19-01-2019, 12:21 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by Pesta
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Yes, the same thought crossed my mind too ruthio. I hope he has, or at least somebody speaking for him expressing their worry for their well being.I've also thought the barrister(?) chap who helped at the scene seems to be enjoying his 15 minutes of fame. Probably touting for business. (Did I just say that?
)There seems to be so much happening in the royal circle these days, they never seem to be out of the papers.
Do you mean that elderly white haired chap who speaks slowly?
If so, I believe they said he is a retired barrister, 75, so can't imagine him 'touting for business.'
19-01-2019, 12:32 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by Mups
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Do you mean that elderly white haired chap who speaks slowly? If so, I believe they said he is a retired barrister (or solicitor), so can't imagine him 'touting for business.'
I'm going off what I read in the Mail online this morning. Not had the TV on today, so haven't actually seen him or heard him speak, or even been following today's events about the crash.
I didn't realise he was an elderly chap. I vaguely remember he wore a hat in the photo they showed.
I'm going to crawl under that stone in the corner now.
19-01-2019, 10:04 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by Maddy
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imo = I would say no to any driving now = dont think hes the type who takes no for a answer but this could change all that '
I imagine he intends to carry on else why would he have a nice new car delivered straight away?
19-01-2019, 10:08 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by Mups
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I imagine he intends to carry on else why would he have a nice new car delivered straight away?
19-01-2019, 10:39 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by Pesta
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There seems to be so much happening in the royal circle these days, they never seem to be out of the papers.
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