The comely Kate Middleton is getting into the swing of being a royal.
She parked her Audi in Sloane Square for a bit of retail therapy and left her protection officers to deal with the inevitable wardens.
www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1367788/Kate-Middleton-doesnt-worry-parking-tickets-more.html
I suppose there's no point in a girl marrying into that lot unless she can get something out of it.
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It's a six days old story...:-)
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Personally I don't begrudge her that - I know it's her choice but the fact that she's being followed around by photographers everywhere waiting for things like this to happen is a sufficient penalty. (Ok there are benefits as well I guess...)
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Focus - that was my first thought to! Thought she would have had a 2.0 if she had to have a Tdi
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Didn't Lady Di drive around in a Metro before the Big Day?
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...Didn't Lady Di drive around in a Metro before the Big Day?...
Think she had a Renault 5 when she worked at the nursery.
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So glad the bi(not so blue) sent uniformed numpty on his way. That's how it should be...old school. Ha ha.
MD
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£4 for anyone else. It's blatant corruption to let the Royals off, let alone a commoner. The tie is not yet tied. It's about time these parasites paid their way!
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I thought similar Nortones but i really have no interest in the royals or any other wannabe celebs so ignore them and their taxpayer funded perks (minders indeed), not reading newspapers helps, saturation coverage by the state broadcaster results in turning that off too, no loss.
He looks like every other warden (jobsworth misery guts) who waits to pounce when my lad unloads rental cars down that way, no quarter for a bloke doing some honest hard work though...no change there then.
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Tan handbag and black boots...sheesh, where's Trinny and Suzannah when you need them eh? I mean really, potential queen and all...
:-(
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Are you surprised GB? The rich man in his castle etc....I'd arrange to go far, far away on the awful day, but I'm really not aware of the date of the nuptials. Please don't tell me!!!
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We're taking advantage of the extra bank holiday plus the late bank holiday for May. We're off that weekend doing something else. And then off to Tuscany the following weekend. We won't be buying tan handbags and black boots. Although there is a good Italian market in San Gimignano which has a shoe seller at good prices which we will be walking to.
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Tuscany, eh - full of champagne socialists like the awful Polly Toynbee - do watch out!
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" (Ok there are benefits as well I guess...)"
Such as?
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>> " (Ok there are benefits as well I guess...)"
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>> Such as?
Financial?
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>> Financial?
Let's hope so, maybe she'll be able to afford matching or at least tonal accessories...
:-)
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>> Let's hope so, maybe she'll be able to afford matching or at least tonal accessories...
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>> :-)
Tonal or not, she looks mighty fine to me :)
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Common or not, she can come and park in my drive anyday.....not bothered about the 4 quid or the fashion faux pas !
I remember once, on the breakdowns, fitting a coil to a Princess !
Ted
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I'm sick of the Middletons already.
The next would-be princess should be from an orphanage with no traceable family and no hangers-on, non-driver, unphotogenic, only hobby knitting.
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>>>I'm sick of the Middletons already.
Do you mean you are sick of the coverage the papers are giving them having probed every aspect of their life and scraped together anything worth printing?
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>> and scraped together anything worth printing?
If only they were that selective :)
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I lost interest when the rumours that William was dating Britney Spears were proven to be false.
Britney as a fully paid up member of the British monarchy. Now THAT would have been something to celebrate.
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>> >
>> Do you mean you are sick of the coverage the papers are giving them having
>> probed every aspect of their life and scraped together anything worth printing?
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Everything. The media attention of course, but also the way the M's all seem to be so easily slipping into the role of maximising the scope for cashing in.
It was quite amusing to start with to imagine the culture shock when the two families met - the royals on their best behaviour, not throwing food to assorted dogs round the dinner table and at each other, remembering to say "nice to meet you" and "serviette", and to take off their boots and spurs at the front door to avoid dirtying the carpet.
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