Prince Philip Dead At 99.

[Ocmell]

I am sick and tired of the pathetic need of stupid people to care so much about those, who don't know that they exist, and, would not care about these people anyway.

I can hardly wait until that boy of harry and meagan starts talking in ebonics during a visit to the UK. "Yo, dis be da duke, my baby daddy!". It would appeal too all of the simplistic, fat slob tabloid readers with a first grade education.

Wtf. Ebonics? You racists my dude? This comment doesn’t make sense.

 

[sizehungry]

Well suck my fucking lizard . You meet the nicest people here . Frankly , I'm kinda sad for Elizabeth , 70 + year partnership etc , must be awful . Couldln't give a flying fuck about people without empathy . You can all kiss my ass .

 

[DiamondJoe]

Couldln't give a flying fuck about people without empathy . You can all kiss my ass .

Is that meant to be ironic?

 

[rbkwp]

funny how
his memory,lives onny default,maybe
kept,by the power of your god
maybe 2 ha

 

[seventiesdemon]

Phillip, he represented the elite, the privileged, the upper class, class distinction. He and those of Royal decent, those who have come before, those who line up after to take his place, have no place in modern Australia and our way of life.

We have issues with our aged Australians in nursing homes, as do many other nations. Yet the Royal representatives here, live in mansions on Australian taxpayer dollars, each state has a Royal governor, as well as a Governor General, paid for with Australian taxpayers.

There now is a 95 year old, portrayed as being alone on he death of her husband living in a Palace surrounded by a multitude of years long devoted staff, with the very best health care, which taxpayers of the nation 'one' resides, can provide. Please.

As far as Phillips humour goes, politically incorrect is how many stand up comedians deliver comedy, as it has been since I first began understanding human humour. Liked or disliked is a matter of personal taste. Just like art, food, politics, movies, spirituality, religion, websites we visit, or any other individual choice...etcetera. His humour at times may be considered distasteful, but I don't ever recall him telling a joke about his wife, nor his upbringing.

A degree of self depreciating humour goes a long way for comedians to connect with an audience, we as humans of all class say, do some pretty stupid things. What is the "irk", iss those who try pigeon hole humanity into their way of thought.

It's not up to others to choose our personal choices for us. I don't like all comedians, because most are predictable..I enjoy unpredictable humour. I'm sorry for Elizabeth's loss, it's a predictable loss, but difficult all the same. Privileged helped HRM and Phillip guarantee a quality life, long and enjoyable. If only we all had the same opportunity, but alas, we are not all born of preference of name and blood.

Yes, I support an Australian Republic. But it is difficult when you have a media and those who are insecure, clinging to Royal robes sucking their thumb like Linus from Charlie Brown fame...

Most distasteful of all....is our Australian elected politicians swearing in on taking office..Swearing-in – Parliament of Australia

 

[seventiesdemon]

When was the last time the Royal Family...before and after. Their need to take up a job, approach a bank for a loan to sit down, work out their finances for the purpose of a mortgage to pay off a family home?

 

[DiamondJoe]

When was the last time the Royal Family...before and after. Their need to take up a job, approach a bank for a loan to sit down, work out their finances for the purpose of a mortgage to pay off a family home?

Not sure they need a mortgage as the family homes have been owned for centuries in most cases. It's disentangling what is the monarch's personal wealth or assets from those that belong to the nation. Most of the whining occurs when there's big repair bills, ie the roof of Buck House or re-wiring. The could, of course, just sell something.

 

[seventiesdemon]

Not sure they need a mortgage as the family homes have been owned for centuries in most cases. It's disentangling what is the monarch's personal wealth or assets from those that belong to the nation. Most of the whining occurs when there's big repair bills, ie the roof of Buck House or re-wiring. The could, of course, just sell something.

Or when it suffered fire damage. Just as well there were the plebs handy to put it all back together again. Otherwise, the poor old people who lived there would be homeless.....oh wait.....Theres always Balmoral, Edinburgh, a multitude of others to 'retreat' to in time of need or isolation.

 

[rbkwp]

smile

krrping the legend alive
inadvertently or not
yes

 

[sizehungry]

Is that meant to be ironic?

It's a comment on the vitriolic drivel , one sometimes sees , on this excellent site . The lady is hurting , like her or not , a human being in distress . Give her time to grieve , time to reflect , time to contemplate her own mortality . It's not as if she is asking for an organ donation . As for what my original statement means ? Read into it whatever you wish .. I keep the working of my sometimes superior intellect to myself . I read your posts with keen interest . I,ll wager the next will be no different .

 

[Todd1]

He was reptile

 

[BakerS]

Phillip, he represented the elite, the privileged, the upper class, class distinction. He and those of Royal decent, those who have come before, those who line up after to take his place, have no place in modern Australia and our way of life.

We have issues with our aged Australians in nursing homes, as do many other nations. Yet the Royal representatives here, live in mansions on Australian taxpayer dollars, each state has a Royal governor, as well as a Governor General, paid for with Australian taxpayers.

There now is a 95 year old, portrayed as being alone on he death of her husband living in a Palace surrounded by a multitude of years long devoted staff, with the very best health care, which taxpayers of the nation 'one' resides, can provide. Please.

As far as Phillips humour goes, politically incorrect is how many stand up comedians deliver comedy, as it has been since I first began understanding human humour. Liked or disliked is a matter of personal taste. Just like art, food, politics, movies, spirituality, religion, websites we visit, or any other individual choice...etcetera. His humour at times may be considered distasteful, but I don't ever recall him telling a joke about his wife, nor his upbringing.

A degree of self depreciating humour goes a long way for comedians to connect with an audience, we as humans of all class say, do some pretty stupid things. What is the "irk", iss those who try pigeon hole humanity into their way of thought.

It's not up to others to choose our personal choices for us. I don't like all comedians, because most are predictable..I enjoy unpredictable humour. I'm sorry for Elizabeth's loss, it's a predictable loss, but difficult all the same. Privileged helped HRM and Phillip guarantee a quality life, long and enjoyable. If only we all had the same opportunity, but alas, we are not all born of preference of name and blood.

Yes, I support an Australian Republic. But it is difficult when you have a media and those who are insecure, clinging to Royal robes sucking their thumb like Linus from Charlie Brown fame...

Most distasteful of all....is our Australian elected politicians swearing in on taking office..Swearing-in – Parliament of Australia

If each State didn't have a Royal Governor they'd have an elected Governor and if there was no Royal Governor-General there'd be an elected President and they'd all live in the same mansions at Australian tax-payers' expense.

 

[ConanTheBarber]

He was reptile

A lizard, if I'm not mistaken.
So are they all, all lizards.