HM the Queen on her way out?
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
We were all hoping for another King William.
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
Was bandied around he'd be George VII, so I'm pleased he stuck with the identifiable name..
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
I saw Liz Truss say that, but there's no other word?
Slip of the tongue maybe? Or the other kind of slip!
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
Might not be ....oops...just announced...it will be.
I will admit that when I heard, even though I knew it was coming I burst into tears for the first time since my father died.
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
Who knew Liz Truss could kill with one touch of the hand?
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
The paradox of who would send the the Queen a telegram at the age of 100 remains unsolved. 
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
I think QE hung on to be sure Boris was gone.MingtheMerciless wrote: ↑Thu Sep 08, 2022 8:41 pm Who knew Liz Truss could kill with one touch of the hand?
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
Funny you should say that, when it showed the picture of her and Truss, Mrs W said that Liz R looked really poorly and that her hand was all bruised from a cannula.MingtheMerciless wrote: ↑Thu Sep 08, 2022 8:41 pm Who knew Liz Truss could kill with one touch of the hand?
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/liz-truss-que ... 14959.htmlMingtheMerciless wrote: ↑Thu Sep 08, 2022 8:41 pm Who knew Liz Truss could kill with one touch of the hand?
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
His "Randy Andy" antics aside, he served his country well when wearing his uniform...
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Re: HM the Queen on her way out?
My Son is a transport manager and recently passed his Class 2. Yesterday afternoon the word went out in the transport industry for everyone to be on standby as there is going to be a lot of kit that will need moving about for the state funeral.
Last night he gets a call like a fighter scramble and he gets 10 of his lorries with him and 9 other drivers heading down to Wiltshire to pick up stuff to bring back to London. He's still out, apparently parked up by hyde park waiting to get the load dropped. I said you've been out a long time, are you okay on the tacho? He said its been made tacho exempt as its all part of Operation London Bridge!
Last night he gets a call like a fighter scramble and he gets 10 of his lorries with him and 9 other drivers heading down to Wiltshire to pick up stuff to bring back to London. He's still out, apparently parked up by hyde park waiting to get the load dropped. I said you've been out a long time, are you okay on the tacho? He said its been made tacho exempt as its all part of Operation London Bridge!