She knew the risks and requirements of her new role when she joined “The Firm” and having chosen to ignore them is now paying the price. Is it really so difficult to just keep your top on outside? And as for being “in private” I suspect there were any number of flunkeys and so-called security people (though fat lot of good they seem to be) who she was quite happy to let catch an eyefull. Not what we are entitled to expect from a future queen, IMHO. What happened to good old fashioned dignity and decorum and keeping things private for your husband?
She knew the risks and requirements of her new role when she joined “The Firm” and having chosen to ignore them is now paying the price. Is it really so difficult to just keep your top on outside? And as for being “in private” I suspect there were any number of flunkeys and so-called security people (though fat lot of good they seem to be) who she was quite happy to let catch an eyefull. Not what we are entitled to expect from a future queen, IMHO. What happened to good old fashioned dignity and decorum and keeping things private for your husband?
Now if it had been Helen “Melons” Windsor, I might have been more sympathetic…
Now if it had been Helen “Melons” Windsor, I might have been more sympathetic…
Exactly. If the younger royals didn’t keep doing this sort of stupid thing, there would be nothing to photograph in the first place.
Exactly. If the younger royals didn’t keep doing this sort of stupid thing, there would be nothing to photograph in the first place.
Any significance, I wonder, in the fact that Arthur Pewty called it a day at exactly 1000 posts? Hope there’s not some obscure rule that Monty Python characters have to stop at that point? 😮
Any significance, I wonder, in the fact that Arthur Pewty called it a day at exactly 1000 posts? Hope there’s not some obscure rule that Monty Python characters have to stop at that point? 😮
Yes Jim, there are several in that HMSO series. Will PM you.
Yes Jim, there are several in that HMSO series. Will PM you.
I think JT442 is right, and the requirement envisages a worse case scenario where all the exits on one side of the fuselage are unusable after an accident.
I remember years ago being dismayed to see on telly an RAF Jaguar pilot talking about his aircraft being equipped with machine guns. :confused:
I remember years ago being dismayed to see on telly an RAF Jaguar pilot talking about his aircraft being equipped with machine guns. :confused:
Total bloody idiot. Too many judges just seem to regard it all as some academic debate, with no sense whatsoever of what crime means in the real world.
Total bloody idiot. Too many judges just seem to regard it all as some academic debate, with no sense whatsoever of what crime means in the real world.