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He looks weird here, like it’s a production still from a film where he’s being played by Jim Broadbent.
That'll screw our booked cancer clinic then. A patient flying in from Malta and another from Hong Kong!Funeral on Monday 19th, nice extra day off for y'all
this was a really fantastic speech. all credit to T-bird for that.Terry May's tribute is remarkably light hearted.
DON'T GET MY HOPES UPImagine Liz kills him off this week as well.
So I could put my Queenie up!!
Is that one of the crosses from the Blair Witch Project next to it?We removed our colourful boxes today in one of our windows and replaced with this: View attachment 12524
As Cranberries once said, Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?So I could put my Queenie up!!
Is that one of the crosses from the Blair Witch Project next to it?
it's a stickman. Apparently it's from some kids TV program and there's someone on the island who makes them. So she gave us two."Two soups..."
IS RACHEY BEHIND THIS

IS RACHEY BEHIND THIS
No, but I am proud of them!Oh I did and then forgot to comment and it double quoted.
In theory a monarch doesn't have to sign off on a law. In practice it doesn't happen. They're supposed to be politically neutralQuestion.
If the PM and all her people decided they wanted to pass some new law, like... banning gay marriage or similar, does the king have to agree to it before it can be passed? And if he doesn't agree it can't become law?
Yes I did see that actually. I'm wondering if he will manage to keep quiet.In theory a monarch doesn't have to sign off on a law. In practice it doesn't happen. They're supposed to be politically neutral
That being said Charles has been rather notorious in expressing his political views and attempts to influence the government. He has stated that will end now. But who knows?
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Fuck that I'm afraid. That's way too much power.Yes I did see that actually. I'm wondering if he will manage to keep quiet.
For some reason I assumed the monarchy did have to agree to new laws before they were passed. That saddens me a bit.