So who's going to pay their respects then?

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Zippy replied

9 April 2013, 19:37
Originally posted by NickFitz;1725459[B

]£8 million quid they reckon it'll cost.[/B] Talk about a waste of public money. If they can't get her beloved private sector to fund it, they should spare the Exchequer and chuck the old bat in a skip.

Christ! That's a whole months benefits
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EternalOptimist replied

9 April 2013, 19:16
Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

£8 million quid they reckon it'll cost. Talk about a waste of public money. If they can't get her beloved private sector to fund it, they should spare the Exchequer and chuck the old bat in a skip.

I have never heard of anything so ridiculous. Whats wrong with Tesco burgurs ?
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NickFitz replied

9 April 2013, 19:09
£8 million quid they reckon it'll cost. Talk about a waste of public money. If they can't get her beloved private sector to fund it, they should spare the Exchequer and chuck the old bat in a skip.
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proggy replied

9 April 2013, 17:44
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Was thinking I may pop up to London for the ceremonial funeral, take my daughter to pay our respects to the most evil post war leader since Hitler and also to point out the coffin so she knows who is responsible for the U.K being bankrupt and why when she grows up she will be washing a Germans BMW for a quid.

Anyone planning to attend?

FTFY
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Platypus replied

9 April 2013, 17:36
Originally posted by ZARDOZ View Post

Maybe back in the day, the yoof of today largely don't know who she was.

Apparently that hasn't stopped floods of sneering spiteful abuse all over FB and Twitter by people who weren't born until after she abdicated. Coz itz cool innit to hate Tories and especially their figurehead
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KentPhilip replied

9 April 2013, 17:22
Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

It's got trouble written all over it. Not the best place to take a child IMHO.

Chicken!

I'll be there, as I'm not in contract at the moment, and am living in London.
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mudskipper replied

9 April 2013, 14:21
Missing a day's school to show her the importance of school? I'm sure there's logic there somewhere.
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MarillionFan replied

9 April 2013, 13:24
Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

It's got trouble written all over it. Not the best place to take a child IMHO.

Who do you think are the people most likely to take a day off to attend?

"Take a day off" and "most likely to attend"

Think about it.
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ZARDOZ replied

9 April 2013, 13:23
Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

It's got trouble written all over it. Not the best place to take a child IMHO.

Who do you think are the people most likely to take a day off to attend?

Maybe back in the day, the yoof of today largely don't know who she was. That leaves some disgruntled middleaged and old people who probably are not arsed by now.
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cojak replied

9 April 2013, 13:19
What and lose a day's invoicing?!?

Nope, I'll still bill for the day since there's nothing in it for me - it's what she would have wanted.
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Pondlife replied

9 April 2013, 13:18
It's got trouble written all over it. Not the best place to take a child IMHO.

Who do you think are the people most likely to take a day off to attend?
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MarillionFan started a topic So who's going to pay their respects then?

9 April 2013, 13:14
So who's going to pay their respects then?

Was thinking I may pop up to London for the ceremonial funeral, take my daughter to pay our respects to the greatest post war leader since Churchill and also to point out any baying lefties and face studded, tatooed crusties to her so she knows what will happen if she doesn't study hard at school or hangs around with the wrong sorts.

Anyone planning to attend?
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