Charles dumped Diana for THIS???

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[Sally'sConcerns]

Damn, Camilla got into my crafting supplies. I use a little of the blue stuff to enhance silk flower arrangements, to add a little color to baskets and boxes I custom decorate.

Last time I ordered online, I ordered several different colors but for some reason they sent me a large plat of the blue. Little did I know Camilla was going to take it and use it as a hat. Someone get her a weed-eater.

[Sally'sConcerns]

Damn, if this world ain't full of the most shallow idiots I ever heard of. It is good to know that you are all look alikes for Tom Selleck, and that your wives/girlfreinds are Cheryl Tiegs clones.

Actually, at times I've been told I look like Barbara Eden. Now, if she looks anything like I do this morning while I FReep in my sweats and robe, I pity poor Ms. Eden.

You know what? It's not that people who are making fun of their looks are shallow idiots. My personal opinion is that most all of us as children read stories about beautiful princesses and handsome princes. Diana fit the ideal of a beautiful princess even though she was neurotic. Charles on the other hand doesn't fit the ideal.

I don't find either Charles or Camilla particularly ugly. They look like regular people to me. They just don't look like the royalty described in fairy tales and story's. Glamourous they aren't.

[LilDarlin]

Charles is eccentric, maybe even dotty. It's an English thing. It does no harm, may even help functioning in a crazy world. Diana was neurotic. That is un-English, dysfunctional, and requires industrial strength psychiatry.

One man's dotty eccentricity is another man's insanity, I suppose.

On the other hand, I'm still waiting for your proof on Diana's dysfunctional neuroticism and/or insanity.

Or are you taking a page from the MSM and spinning things to suit your own views?

Hmmmmm???

[Oztrich Boy]

1. Andrew Morton's Diana-approved biography
2, Her BBC Panorama interview
3. Statements from her relatives
Then there's the bulimia, suicide attempts, stalking former lovers.

One man's dotty eccentricity is another man's insanity, I suppose.

nah it's cultural. Brits go dotty, Americans go neurotic. That makes Diana abnormal (and Charles normal)

[SunkenCiv]

Well put.