Princess of Whales

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Originally Posted by Big King Sanctaphrax

And yet, for some reason, her death caused the country to go into some kind of collective grief freefall.

I've never been able to figure that one out.

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Me neither my friend, for the same reason "That" bloody song is banned from my house.

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Reminds me of our malebox. it said male for as long as I could remember then this year I found out my parents were idiots. Its not male its Male. Were not all stupid geez

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:laugh4: Keep up the good work bud. :2thumbsup:

Tribesman:

I couldn't agree with you more.

Whoever said don't venture out to the valleys if you designed this doll, well, everyone I've ever known in the valleys really couldn't give a crap about the royal family one way or another. If you don't want to visit the valleys for other reasons then I totally understand.

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Originally Posted by Big King Sanctaphrax

And yet, for some reason, her death caused the country to go into some kind of collective grief freefall.

I've never been able to figure that one out.

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Look at the Royal family, then look at her. Bringing some fresh water to the gene pool. Don’t forget the Spanish Hapsburgs.

Vlad, you do know who the Spencer family are don't you?

If there were a competition for the most inbred chinless wonders in the British Isles it would come down to the Spencers and the house of Windsor in the final match.

Edit: the scary council estate inbreds (you know the sort I'm talking about) forfeited because they had to sign on.

Im from the valleys.
And honestly i dint Give a toss about some poxy english woman who died in a car accident.

I was one of the 1st to say.

Dis you hear about diana?
Shes all over the radio..
The dash board
the steering wheel....

also,
I wouldnt be suprized if i was one of the leading people who helped spread the Jape that Diana. means

Died
In
A
Nasty
Accident

Stuff the royals.
And the goverment.

We really dont carte for either here in the valleys.

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Originally Posted by Taffy_is_a_Taff

Tribesman:

I couldn't agree with you more.

Whoever said don't venture out to the valleys if you designed this doll, well, everyone I've ever known in the valleys really couldn't give a crap about the royal family one way or another. If you don't want to visit the valleys for other reasons then I totally understand.

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I was refering to the misspelling more than anything else. I imagine there isn't too much love for the Royals up there.

The spelling is not suprizing.

For example.
The royal Welsh, regiment of the british army, has its own little berret hat pin,
Compleate with Plumage.

I have one of these small Golden pins.
These things Have been isued by the Queen.

and they say.
The royal Welch

I know its pitifull. But you get used to it.
Wales is an english word Dont mean squat to me really.

Cos this country is not wales.
its
Cymru!

Ahem, the Regiment in question (the 23rd Regiment of Foot) is the Royal Welch Fusiliers (not a spelling mistake, it is supposed to be Welch with a -ch). The name simply is an archaic spelling of Welsh. The 23rd has retained the spelling since 1689 when it was formed

Interesting. It seems the valleys in the UK are like the stix in the US.

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Originally Posted by Vladimir

Interesting. It seems the valleys in the UK are like the stix in the US.

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Not the Uk, Wales.

yeah, Vlad, "the Valleys" is usually taken to refer to the heavily industrialised area of Wales that stretches from eastern Carmarthenshire, straight through Glamorgan and into Gwent. it's very hilly and the industries expanded along the bottoms of the valleys that cut into the hills.

Lots of coal and metal ores see, boyo.

There are plenty of other valleys in Wales but they are not "The Valleys".