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This Royal Baby

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Impossible!

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Not really, I like you a lot. You're the most funnest person on here. 

 

Malc - I bow to your superior knowledge, as ever. But....

 

George 1st - Couldn't even speak English and was roundly hated by all.

George II - Preferred Germany to England

George III - Mad as a box of frogs, oh and lost us America

George IV - a fat drug addict who spent money like water

 

Hardly glowing form, I'm sure you'll agree.

Crawley I have a nephew called George...should I be worried?

Certainly. He's bound to turn into a fat German mental case.

 

The fact are all there.

Certainly. He's bound to turn into a fat German mental case.

 

The fact are all there.

Just what I feared

 

I'm just really glad my folks named me Adolf

Anything to help.

 

Yours

Idi

Not really, I like you a lot. You're the most funnest person on here. 

 

Malc - I bow to your superior knowledge, as ever. But....

 

George 1st - Couldn't even speak English and was roundly hated by all.

George II - Preferred Germany to England

George III - Mad as a box of frogs, oh and lost us America

George IV - a fat drug addict who spent money like water

 

Hardly glowing form, I'm sure you'll agree.

haha like

Her mother was German. No English girl was named Victoria before 1819.

Do you mean no English girl at all?  That's my point - not just royal

Do you mean no English girl at all?  That's my point - not just royal

 

 

Yes! It is as if this new prince had been called, say, Serge, and then in a generation it would surge to the top of the popular name list. (SWIDT)

Yes! It is as if this new prince had been called, say, Serge, and then in a generation it would surge to the top of the popular name list. (SWIDT)

 

 

Surge; one of the words I can say only in a scouse accent

Yes! It is as if this new prince had been called, say, Serge, and then in a generation it would surge to the top of the popular name list. (SWIDT)

But you say NO....NO girl was named that before then. Not that it wasn't popular, but that it was non existent.

Really?

But you say NO....NO girl was named that before then. Not that it wasn't popular, but that it was non existent.

Really?

I'd like to see the proof, I think it might be bollocks

But you say NO....NO girl was named that before then. Not that it wasn't popular, but that it was non existent.

Really?

 

My understanding is that it simply didn't exist as an English name.

The Prince Regent (later George IV) was 'disappointed' [see Blackadder for Rowan Atkinson's portrayal of his character] that his youngest brother had produced a potential heir, and insisted on naming the child (as his acting royal preregative). Even the Archbish didn't know the name until he asked during the Chrstening service. The given names were Alexandrina Victoria, and while she was briefly known as 'Drina in early childhood she soon opted to be known as Victoria. If she had not done so then presumably Drina would now be commonplace!

Your homework (and CWPs), before the season begins, is to visit a sizeable old graveyard and try and find any Victoria before 1819. If that is too distasteful, check out the references in Shakespeare.

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Impossible!

 

 

You know me too well sir. I escaped from Woodside in 1963.

 

I spend my days trying to bend Royal Doulton.

 

F'tang, f'tang ole biscuit barrel.

Not really, I like you a lot. You're the most funnest person on here. 

 

 

 

 

You missed the tongue in cheek smiley but, happy to have a pint or three with you (or any fellow BWFC fan any day of the week).

 

Are you back up north now?

I know Bolty, it's only a bit of fun all this.

 

No, I'm working in Cambridge, nice to be out of London and have a 15 minute not a 1hr and a half commute!

Rangers fans at Sheff Wednesday  :hi:

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Rangers fans at Sheff Wednesday :hi:

That's absolutely wank

 

What's it got to do with football?

Alice?

Folk camped out for 13 days. Absolute lunatics.

Its going to be like transfer deadline day on the news today.

 

All they need is Twitcher to drive past on the way to the pie and mash shop to do an interview out of the widow of his Range Rover.

Its going to be like transfer deadline day on the news today.

 

All they need is Twitcher to drive past on the way to the pie and mash shop to do an interview out of the widow of his Range Rover.

:thumbsup:

It's a girl

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