The Royal Wedding: Do you give a rat's ass?

CJB wrote:

Yes.

Personally I wouldn't give a rat's ass, but I'm sure the happy newlyweds will accept whatever gifts are sent their way...

If an asteroid flies into the ceremony, I might tune in.

I guess the wedding already happened though.

Who gives a crap about these people?

that's the spirit Tux.

Though if an asteroid hit you surely wouldn't be able to see anything.

Stag night's at Baker Street.

Rave's Right Royal Receptacle.

ambler wrote:

Stag night's at Baker Street.

Rave's Right Royal Receptacle.

I look forward to the photos ... although probably not in/on anything produced by News International, I have the oddest feeling that they might tread carefully with celeb scandals from now on.

Ravenstone is simultaneously both London's greatest attraction and deterrent.

Sharky wrote:

Ravenstone is simultaneously both London's greatest attraction and deterrent.

It's a gift.

ambler wrote:

Yes, cos I'm paying for it. It's bad enough funding Rave's Hollywood every three weeks.

What do the folks over there think of this?

Frankly, I think that's bullshit. America's hyping this like there's no tomorrow, though.

Mr. Brown wrote:

Frankly, I think that's bullshit. America's hyping this like there's no tomorrow, though.

A subtle ploy to get the US back into the Empire.

In a lot of ways I find it amusing. If only for the way the lower elements on society's ladder and much of the female gender are so easily amazed and won over by it. It's an interesting sociological thing.

And I say this as a practical monarchist.

I'm a Parliamentarian myself.

I'll be honest, I've considered getting up and watching it. Out of curiosities sake more than anything else. I would only be getting up an hour earlier than normal...I can watch it while walking on the treadmill or something.

Will you all think less of me? :oops:

I guess we'll wait and see if I actually do it....

lalala2004 wrote:

I'll be honest, I've considered getting up and watching it. Out of curiosities sake more than anything else. I would only be getting up an hour earlier than normal...I can watch it while walking on the treadmill or something.

Will you all think less of me? :oops:

The less of you that watches it, that more of you I think.

Honestly Lala, you should care even less about how we think about you than about the Royal Wedding. I say go for it if that's what you want to do!

lalala2004 wrote:

I'll be honest, I've considered getting up and watching it. Out of curiosities sake more than anything else. I would only be getting up an hour earlier than normal...I can watch it while walking on the treadmill or something.

Will you all think less of me? :oops:

I guess we'll wait and see if I actually do it....

I don't think so. [thinking less that is]

Yeah, there's no telling if I'll even want to wake up. I'll set my alarm for 5 and whether I actually obey it will determine whether I care enough or not. We shall see.

Because I don't usually obey it when it goes of at 6, either....

Lala - I'll be watching it.

Don't give a care what these guys think - do what you want to do. Its a good policy.

Of course I'll do what I want. Just deciding if I'll need to lie about it to avoid embarrassment or not...

I'm not getting up at 6 a.m. for this shit, unless I'm invited to the after-party and there's an open bar and hot friends of the bride.

Like your style, Jack; am also liking Ricky Gervais's -

'No I wont be watching the fucking Royal Wedding. I don't even go to my best friends' weddings.'

Good stuff, with that mouth he'd only clash with the Duke of Edinburgh anyway

Jack Wade wrote:

I'm not getting up at 6 a.m. for this shit, unless I'm invited to the after-party and there's an open bar and hot friends of the bride.

See this is why you should live in Australia - I get to watch it at 8pm. So much easier.

Just saw some pictures online. Multimillion-pound wedding and not a pence spent on a hairpiece for William... :|