
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