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This ad sends a better message than the Royals do - and it's for a multinational corporation... the world's gone maaaaaaad!
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Got mine, very good quality in the post the other day, well worth the 3.50 sterling. One can't be too careful at times like these, never know when we'll puke.
Signed as well ...
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[/align]Got mine, very good quality in the post the other day, well worth the 3.50 sterling. One can't be too careful at times like these, never know when we'll puke.
Signed as well ...
https://www.lydialeith.com/
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Sites like this are usually made by complete amateurs, but this is pretty cool! haha
Sites like this are usually made by complete amateurs, but this is pretty cool! haha
although i can't stand the royals now, when i was younger i saw both fergie and andy and di and charles on their wedding days. me and my nan kipped out overnight on the streets outside the church for fergies wedding - which is mad to think of now as my nan must have been about 70! i used to have loads of photos i took of various royals turning up to and leaving the church in horse drawn carriages. i got some cop to take a photo of me and my nan in the crowd waving our union jack flags i shall have to bell my dad and see if the photos are at his place.
i also saw di and charles on their wedding day in romsey as they went to the mountbatten estate after the wedding - although i was more interested in a water fountain than the royal couple that day
can't say i have any interest in this one though
i shall have to bell my dad and see if the photos are at his place.i also saw di and charles on their wedding day in romsey as they went to the mountbatten estate after the wedding - although i was more interested in a water fountain than the royal couple that day
can't say i have any interest in this one though
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aww Bless u Lukeluke wrote:although i can't stand the royals now, when i was younger i saw both fergie and andy and di and charles on their wedding days. me and my nan kipped out overnight on the streets outside the church for fergies wedding - which is mad to think of now as my nan must have been about 70! i used to have loads of photos i took of various royals turning up to and leaving the church in horse drawn carriages. i got some cop to take a photo of me and my nan in the crowd waving our union jack flags
i also saw di and charles on their wedding day in romsey as they went to the mountbatten estate after the wedding - although i was more interested in a water fountain than the royal couple that day
can't say i have any interest in this one though
Its only cos i live here in this god forsaken country ..I have an intrest in the Royal wedding 
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23rd April 2011
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BRITAIN'S top soaps have shunned Prince William and Kate Middleton with EastEnders the only show to catch royal wedding fever. The north-south divide which has emerged around the nuptials of Wills, 28, and Kate, 29, is also reflected in the interest shown by TV’s most popular dramas.
EastEnders, based in London, will screen a special episode which will include a street party in Albert Square. But Coronation Street, Hollyoaks and Emmerdale, all based in the north, will make little effort to include the event in their storylines. Viewers of Emmerdale, based in the Yorkshire Dales, will merely see Woolpack regulars take part in a royal-themed pub quiz. Corrie, set in Manchester, and Hollyoaks, centred on Chester, will make passing references to the wedding.
The TV plans emerged as the Local Government Association suggested royal wedding fever is largely confined to London and the south-east. Hundreds of events are planned for Hertfordshire, Kent and West Sussex. And while London will have over 500 parties on April 29, Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle will only hold 29 between them. The picture is worse in Scotland, where just 20 street parties are planned.
An EastEnders insider said its episode would be “bright and uplifting”, adding: “We could not ignore the street party fever sweeping the nation, or at least the southern half. We were always going to mark the wedding in style.” An ITV spokesman said: “The wedding is being referenced in the script of Coronation Street and there will be posters and bunting up. In Emmerdale, all the pub scenes will be built around the wedding.” No-one from Channel 4’s Hollyoaks was available to comment.
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20 street parties in the whole of Scotland? hahaha - and I bet they're all within 5 miles of Larkhall... It's heartwarming to know that most of England couldn't care less either.
23rd April 2011
By Ian Leonard
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BRITAIN'S top soaps have shunned Prince William and Kate Middleton with EastEnders the only show to catch royal wedding fever. The north-south divide which has emerged around the nuptials of Wills, 28, and Kate, 29, is also reflected in the interest shown by TV’s most popular dramas.
EastEnders, based in London, will screen a special episode which will include a street party in Albert Square. But Coronation Street, Hollyoaks and Emmerdale, all based in the north, will make little effort to include the event in their storylines. Viewers of Emmerdale, based in the Yorkshire Dales, will merely see Woolpack regulars take part in a royal-themed pub quiz. Corrie, set in Manchester, and Hollyoaks, centred on Chester, will make passing references to the wedding.
The TV plans emerged as the Local Government Association suggested royal wedding fever is largely confined to London and the south-east. Hundreds of events are planned for Hertfordshire, Kent and West Sussex. And while London will have over 500 parties on April 29, Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle will only hold 29 between them. The picture is worse in Scotland, where just 20 street parties are planned.
An EastEnders insider said its episode would be “bright and uplifting”, adding: “We could not ignore the street party fever sweeping the nation, or at least the southern half. We were always going to mark the wedding in style.” An ITV spokesman said: “The wedding is being referenced in the script of Coronation Street and there will be posters and bunting up. In Emmerdale, all the pub scenes will be built around the wedding.” No-one from Channel 4’s Hollyoaks was available to comment.
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20 street parties in the whole of Scotland? hahaha - and I bet they're all within 5 miles of Larkhall... It's heartwarming to know that most of England couldn't care less either.
