I think the easiest way to do it is to reply to another post and it should disappear - I had the same problem when I first started posting and was going to respond to a post but then changed my mind.
Harry and Meghan #82 Duke of Hazzard & Lil MerMeg, no titles no cash, you'll just have to beg
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H does not have Dyselexia ? Fine by me
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As we are heading into a new thread as well as a fragrant Easter / spring / end of 1yr review, thought I'd share a suitable bouquet of flowers
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Do we really need the poll? Unless I’m the only one who finds it annoying having to scroll through it to get to comments
she would be sitting on his lap.... something she learned as a teen when she 1st came to London
she's gobby..... that's for sureTBF, I;ve heard she is VERY handy indeed
and her waffles are organic
White fragility is an intellectually deficient concept that makes the conclusion that White people are innately guilty.
We have a concept called innocent until proven guilty, and due process, which is rooted in ancient Greek philosophy.
I'm sorry but stupid concepts like White fragility just makes it appear as if non-Whites are incapable of comprehending Western philosophy.
I ain't even White.
We have a concept called innocent until proven guilty, and due process, which is rooted in ancient Greek philosophy.
I'm sorry but stupid concepts like White fragility just makes it appear as if non-Whites are incapable of comprehending Western philosophy.
I ain't even White.
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I said this earlier in the thread. I wouldn't be remotely surprised if he's funding this tit show of theirs
and smaller carbon footprint
Dont forget her
As I posted earlier, just click 'celebs' at the top of the page and re-enter the chat, and it will have gone.
The young Hazza's time at his prep school Ludgrove, where they kept him on for an extra year. When Matron Vicki joined the school in 1997, he was 13. Anyone else think it a bit odd that Matron is tucking up a 13 year old Harry in bed every evening and laying out his clothes?Sorry to disagree but he does not have dyslexia. I'd bet my house on that one. Do you honestly think he or smeggy would let that bandwagon trundle past them without jumping onto it?
His issues are something else. The kind of issues that kids on sink estates get put into "Special Ed" (as the USA calls it) remedial classes for. I believe his issues involve his psyche, rather than a now universally recognised problem with recognising or using written words. Even with the therapy Wills and Kate persuaded him to seek he has not become a better person. His shittiness (that's my technical term for it
My bet is Millie Mackintosh (?) They were besties and frequented Soho farm and club together. Then POOF! Millie was gone and was not invited to the wedding.
Alex pings my radar in a few different ways. He is quiteeffeminatein touch with his female side in mannerisms and facial expressions. That aside I don't think he has much patience and is very vain for such an ordinary looking baldy bloke. I would think he would be a nightmare to live with. His beauty routine alone would likely drive a woman mad, and all that flexing his muscles and working out would do my head in. No wonder his wife buggered off.
Also, he has a mean little mouth that often looks like a cat's bum hole when he is speaking.
Prince Harry has unexpected reunion with his former Ludgrove school matron in New Zealand
Prince Harry chats to Vicki McBratney, who helped him cope with the loss of his mother Princess Diana when he was 13.
The last time Prince Harry saw Vicki McBratney she was his matron at Ludgrove Preparatory School helping him get over the loss of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
As a 13-year-old schoolboy, the Prince would sit with Matron and show her letters from his late mother as they chatted over a cup of hot chocolate. She, too, had lost her mother and they formed an immediate bond.
Today the Prince had a happy and unexpected reunion with his old confidante 17 years after he last saw her, when she popped up in a crowd of royal fans during a walkabout in New Zealand.
The Prince with his former matron
Mrs McBratney, 44, who now works as a pre-school teacher in Christchurch, reminisced with him about his schooldays as she gave him a collection of photographs of him and his friends taken at Ludgrove, which he attended until 1998.
"My goodness, I remember you," the Prince said. "Long time no see."
Mrs McBratney, who had waited for two hours to see the Prince, started her job at Ludgrove on the day of Princess Diana’s funeral in 1997.
She said: “Every couple of weeks he’d come and knock on my door and we’d both go to the matron’s lounge and I’d make him a Milo or a hot chocolate and we’d sit and talk and he’d share his letters from his Mum.
“(He was) a loveable, friendly, nice boy. Cheeky, but not naughty. He's still got that same smile.
“I wasn’t sure he’d remember me after all these years but he did. It was really nice to relate to him again. He just looked really shocked and said 'Hi Vicki, nice to see you', gave me a kiss and had a chat.”
As he looked through the photographs she gave him, the Prince said: “They are awesome, there’s Walter! I love that.”
Mrs McBratney said that when she started work at the school, “the headmaster said Harry won’t be back until Wednesday because of the funeral, and I was saying ‘Harry, who’s Harry?’” When he did arrive for the start of term, she made sure he knew “I was there for him” because her own mother had died the year before.
When Mrs McBratney asked him how he had been since she last saw him, he said: “Very well, keeping busy.”
Mrs McBratney said she was known to Prince Harry as “ma’am” and her duties included waking him up, laying out his clothes, tucking him up in bed and supporting him when he played sport. She said she was his “counsellor and nanny” and effectively became a surrogate mother.
He was so fond of her that when his brother Prince William attended a premiere of The Man In The Iron Mask he asked him to get an autograph for her from its star, Leonardo DiCaprio, her favourite actor.
She said: “Harry came back the week after and said: ‘Ma’am, Ma’am, look!’ and showed me a programme signed ‘To Vicki, all the best, Leonardo DiCaprio’.”
She said the boys would play a game called “royal flush” in which the other boys would pretend to flush Prince Harry’s head down the toilet.
When I click the thread title, it takes me straight to the latest post...
another one with a beauty routine I wonder if he and MerkinPsycho share tipsSorry to disagree but he does not have dyslexia. I'd bet my house on that one. Do you honestly think he or smeggy would let that bandwagon trundle past them without jumping onto it?
His issues are something else. The kind of issues that kids on sink estates get put into "Special Ed" (as the USA calls it) remedial classes for. I believe his issues involve his psyche, rather than a now universally recognised problem with recognising or using written words. Even with the therapy Wills and Kate persuaded him to seek he has not become a better person. His shittiness (that's my technical term for it
My bet is Millie Mackintosh (?) They were besties and frequented Soho farm and club together. Then POOF! Millie was gone and was not invited to the wedding.
Alex pings my radar in a few different ways. He is quiteeffeminatein touch with his female side in mannerisms and facial expressions. That aside I don't think he has much patience and is very vain for such an ordinary looking baldy bloke. I would think he would be a nightmare to live with. His beauty routine alone would likely drive a woman mad, and all that flexing his muscles and working out would do my head in. No wonder his wife buggered off.
Also, he has a mean little mouth that often looks like a cat's bum hole when he is speaking.
yes - but also it was a year after Diana died and if the Royal Flush story is true, that is awful and she should have done something about it. In the US we call it "swirlies"The young Hazza's time at his prep school Ludgrove, where they kept him on for an extra year. When Matron Vicki joined the school in 1997, he was 13. Anyone else think it a bit odd that Matron is tucking up a 13 year old Harry in bed every evening and laying out his clothes?
Prince Harry has unexpected reunion with his former Ludgrove school matron in New Zealand
Prince Harry chats to Vicki McBratney, who helped him cope with the loss of his mother Princess Diana when he was 13.www.telegraph.co.uk
The last time Prince Harry saw Vicki McBratney she was his matron at Ludgrove Preparatory School helping him get over the loss of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
As a 13-year-old schoolboy, the Prince would sit with Matron and show her letters from his late mother as they chatted over a cup of hot chocolate. She, too, had lost her mother and they formed an immediate bond.
Today the Prince had a happy and unexpected reunion with his old confidante 17 years after he last saw her, when she popped up in a crowd of royal fans during a walkabout in New Zealand.
The Prince with his former matron
Mrs McBratney, 44, who now works as a pre-school teacher in Christchurch, reminisced with him about his schooldays as she gave him a collection of photographs of him and his friends taken at Ludgrove, which he attended until 1998.
"My goodness, I remember you," the Prince said. "Long time no see."
Mrs McBratney, who had waited for two hours to see the Prince, started her job at Ludgrove on the day of Princess Diana’s funeral in 1997.
She said: “Every couple of weeks he’d come and knock on my door and we’d both go to the matron’s lounge and I’d make him a Milo or a hot chocolate and we’d sit and talk and he’d share his letters from his Mum.
“(He was) a loveable, friendly, nice boy. Cheeky, but not naughty. He's still got that same smile.
“I wasn’t sure he’d remember me after all these years but he did. It was really nice to relate to him again. He just looked really shocked and said 'Hi Vicki, nice to see you', gave me a kiss and had a chat.”
As he looked through the photographs she gave him, the Prince said: “They are awesome, there’s Walter! I love that.”
Mrs McBratney said that when she started work at the school, “the headmaster said Harry won’t be back until Wednesday because of the funeral, and I was saying ‘Harry, who’s Harry?’” When he did arrive for the start of term, she made sure he knew “I was there for him” because her own mother had died the year before.
When Mrs McBratney asked him how he had been since she last saw him, he said: “Very well, keeping busy.”
Mrs McBratney said she was known to Prince Harry as “ma’am” and her duties included waking him up, laying out his clothes, tucking him up in bed and supporting him when he played sport. She said she was his “counsellor and nanny” and effectively became a surrogate mother.
He was so fond of her that when his brother Prince William attended a premiere of The Man In The Iron Mask he asked him to get an autograph for her from its star, Leonardo DiCaprio, her favourite actor.
She said: “Harry came back the week after and said: ‘Ma’am, Ma’am, look!’ and showed me a programme signed ‘To Vicki, all the best, Leonardo DiCaprio’.”
She said the boys would play a game called “royal flush” in which the other boys would pretend to flush Prince Harry’s head down the toilet.
When I read several pages at a time I have to scroll down through polls before I see comments at the top of each page.
Even if I didn’t , I don’t agree with the poll anyway as not every ones suggestion gets to be included.
aka
I honestly don’t think Marmite is a good analogy for M. Liking/disliking marmite is a matter of personal taste/opinion. I like it but can see why others don’t.Dont we need to be careful about Marmite...you know it is a Spread of Colour.
IMO, if you like M, you are either a woke professional victim yourself, or you are deliberately ignoring the droves of evidence about her character and past.
Unless of course your personal opinion is that narcissistic psychopaths are wonderful, kind, compassionate people
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