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Kate Middleton
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Princess of Wales. Is anyone else getting a tad fed up of seeing her in the papers every day in another outfit? Is this the Press’s way of annoying MeAgain?
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Absolutely it is, Anne. I may have guessed completely wide of the mark (and indeed, I am well aware that very unhappy people may be able to hide that unhappiness in a mask of happiness to considerable success).
We can only form our opinions on what we see. You make a judgment based on something you see, I make a judgment on something I see. So yes, we are guessing.
We can only form our opinions on what we see. You make a judgment based on something you see, I make a judgment on something I see. So yes, we are guessing.
No, I don’t get fed up of seeing her in the papers. The press actually make many comments about her ‘recycled’ outfits, which, to you and I, just means we wear something more than once, and good for her.
She strikes me as a down to earth, sensible, have a go, polite, charming young woman, from a loving and supportive family which has embraced William, and in which he is thriving. She’s a total asset to the royals.
She strikes me as a down to earth, sensible, have a go, polite, charming young woman, from a loving and supportive family which has embraced William, and in which he is thriving. She’s a total asset to the royals.
Sick of her ... why cant we have a few weeks of wee Burney with her hatchet face and Amazon box suits? Or a few qwertyiops shape shifters dressed in combat gear and rags. No tattoos or face piercings either. Who does she think she is? She never dyes her hair slush puppy colours and looks happy. Disgraceful. Why doesn't she carry a few protest placards and shout slogans at passing pensioners? She has a lot to learn.
I like the Princess of Wales - she's a natural getting involved with people at the many events she attends. As for Roger Federer, she has been friends with him for a long time and even was seen playing tennis with him last week at Wimbledon's sister court. Given the chance, I would love to "flirt" with Roger - he looked incredibly suave and handsome when attending Wimbledon.
So someone does not "attack" my post, Smurfchops, I am not getting fed up of seeing her in the tabloids and magazines - better than reading of stabbings, murders, etc.
So someone does not "attack" my post, Smurfchops, I am not getting fed up of seeing her in the tabloids and magazines - better than reading of stabbings, murders, etc.
Would we (including the press) call William hypocoristically anything else; 'Bill, Will, Willy ? So far I've seen nothing but William.
'The name William is a timeless classic with English roots that date back almost a thousand years, yet is still popular today. It means "resolute protector" or "strong-willed warrior" and comes from Wilhelm, of Old German origin. After the name was introduced to England by William the Conqueror at the time of the Conquest, it gained status as a fashionable moniker.'
So let's stick with 'William and Kate', which sounds about right. :0)
'The name William is a timeless classic with English roots that date back almost a thousand years, yet is still popular today. It means "resolute protector" or "strong-willed warrior" and comes from Wilhelm, of Old German origin. After the name was introduced to England by William the Conqueror at the time of the Conquest, it gained status as a fashionable moniker.'
So let's stick with 'William and Kate', which sounds about right. :0)
