Harry and Meghan

[TPSA7514]

All going well for them

1. Be kind

[JagLover]

hyphen said:

Harry and megs concede defeat in the use of the word Royal


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51593708

Next thing the queen should do is develop a new type of potato and call it a Sussex Royal.

[anonymous-user]

Dont like rolls said:

REALIST123 said:

The Mad Monk said:

Ayahuasca said:

In the UK we swear allegiance to the monarch. Time we stopped.

Strange?

I don't recall doing that?

Nor me. They’d best not ask either. I might swear at her.........

Try serving your country rather than taking from it.....

Lots of ways to ‘serve your country’ without signing up to kill people in foreign lands.

“Join the Army; travel to exotic, distant lands; meet exciting, unusual people and kill them”

[simonpieman]

JagLover said:

Next thing the queen should do is develop a new type of potato and call it a Sussex Royal.

Haha. Very good.

[Halb]

JagLover said:

Next thing the queen should do is develop a new type of potato and call it a Sussex Royal.

Prince Andrew?

[poo at Paul's]

hyphen said:

Harry and megs concede defeat in the use of the word Royal


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51593708

Have they thought about replacing it with ‘tts’ ?

[anonymous-user]

The Mad Monk said:

I don't know what a wet-wipe is, but I definitely did not swear allegiance to the Queen, or anyone else.

As a Navy type you joined a service formed under Royal Prerogative as opposed to an Act of Parliament like the Army and Royal Air Force, so, in effect your swore allegiance to the Monarch by joining “her” Navy.
Carry on shipmate.

[anonymous-user]

REALIST123 said:

Dont like rolls said:

REALIST123 said:

The Mad Monk said:

Ayahuasca said:

In the UK we swear allegiance to the monarch. Time we stopped.

Strange?

I don't recall doing that?

Nor me. They’d best not ask either. I might swear at her.........

Try serving your country rather than taking from it.....

Lots of ways to ‘serve your country’ without signing up to kill people in foreign lands.

“Join the Army; travel to exotic, distant lands; meet exciting, unusual people and kill them”

Lots of ways of joining the Army without killing people.
Knob.

[loafer123]

[The Mad Monk]

Crossflow Kid said:

The Mad Monk said:

I don't know what a wet-wipe is, but I definitely did not swear allegiance to the Queen, or anyone else.

As a Navy type you joined a service formed under Royal Prerogative as opposed to an Act of Parliament like the Army and Royal Air Force, so, in effect your swore allegiance to the Monarch by joining “her” Navy.
Carry on shipmate.

I must have missed something.

I was army, not navy.

[anonymous-user]

The Mad Monk said:

Crossflow Kid said:

The Mad Monk said:

I don't know what a wet-wipe is, but I definitely did not swear allegiance to the Queen, or anyone else.

As a Navy type you joined a service formed under Royal Prerogative as opposed to an Act of Parliament like the Army and Royal Air Force, so, in effect your swore allegiance to the Monarch by joining “her” Navy.
Carry on shipmate.

I must have missed something.

I was army, not navy.

Then either you did swear allegiance and don’t remember or didn’t realise what it was at the time or you never really joined.

[The Mad Monk]

Crossflow Kid said:

Then either you did swear allegiance and don’t remember or didn’t realise what it was at the time or you never really joined.

Oh, I think I "really joined"! I distinctly remember.

When did the "allegiance" thing come in?

I was conscripted.

[eccles]

Crossflow Kid said:

The Mad Monk said:

Crossflow Kid said:

The Mad Monk said:

I don't know what a wet-wipe is, but I definitely did not swear allegiance to the Queen, or anyone else.

As a Navy type you joined a service formed under Royal Prerogative as opposed to an Act of Parliament like the Army and Royal Air Force, so, in effect your swore allegiance to the Monarch by joining “her” Navy.
Carry on shipmate.

I must have missed something.

I was army, not navy.

Then either you did swear allegiance and don’t remember or didn’t realise what it was at the time or you never really joined.

I remember the oath being along the lines of swearing allegiance to god queen and country. Being the only atheist in the room I had to say the oath all by myself, after everyone else had finished, but without the god bit.

[anonymous-user]

Crossflow Kid said:

The Mad Monk said:

Crossflow Kid said:

The Mad Monk said:

I don't know what a wet-wipe is, but I definitely did not swear allegiance to the Queen, or anyone else.

As a Navy type you joined a service formed under Royal Prerogative as opposed to an Act of Parliament like the Army and Royal Air Force, so, in effect your swore allegiance to the Monarch by joining “her” Navy.
Carry on shipmate.

I must have missed something.

I was army, not navy.

Then either you did swear allegiance and don’t remember or didn’t realise what it was at the time or you never really joined.

“What colour is the boathouse at Hereford?”

[Randy Winkman]

It's funny that a forum that's always seemed quite anti-royal to me seems to have so much dislike for a couple who want to be less royal.

[anonymous-user]

The Mad Monk said:

Crossflow Kid said:

Then either you did swear allegiance and don’t remember or didn’t realise what it was at the time or you never really joined.

Oh, I think I "really joined"! I distinctly remember.

When did the "allegiance" thing come in?

I was conscripted.

Knock yourself out....
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oath_of_Allegiance...
The current wording of the oath dates back to 1868.
The requirement to take it is covered under The Army Act.

[The Mad Monk]

Crossflow Kid said:

Knock yourself out....
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oath_of_Allegiance...
The current wording of the oath dates back to 1868.
The requirement to take it is covered under The Army Act.

We must have been rummaging through Wikipedia at the same time?

Nope. No Oath of allegiance. Royal Engineers, two years National Service.

No Oath of allegiance.

[condor]

I'll help them out with a new brand name. HoMe Sussex or Sussex HoMe
Have you any other suggestions to help them out?

[anonymous-user]

The Sussex Healthy Income Trust.

[CoolHands]

Just shows what a load of tosh it all is. I’m going to start referring to myself as royal. His royal highness coolhands of londinium