People moaning about the Royal Baby

notanewuser

red_devil wrote: »

if more young couples were like kate and william the world would be a better place. People could learn something from them?

Can you imagine kate big and fat, fag hanging out her mouth with tattoos all down her arms says it all.

Yeah, let's get everybody a nutritionist, personal trainer, personal chef, hairdresser, make up artist and stylist. Lets make this country pretty! That will fix it!!

marleyboy

I could not care less either way, babies are born every minute of everyday, other than a customary "Congratulations", there is nothing more to be said.

Two days in and the media are still discussing the birth and gender, like we have somehow missed the news (impossible no matter how hard I try), or that we might have forgotten its gender overnight. I found it ironic that the news this morning, was discussing the overhype of the news, by the news and then went on to remind us yet again, that a baby boy was born in hospital.

red_devil

notanewuser wrote: »

Yeah, let's get everybody a nutritionist, personal trainer, personal chef, hairdresser, make up artist and stylist. Lets make this country pretty! That will fix it!!

you dont need any of those things to come across nicely.

notanewuser

red_devil wrote: »

you dont need any of those things to come across nicely.

Your post was all about how she looks. Those are some of the things she has in order to look that way.

Pollycat

notanewuser wrote: »

It's all so cringingly calculated. Diana's ring, similar dress, same blanket, same baby handover outside the same hospital. Cringe cringe cringe. So many repeats of history. Let's hope the rest of the story doesn't play out like it did for Diana, eh.

Similar dress?

I don't think so unless you count all spotted dresses as being 'similar'.

Maybe time to visit Specsavers.....:rotfl:

red_devil

notanewuser wrote: »

Your post was all about how she looks. Those are some of the things she has in order to look that way.

no you dont and also how she behaves, she knows how to act how to carry herself.

aileth

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Still no name :rotfl:

notanewuser

Pollycat wrote: »

Similar dress?

I don't think so unless you count all spotted dresses as being 'similar'.

Maybe time to visit Specsavers.....:rotfl:

Must be a bumper day for Specsavers today then! :rotfl:

http://metro.co.uk/2013/07/23/royal-baby-duchess-of-cambridges-dress-draws-comparisons-to-princess-diana-3895887/

http://www.today.com/news/duchess-kate-echoes-diana-polka-dot-dress-royal-baby-debut-6C10687012

http://uk.omg.yahoo.com/gossip/the-juice/kate-middleton-diana-first-photos-royal-baby-prince-william-proud-084412577.html

ad infinitum...............

notanewuser

red_devil wrote: »

no you dont and also how she behaves, she knows how to act how to carry herself.

In public, certainly. She's been coached in that, remember.

You have no idea what she's really like though. She may spend her days boiling frogs and sticking pins in small children for all you know.

aileth

notanewuser wrote: »

In public, certainly. She's been coached in that, remember.

You have no idea what she's really like though. She may spend her days boiling frogs and sticking pins in small children for all you know.

Brilliant mental image of her in a sweats spread in the most unladylike pose in front of the TV watching trashy documentaries while swearing like a Sailor, fag in one hand, special brew in the other, barking at William.

There's no guarantee she's the picture-girl for Good Housekeeping magazine!