19-07-2021, 11:37 PM
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Re: Prince Harry
Originally Posted by Ray Cathode
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I'll get my copy from World Books for 50P
20-07-2021, 01:42 AM
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Re: Prince Harry
Originally Posted by Cinderella
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If the going gets too tough for the Duchess I believe Harry would consider renouncing the royal title. Has thought about it, according to royal biographer.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/81...tle-the-queen/
He left the family
He left his obligations
He left everything yet still wants to be protected, still wants money and all the other favourable rights.
Yes he sure has changed.
20-07-2021, 03:25 AM
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Re: Prince Harry
Originally Posted by Bratti
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Thanks Muddy. I just did a Google search and indeed it’s a vulgar British term used just as you claim. Just the other day I read it used elsewhere and now this explains a lot.
After going to one, her boss asked her the next day how it went. She said "Lovely, but the Ambassador is a real twat". After a bit of a shocked silence, he asked her if she knew what the word meant and where she got it from.....
Naturally my brother and I got a clip round the ear and an early supper when she got home
At that time the word was meant in its raw form (ie the "c" word( and hadn't evolved into the less harsh generic meaning that Muddy described.
20-07-2021, 04:04 AM
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Re: Prince Harry
Originally Posted by Dextrous63
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My mother used to work for the Leipzig (trade)Fair Agency in London in the 1970's and occasionally was invited to attend functions at the East German Embassy.After going to one, her boss asked her the next day how it went. She said "Lovely, but the Ambassador is a real twat". After a bit of a shocked silence, he asked her if she knew what the word meant and where she got it from.....
Naturally my brother and I got a clip round the ear and an early supper when she got home
At that time the word was meant in its raw form (ie the "c" word( and hadn't evolved into the less harsh generic meaning that Muddy described.
I’m not the least bit offended because the word has no meaning to me. It’s not a word I’m all that familiar with but when I saw you use it today it reminded me that I heard it a few days ago.
Someone told me that it was a British term but I wasn’t sure.
Now I understand what she meant when she said it.
Maybe it’s to equivalent to the ‘c___’ word. That’s truly on the crude side but another word I don’t hear often. Thank goodness.
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