OI! CHICKEN AND RICE BEXLEY HEATH there, guv'nah.
Hey, nice teeth there, bud.
Also, where does it say Brits have the right to protest?
Or they live in a free country....a quaint notion from decades past.
I just love the Royal Family.
Never a dull moment with that crew.
Every family has at least one Sour Grape in the bunch. I guess he,son of the new Queen will be coming out with vhis thick book of complaints and old dirty laundry to expose.
Instead of the title being Spare, maybe his book will be called Mare as an ugly description of his mother. Yet another middle aged teenager, bent on rebellion.
Being a food critic in Britain doesn’t seem like a difficult job.
Britain has a “culinary expert”. What exactly is he an expert on?
There is no cuisine in Britain, just the worst cooking in the First World.
“Also, where does it say Brits have the right to protest?”
It’s in their constitution. You know the invisible, “unwritten” one they claim to have :)
Everyone has the right to publicly criticize and embarrass a parent.
But most people have enough class to skip on the opportunity. Not this guy.
Well what did Henry VIII have?
“Camilla’s son Tom Parker Bowles”
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“Colonel” to his friends
Menu: hors d’oeuvres made of crickets and earthworms with a side of snail, garnish with manure.
Oh, my! It’s Michael Keaton.
OI! CHICKEN AND RICE BEXLEY HEATH there, guv'nah.
Hey, nice teeth there, bud.
Don’t they arrest people for thinking a prayer?
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https://nationallegalservice.co.uk/uk-protest-rights/
“Protesting is legal in England and Wales, the right to protest is protected under the European Convention of Human Rights. However, this only applies to peaceful protest and does not extend to any violence inflicted or damage caused during a protest.
It must be noted that this right is not absolute and can be limited in certain circumstances. An example of this is when a protest or assembly would result in a threat to public health.”
What no beans or Spam? I expect Camilla chose the seven courses of gin.
“Everyone has the right to think what they want,” he told the News Agents podcast in a recent interview.