Clem72
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This is "at birth", lookup life expectancy for someone already 50/60/70 years old.
Is the Queen Near her End?
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LightRoasted
If I may ...
For your consideration ...
So do these countries, known as the Commonwealth realms: Australia, Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Belize, Canada, Grenada, Jamaica, Papua New Guinea, St Christopher and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, New Zealand, Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu, now transfer to the new King? Does anyone know?
So do these countries, known as the Commonwealth realms: Australia, Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Belize, Canada, Grenada, Jamaica, Papua New Guinea, St Christopher and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, New Zealand, Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu, now transfer to the new King? Does anyone know?
Since the Commonwealth is a voluntary association of independent nations with the monarchy being the recognized leader the King will be their leader upon his coronation.
President Ronald Reagan shared Queen Elizabeth II’s love of horses. During a state visit to the United Kingdom, the President accepted the Queen’s invitation to go horseback riding together.
As the two leaders rode along, the Queen’s horse suddenly began expelling gas loudly, in sync with each step. The Queen was mortified and said, “Oh, I am so sorry, Mr. President!”
“No problem, Your Majesty,” deadpanned Reagan. “I thought it was the horse.”
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As the two leaders rode along, the Queen’s horse suddenly began expelling gas loudly, in sync with each step. The Queen was mortified and said, “Oh, I am so sorry, Mr. President!”
“No problem, Your Majesty,” deadpanned Reagan. “I thought it was the horse.”
Horsing Around With Royalty - Commonplace Fun Facts
President Ronald Reagan shared Queen Elizabeth II's love of horses. During a state visit to the United Kingdom, the President accepted the Queen's
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TPD
the poor dad
I saw that too. Sad
Hijinx
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WingsOfGold
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Mustard and ketchup on that rag?
WingsOfGold
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Not soon enough for the final meltdown.
How long does it take him to freaking write his name? He starts at the 1:00 mark and doesn't put the pen down until 4:00. For much of that time he's just sitting there, not writing, not moving. Jill sits down and it takes her 2 seconds like a normal person.
TPD
the poor dad
If you watch again, you will see he has a cheat sheet that he his copying from.
Hijinx
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Yes : he is Green crazy. Not good.
As I understood it, and what I heard on the news yesterday, was that he was copying the content of the "official condolence card" that was being sent to the Royals. If true, he gets a pass from me. Now, as to the rambling afterwards and being shuttled off by the good Doctor, that's our President - Lets go Brandon!
Hijinx
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So why didn't he just add his personal condolence.?
You have every right to give him a pass if you like, but the fact is he had a cheat sheet there and it was not a personal condolence from our CIC.
Clem72
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No idea why it took him 47 minutes to sign his name, but he wasn't really rambling. Was going to tell an anecdote, perhaps Jill had already heard it and decided it was inappropriate?