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ETTIQUET WHEN HUMBLY BOWING BEFORE HER ROYAL MAJESTY

category national | miscellaneous | news report author Tuesday June 04, 2002 15:48author by Rupert pipps chumly warner - posh plummy royal watchers Report this post to the editors

HOW COMMON PEASANTS MUST BEHAVE WHEN IN THE PRESENCE OF HER ROYAL MAJESTY. TAKE HEED unrefined buffoons

yes when we are meeting royalty we must assume an air of tranquil submission and subservience, our heads bowed in puppy dog like manner to one side, as if clinging to every word uttered by our royal superiors and nodding obediently. we must regulate and curtail our behaviour. we must realise that the queen having to do walkabout handshakes is very drudging and tiresome for her majesty, which is why she wears gloves at every opportunity so as not to get her beautiful pearly white hands soiled by touching the skin of dirty commoners. The Queen is indeed very tolerant of row after row of smelly underlyings and their plump lice ridden children, and in the privacy of her own palace, behind close doors, she unwinds by having a good larf at the days parade of smelly mongrel underlyings with their horrible cheap frocks and yukky hairstyles, yes the Queen has a jolly good laugh and enjoys passing witty comment on some of the ugly fashion disasters she has had the misfortune to witness on her crowd walkabouts, just today the Queen guffawed out loud when she attempted to describe the appearence of some of the common mature ladies in the greeting crowds, who the Queen feels have tried to copy her elegant taste in clothes and hats, "mutton dressed as lamb!" she hooted, and we had another jolly good laugh at their feeble misguided attempts to imitate her Majesties fashion, do they not know, that only the very finest hand picked woven fabrics are used by the Queens dress designers, yet the rabble still try to copy the Queens dress style even though their frocks are cheap feeble imitations, bought at high street chain stores. We must be very grateful that the Queen is able to tolerate such hideous fashion sights and be able to subdue her true feelings of disgust and revulsion at having to shake hands with such tasteless unrefined mongrels.


author by Piers Fisher-Price-Eton - Royal Subjects Clubpublication date Tue Jun 04, 2002 17:34author address author phone Report this post to the editors

One is simply overcome at the sight of her majesty actually ackonwledging the common herd and actually waving at them. It was so moving, the only no so bright spot was the fire at the royal residence. I suspect that a group of oirish oinks were responsible. I also am shocked that there have been no street parties in oirland to commerate the jubilee, but then what can one expect from that uncivilised shower.

author by firewomanpublication date Wed Jun 05, 2002 09:12author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Were the Corrs the only non-brits preforming at the jubilee? And if so I want some answers.

author by Piers Fisher-Price-Etonpublication date Wed Jun 05, 2002 17:56author address author phone Report this post to the editors

One is delighted to know that her majesty has at least one loyal subject in oirland who was at least watching the magnificant event on tv. Keep up the good work and there may be a slim possibility that you could be invited to a palace garden party. Being an oirish type (if even somewhat loyal) you will of course not be introduced to her majesty.

author by firewomanpublication date Wed Jun 12, 2002 04:03author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I didn't mean that I wanted MORE Irish people there!!!!!I was just wondering why the Corrs were there at all? It seemed strange. I didn't actually watch the Jubilee, God no just the press reports, and i was wondering if there were say, Chinese musicians there it wouldn't be such an insult, but if not ,why did the Corrs do it? We aren't British or Commonwealth.
Rereading my other posting I can see how I may have been ms-interpreted, sorry!!!!!:)

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author by Hung Lopublication date Wed Jun 12, 2002 21:06author address author phone Report this post to the editors

What the hell have you got against Chinese musicians???? God Save The Kween

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