Post: Congrats to Kate Middelton and Prince William on their new baby!
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07-22-2013, 07:40 PM
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Selky
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What do you think they'll call their new baby boy?
If you don't have something nice to say.Dont bother posting :/
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07-23-2013, 10:21 PM
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JP
Israeli/Palestinian Unity
Originally posted by JustinBieber
Why?..what have they done wrong to you?
Well theirs the fact my great-grandfather died in the Irish Civil War, the fact Britain still occupies six Irish counties, the fact I can't go into half of Belfast because of the protestant kunts. They rule Britain, therefore it is a necessity to hate them.
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07-23-2013, 10:24 PM
#39
JP
Israeli/Palestinian Unity
Originally posted by Gandalf
Calma síos grá agat na Banríona. Téigh fháil ar meisce! Cheers
Cuimhnigh, Cén fáth go raibh alcól chumadh Dia? Mar sin, ní bheadh an Ghaeilge riail an domhan.
Cuimhnigh, Cén fáth go raibh alcól chumadh Dia? Mar sin, ní bheadh an Ghaeilge riail an domhan.
Am ar feadh cúpla pionta go calma síos, beidh mé a bheith níos fearr ar maidin. Dia a chruthaigh alcól chun stop a chur leis an tógáil na hÉireann ar fud an domhain, ach beidh sé cabhrú linn a thógáil ar ais ár n-chontae sé. Tíocfaidh ár lá.
07-23-2013, 11:35 PM
#43
.James
Who’s Jim Erased?
Not sure why this has so many groans... but if you think the royal family damages the UK economically then you are heavily misinformed.
Fundamentally, the monarchy costs the average taxpayer around 60p a year, but due to agreements through history and other circumstances the average taxpayer will have £2 less tax meaning the monarchy has made them £1.40 better off.
That's not all there is too it, if you've ever been to Buckingham Palace in the summer holidays then you've probably seen the overwhelming ammount of tourists visiting the area. The monarchy adds history to the area and brings in a huge ammount of money which boosts the economy and helps the country in the grand scheme of things.
All that side, congratulations to them.
Fundamentally, the monarchy costs the average taxpayer around 60p a year, but due to agreements through history and other circumstances the average taxpayer will have £2 less tax meaning the monarchy has made them £1.40 better off.
That's not all there is too it, if you've ever been to Buckingham Palace in the summer holidays then you've probably seen the overwhelming ammount of tourists visiting the area. The monarchy adds history to the area and brings in a huge ammount of money which boosts the economy and helps the country in the grand scheme of things.
All that side, congratulations to them.
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