To commemorate somewhere they’ve been, something they’ve done or somewhere they’ve experienced.Why does anyone buy any souvenir or have a collection of anything?
But we’re all living through this moment in time?To commemorate somewhere they’ve been, something they’ve done or somewhere they’ve experienced.
Sue from Cleethorpes or Denise from Stoke-on-Trent aren’t going anywhere near Buck House so I’m not sure why they need a tea towel to remember the jubilee!
I lived through 9/11, the saga about that woman who put a cat in a bin and Kim Woodburn’s stint in the Big Brother house.But we’re all living through this moment in time?
……..all sound like they’d be idealI lived through 9/11, the saga about that woman who put a cat in a bin and Kim Woodburn’s stint in the Big Brother house.
I don’t have commemorative mugs for any of those either.
Because it gives me pleasure.Not to piss on anyone’s parade but I have no idea why anybody would buy jubilee memorabilia.
The silver jubilee plates etc that people have on display are always used as shorthand for “this person is a bit old-fashioned lives in the past” in TV dramas or reality shows. I just find the whole thing a little bit… tacky? Sycophantic?
Why do you need it? You are commemorating a) a bank holiday and b) a party to which you weren’t invited. With crockery.
I just don’t get why you would buy a tatty Tesco mug just because it has “Queen’s Jubilee” cheaply printed on the side of it. Like something they hand out for free after you’ve run a half-marathon. Doesn’t it look really out of place with the rest of your stuff?
I remember Mary Berry saying during a Bake Off episode with the contestants making filo pastry that she never made filo pastry herself as life was too short, she just bought it“Melvin insists that it’s fine to cheat. Buy a jar of lemon curd, a box of Italian biscuits and a tub of ready-made custard, she urges nervous cooks. To do this, however, would render the whole exercise pointless, wouldn’t it? You might as well buy a Colin the Caterpillar cake from M&S and have done with it.” - Lots of people ‘cheat’ when they are baking, but that doesn’t mean that home baking is pointless and you should just buy shop bought. I think some people are being a bit mean spirited about Jemma Melvin, the Daily Mail comments were poking fun at her weight which isn’t nice at all.
I ended up getting my Jubilee jigsaw cos of people showing their Jubilee purchases on here.But we’re all living through this moment in time?
From my own personal view usually I would agree but I am also a fan of history and this is a historical moment. There won’t be another U.K. Queen that is on the throne for this length ever again, not least in our lifetimes. So if people want to buy something to mark the occasion, to me it makes sense.Not to piss on anyone’s parade but I have no idea why anybody would buy jubilee memorabilia.
The silver jubilee plates etc that people have on display are always used as shorthand for “this person is a bit old-fashioned lives in the past” in TV dramas or reality shows. I just find the whole thing a little bit… tacky? Sycophantic?
Why do you need it? You are commemorating a) a bank holiday and b) a party to which you weren’t invited. With crockery.
I just don’t get why you would buy a tatty Tesco mug just because it has “Queen’s Jubilee” cheaply printed on the side of it. Like something they hand out for free after you’ve run a half-marathon. Doesn’t it look really out of place with the rest of your stuff?
There's only been 4 platinum jubilees.. ever! This is the first one in Britain. I don't see the problem in someone commemorating this by spending a few pounds on a mug.Not to piss on anyone’s parade but I have no idea why anybody would buy jubilee memorabilia.
The silver jubilee plates etc that people have on display are always used as shorthand for “this person is a bit old-fashioned lives in the past” in TV dramas or reality shows. I just find the whole thing a little bit… tacky? Sycophantic?
Why do you need it? You are commemorating a) a bank holiday and b) a party to which you weren’t invited. With crockery.
I just don’t get why you would buy a tatty Tesco mug just because it has “Queen’s Jubilee” cheaply printed on the side of it. Like something they hand out for free after you’ve run a half-marathon. Doesn’t it look really out of place with the rest of your stuff?
Wow, that would be fantastic to see - I’m surprised that it hasn’t been snapped up by a museum!I do genuinely have a buck palace uniform from 1920 or thereso. It's a bit moth eaten but still alive.
Might dig it out for Jubilee!
That’s quite rude, why did he do that?
Not a good look for Edward.
Thank you for being so considerate to ask! No allergies here
Not to piss on anyone’s parade but I have no idea why anybody would buy jubilee memorabilia.
The silver jubilee plates etc that people have on display are always used as shorthand for “this person is a bit old-fashioned lives in the past” in TV dramas or reality shows. I just find the whole thing a little bit… tacky? Sycophantic?
Why do you need it? You are commemorating a) a bank holiday and b) a party to which you weren’t invited. With crockery.
I just don’t get why you would buy a tatty Tesco mug just because it has “Queen’s Jubilee” cheaply printed on the side of it. Like something they hand out for free after you’ve run a half-marathon. Doesn’t it look really out of place with the rest of your stuff?
Why is this made to be a thing about race? Even if the person was White, Asian or Arab, the person has to respect royal protocol and keep some distance and as per Covid rules, 6 feet apart. It's not always about race.
Not a good look for Edward.
Am I the only one who noticed the writer misspelled Tom Parker Bowles (Camilla's son) as 'Tom Parker Bowels.' You can notice it towards the end.Forbes have done an article about a few things going on in London for the Jubilee:
www.forbes.com/sites/nicoletrilivas/2022/05/03/how-to-celebrate-the-queens-jubilee-in-london-this-summer/?sh=70c0d1bc7bbf
Haha! That’s a great spot!Am I the only one who noticed the writer misspelled Tom Parker Bowles (Camilla's son) as 'Tom Parker Bowels.' You can notice it towards the end.
Wait she'll bring out her own version with just her and the Queen on it!So do we think the person who designed this just didn’t like Megan
To be fair, she isn't blood relation.So do we think the person who designed this just didn’t like Megan
I've never thought it might be of value/interest, it was my great grandfather's.Wow, that would be fantastic to see - I’m surprised that it hasn’t been snapped up by a museum!
That’s quite rude, why did he do that?
It's more the press as well, so if people can't wear their fake dress up military uniforms, it's to save Harry's blushes, but Andrew can't wear his either, for more serious offences.I know that but it annoys me when people assume that if you're critical of Harry and Meghan you're automatically a huge monarchist or an Andrew fan. People complain about people all day every day for all sorts of things - what difference does it make if someone else has done something worse than the person you're complaining about. If you want to vent, you want to vent!!
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