Presumably when he takes his seat on the Stone of Scone he'll rename himself Fran.Originally Posted by King Henry V
Re: The dissolution of the Union
Presumably when he takes his seat on the Stone of Scone he'll rename himself Fran.
Re: The dissolution of the Union
Sorry the Act of Settlement forbids it.
There are times I wish they’d just ban everything- baccy and beer, burgers and bangers, and all the rest- once and for all. Instead, they creep forward one apparently tiny step at a time. It’s like being executed with a bacon slicer.
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Re: The dissolution of the Union
But surely such a racist/chavinistic/imperialist/nazi act can not be allowed in a multi-faith, multi-cultural society as our own, can it? It's against the European Covention of Human Rights!Sorry the Act of Settlement forbids it.
Wessex! Yarrrrr!
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Re: The dissolution of the Union
Given the current Earl of Wessex, the prospect of independence might pall somewhat.
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