98 yr old duke crashes range rover
Discussion
poo at Paul's said:
WinstonWolf said:
Before I answer, what shape is the planet?
No, no, just answer. Who's not telling the whole truth? The witness? Or do you mean the blood was from somewhere else? Maybe they carry a spare bag of it in the glovebox in case he, you know, rolls the Freelander? How do you explain what is being reported, because I cannot. The witness report today seems to be at odds with other reports released yesterday.
Do you think Philip was alone in the car?
Or are you going to deflect answering again by trying to be a smartarse?
poo at Paul's said:
Something fishy about this!!
A 78 year old barrister no less, (not barista) was they guy that pulled him from the car, "through the sunroof", (f
k me it must have been like Cocoon during an earthquake).
And the barrister says he had "the princes blood on my hands".
And yet Phil the Greek was "uninjured"?
Who opened the sunroof, or does the car do it itself when it is on its side? I'm thinking there was definitely someone else in the car, and the mention of blood (by a barrister), would suggest someone in the Freelander was injured. If it wasn't Phil...…..? And why no mention of him / her?
He could have cut himself? Hardly what you would call an injury is he has a small cut on his hand / head ...A 78 year old barrister no less, (not barista) was they guy that pulled him from the car, "through the sunroof", (f
k me it must have been like Cocoon during an earthquake).And the barrister says he had "the princes blood on my hands".
And yet Phil the Greek was "uninjured"?
Who opened the sunroof, or does the car do it itself when it is on its side? I'm thinking there was definitely someone else in the car, and the mention of blood (by a barrister), would suggest someone in the Freelander was injured. If it wasn't Phil...…..? And why no mention of him / her?
Hmm, perhaps he was driving with the sunroof already open? I know I have driven my car with the roof open, no one else in the car.
Where's that picture of that History channel, "I'm not saying it was aliens .... but it was aliens."
poo at Paul's said:
Something fishy about this!!
A 78 year old barrister no less, (not barista) was they guy that pulled him from the car, "through the sunroof", (fk me it must have been like Cocoon during an earthquake).
And the barrister says he had "the princes blood on my hands".
And yet Phil the Greek was "uninjured"?
Who opened the sunroof, or does the car do it itself when it is on its side? I'm thinking there was definitely someone else in the car, and the mention of blood (by a barrister), would suggest someone in the Freelander was injured. If it wasn't Phil...…..? And why no mention of him / her?
Joanna Lumley? A 78 year old barrister no less, (not barista) was they guy that pulled him from the car, "through the sunroof", (f
k me it must have been like Cocoon during an earthquake).And the barrister says he had "the princes blood on my hands".
And yet Phil the Greek was "uninjured"?
Who opened the sunroof, or does the car do it itself when it is on its side? I'm thinking there was definitely someone else in the car, and the mention of blood (by a barrister), would suggest someone in the Freelander was injured. If it wasn't Phil...…..? And why no mention of him / her?
poo at Paul's said:
WinstonWolf said:
Before I answer, what shape is the planet?
No, no, just answer. Who's not telling the whole truth? The witness? Or do you mean the blood was from somewhere else? Maybe they carry a spare bag of it in the glovebox in case he, you know, rolls the Freelander? How do you explain what is being reported, because I cannot. The witness report today seems to be at odds with other reports released yesterday.
Do you think Philip was alone in the car?
Or are you going to deflect answering again by trying to be a smartarse?
jamei303 said:
Wondering why a 75 year old passer-by dragged the duke out of the roof if there was a protection officer present...
I despair of the Daily Mail. Such selective use of comments. "My legs, my legs" in the graphic - implying that he might have been injured. Not "My legs, my legs, where should I put my legs".FourWheelDrift said:
Philip to other car driver : "Erm...maybe we can come to some sort of arrangement, how does the title of Earl of Wessex sound to you?"
Aide : "Excuse me your majesty, doesn't your son Edward have that already"
Philip : "Yes but he's not doing anything with it.
Given that Edward is due to inherit the Duke of Edinburgh title... Phil probably isn't keen for him to get too ambitious. Aide : "Excuse me your majesty, doesn't your son Edward have that already"
Philip : "Yes but he's not doing anything with it.
Safety camera partnership is onto it now 
Lower limit and average speed cameras for what reason?
oh and a couple of junction improvements thrown in, just in case those are what's really needed.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-4691...
Lower limit and average speed cameras for what reason?
oh and a couple of junction improvements thrown in, just in case those are what's really needed.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-4691...
Vaud said:
I despair of the Daily Mail. Such selective use of comments. "My legs, my legs" in the graphic - implying that he might have been injured. Not "My legs, my legs, where should I put my legs".
Exactly. We have this 75 year old pulling the duke out, and then a few sentences later they say "other drivers quickly ran to help and were joined by emergency service personnel who helped pull the Duke through the sunroof."Perhaps the witness had tunnel vision and didn't notice he was being helped by the emergency services.
jamei303 said:
Vaud said:
I despair of the Daily Mail. Such selective use of comments. "My legs, my legs" in the graphic - implying that he might have been injured. Not "My legs, my legs, where should I put my legs".
Exactly. We have this 75 year old pulling the duke out, and then a few sentences later they say "other drivers quickly ran to help and were joined by emergency service personnel who helped pull the Duke through the sunroof."Perhaps the witness had tunnel vision and didn't notice he was being helped by the emergency services.
Vaud said:
ape x said:
I don't think anyone should be driving a car after 80 years of age personally..... and why is the Prince driving anyway when he has access to personal drivers?
Plenty of spritely 80 year olds. Retesting maybe, but not an arbitrary age limit.ape x said:
Vaud said:
ape x said:
I don't think anyone should be driving a car after 80 years of age personally..... and why is the Prince driving anyway when he has access to personal drivers?
Plenty of spritely 80 year olds. Retesting maybe, but not an arbitrary age limit.WilliamWoollard said:
Gareth79 said:
Interesting in that looking at recent-ish photos, the RR doesn't seem to have armoured glass (at least it doesn't look much thicker). Do heavy duty armoured vehicles even have opening windows?
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6262551/prince-phili...
That isn't a Range Rover.https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6262551/prince-phili...
saaby93 said:
Safety camera partnership is onto it now
Lower limit and average speed cameras for what reason?
oh and a couple of junction improvements thrown in, just in case those are what's really needed.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-4691...
What do you mean "onto it now"?Lower limit and average speed cameras for what reason?
oh and a couple of junction improvements thrown in, just in case those are what's really needed.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-4691...
They've been proposing and planning speed restrictions on the road for months. Probably years.
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