Title by @cjguk
Old thread here - https://tattle.life/threads/harry-meghan-446-where-are-archigon-and-invisibly.45451/
Old thread here - https://tattle.life/threads/harry-meghan-446-where-are-archigon-and-invisibly.45451/
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From the last thread - hope you don't mind
Would they have given Prince William and Princess Catherine a state gift from the depths of a plastic carrier bag?
I think not.
That video was brilliant!
Particularly impressed with the sumptuous gift wrapping of the beads for the honoured royal guests.
Would they have given Prince William and Princess Catherine a state gift from the depths of a plastic carrier bag?
I think not.That video was brilliant!
Married a Nigerian actress β¦ 
I felt very proud of William yesterday, even with his wife so unwell, his father being unwell and constantly mud slinging from Monteshitshow - he stood there among Presidents and dignitaries and has got such presence - much more so than Charles has. Diana watered down the Windsor "old man gene" very well to give her credit. Harry isn't even fit to stand in his shadow.
Apparently they apologised for using a plastic bag.From the last thread - hope you don't mind
Particularly impressed with the sumptuous gift wrapping of the beads for the honoured royal guests.
Would they have given Prince William and Princess Catherine a state gift from the depths of a plastic carrier bag?
That video was brilliant!
They were going to use a bag for life but then realised he already had one
Bag for life. PMSL 
Thank you for the shiny new thread and title 
Not watched the video, but regarding the presentation of the beads - in India, we usually have them sitting/displayed in a nicely-decorated platter. The 'mala' (necklace or string of beads/flowers etc) is then placed gently around the neck of the person to be honoured. This is usually accompanied by applying 'tikka' (a mark made with usually saffron and rice, or vermillion and rice) and sometimes offering a sweet, and sometimes by also by tying a sacred thread around the person's wrist.
Even if the people welcoming the Gruesomes don't have such elaborate rituals (I'm they would take a lot of pride in presenting their gifts very nicely), just pulling stuff out of plastic bags is pretty much a universal signal
Still no new art to share, but I did capture this on Wednesday night. I call it "Heavens when the Gruesomes Pretend to be Innocent".
From the last thread - hope you don't mind
Particularly impressed with the sumptuous gift wrapping of the beads for the honoured royal guests.
Would they have given Prince William and Princess Catherine a state gift from the depths of a plastic carrier bag?
That video was brilliant!
Not watched the video, but regarding the presentation of the beads - in India, we usually have them sitting/displayed in a nicely-decorated platter. The 'mala' (necklace or string of beads/flowers etc) is then placed gently around the neck of the person to be honoured. This is usually accompanied by applying 'tikka' (a mark made with usually saffron and rice, or vermillion and rice) and sometimes offering a sweet, and sometimes by also by tying a sacred thread around the person's wrist.
Even if the people welcoming the Gruesomes don't have such elaborate rituals (I'm they would take a lot of pride in presenting their gifts very nicely), just pulling stuff out of plastic bags is pretty much a universal signal
Still no new art to share, but I did capture this on Wednesday night. I call it "Heavens when the Gruesomes Pretend to be Innocent".
Thank you for the shiny new thread and title
Not watched the video, but regarding the presentation of the beads - in India, we usually have them sitting/displayed in a nicely-decorated platter. The 'mala' (necklace or string of beads/flowers etc) is then placed gently around the neck of the person to be honoured. This is usually accompanied by applying 'tikka' (a mark made with usually saffron and rice, or vermillion and rice) and sometimes offering a sweet, and sometimes by also by tying a sacred thread around the person's wrist.
Even if the people welcoming the Gruesomes don't have such elaborate rituals (I'm they would take a lot of pride in presenting their gifts very nicely), just pulling stuff out of plastic bags is pretty much a universal signal
Still no new art to share, but I did capture this on Wednesday night. I call it "Heavens when the Gruesomes Pretend to be Innocent".
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they know... the truth is out there!
What time is the wedding today? Also, Prince William's equerry is much better looking than King Charles Jonny.
Great thread title. I stand with Catherine.
and I still blame Ashley Cole
and I still blame Ashley Cole
Leave my Johnny alone he is weathered and experienced and knows how to tickle my fancy!!
I know, heβs quite lovely, isnβt he
He's all your NannyLeave my Johnny alone he is weathered and experienced and knows how to tickle my fancy!!
In words of very simple structure can someone please tell me what 3 ring circus is happening with Hairys court case?! I thought he was told to knock it off??
Well that could be read two ways........
Wonder if Catherine guided WIll in his choice of equerry....... smart lady if she did
Ohhhh he's also fine, they know how to pick them that's for sureHard to choose between the 2! Although have a soft spot for Camilla's Ollie
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