A Royal Wedding

[Guest]

Re: A Royal Wedding

I have to agree there. All I can think is, how much is this going to cost the taxpayer?

Oh please! The entire monarchy costs us 69p each per year - £41.5 million in total for all of them, not just one wedding.

To put that into perspective, that is less than one percent of the £5.2 BILLION that is used up every year on lousy benefit-sponging, asbo-collecting council estate scum who contribrute nothing to society.

This is notwithstanding the profit from the Crown Estate, reported at £210.7 million this year, none of which goes to the crown.

In short, it will cost you nothing, so don't worry about it.

[Turboman]

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Oh please! The entire monarchy costs us 69p each per year - £41.5 million in total for all of them, not just one wedding.

To put that into perspective, that is less than one percent of the £5.2 BILLION that is used up every year on lousy benefit-sponging, asbo-collecting council estate scum who contribrute nothing to society.

This is notwithstanding the profit from the Crown Estate, reported at £210.7 million this year, none of which goes to the crown.

In short, it will cost you nothing, so don't worry about it.

C'mon Cetelco---don't beat about the bush--give him both barrels--

You miserable bugger Shell---lol

[Sapphire]

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Well I think it will be good for the country, think of all the extra revenue it will bring.

[basa48]

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Well I think it will be good for the country, think of all the extra revenue it will bring.

Revenue that will be spent propping up Ireland's and Portugal's banks.

Which disaster (for them) is what this announcement is designed to cover up.

(Where's me tin foil hat!!!)

[Turboman]

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C'mon Cetelco---don't beat about the bush--give him both barrels--

You miserable bugger Shell---lol

Sorry Miracles Shell ---her

[di30]

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I expect there will be street parties arranged then, just like Di's perhaps?

I did read something that after they wed - they will be living in North Wales.

[pompeyfaith]

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This is indeed excellent news I just hope the press treat them better than charles and dianna.

We as a notion have a golden oppotunity to show the world that the uk is back in business.

And dispite what the press say I believe that katherine will make an excellent wife and future queen indeed her background has no bearing on this in fact it will help the royalty greatly to connect more with the general public.

Bring it on I can wait and please do it in westminter abbey as that will make you mum proud.

[Sapphire]

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I just want to know the date !

[The Debt Star]

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I just want to know the date !

It'll be on the invite Sapphy.

[Sapphire]

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It'll be on the invite Sapphy.

You guessed it hun, I just need when to buy my hat :wink:

[The Debt Star]

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But what'll you buy them? Reckon they'll have a gift list? lol

[shell]

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Oh please! The entire monarchy costs us 69p each per year - £41.5 million in total for all of them, not just one wedding.

To put that into perspective, that is less than one percent of the £5.2 BILLION that is used up every year on lousy benefit-sponging, asbo-collecting council estate scum who contribrute nothing to society.

This is notwithstanding the profit from the Crown Estate, reported at £210.7 million this year, none of which goes to the crown.

In short, it will cost you nothing, so don't worry about it.

Ahh, I see you're talking about the Windsors then. "Spongers who contribute nothing to society". The only people in the country that have very large bank balances and yet are still legally able to take state handouts.

[The Debt Star]

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Ahh, I see you're talking about the Windsors then. "Spongers who contribute nothing to society". The only people in the country that have very large bank balances and yet are still legally able to take state handouts.

I see what you mean Shell but if we had a republic it would be President and Mrs Blair and family (or similar - perhaps President Boris and family? or President Simon Cowell?) who, with their large bank balances, would be sponging from the state one way or another! I prefer the hereditary a-political system to that any day.

The US is a good example of political dynasties that replace royalty e.g. the Kennedys, the Clintons and the Bush Clan (Bushes? Is that a Bushism?).

[Guest]

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Ahh, I see you're talking about the Windsors then. "Spongers who contribute nothing to society". The only people in the country that have very large bank balances and yet are still legally able to take state handouts.

Read up about the Crown Estate, then post again that the Royal family contribute nothing.

[pompeyfaith]

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Here ye go

http://www.thecrownestate.co.uk/