Please pray for them

[Gerald Davis]

Please pray for them
Either prays for them because they are two nobles who are deserving of it, or pray for them because they are two fools needing more wisdom and protection from the lord.

[Gerald Davis]

Blank me will you .How comes everybodys has a problem with Camilla
[ February 23, 2005: Message edited by: Gerald Davis ]

[Jesse Torres]

According to this article,
if Prince Charles succeeds to the throne, then Camilla becomes queen. Do most in U.K oppose Camilla?

[Nick George]

I like pancakes.

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

Originally posted by Nick George:
I like pancakes.

Or in the immortal words of Ralph Wiggum, "My cat's breath smells like cat food."

[Warren Dew]

Gerald Davis:

Blank me will you .How comes everybodys has a problem with Camilla

Because they prefer pretty queens to smart ones?

[Michael Matola]

NG: I like pancakes.

No no no. It's I have no idea what you're talking about...so here's a bunny with a pancake on its head.

Get it straight!

[Jesse Torres]

Originally posted by Michael Matola:
NG: I like pancakes.

No no no. It's I have no idea what you're talking about...so here's a bunny with a pancake on its head.

Get it straight!

Cute picture!

Happy Easter!

[Mark Fletcher]

Gerald,

You drunk again?

Cheers,

Mark

[Frank Silbermann]

Originally posted by Jesse Torres:
According to this article,
if Prince Charles succeeds to the throne, then Camilla becomes queen. Do most in U.K oppose Camilla?

Isn't Camilla Roman Catholic? The last time England got a Catholic queen there was tons of religious violence, purges, beheadings, etc. The same happened when she was replaced by a Protestant. I'd rather keep the status quo than to go through all that again.

[Gerald Davis]

Originally posted by Mark Fletcher:
Gerald,

You drunk again?

Cheers,

Mark

You wanna be drinking tea with St.Davie, matey!?
[ March 25, 2005: Message edited by: Gerald Davis ]

[Joe Borderi]

"Isn't Camilla Roman Catholic? The last time England got a Catholic queen there was tons of religious violence, purges, beheadings, etc. The same happened when she was replaced by a Protestant. I'd rather keep the status quo than to go through all that again."

But think of the entertainment value.

[Gerald Davis]

UK is not religious or mean enough to start no religious war; which I am proud of. And when the British public palled together to help those people in South East Asia (Tsunami) showed that we have not lost any passion, since are our more theist days.

[Jason Menard]

Originally posted by Gerald Davis:
UK is not religious or mean enough to start no religious war; which I am proud of.

"You got that right!" he said as he took off his U2 CD and put on one by the Cranberries.

[Dave Lenton]

Originally posted by Jason Menard:

"You got that right!" he said as he took off his U2 CD and put on one by the Cranberries.

While they are both great bands, they may not have the most neutral of view points. By and large I agree with Gerald - the UK would be very unlikely to get involved in religious violence. Squabbling over territory (N.I etc), oil and missing weapons, on the other hand, are all fair game for a good old squabble. Religious wars are so pass�
[ March 29, 2005: Message edited by: Dave Lenton ]

[Paul Sturrock]

Religious wars are so pass�

OK. Then lets hear some more about those pancakes.
[ March 29, 2005: Message edited by: Paul Sturrock ]

[Jeroen Wenting]

pancakes are serious business, almost as serious as chocolate.
So don't take them lightly!

[Gerald Davis]

Herray!!! yahhhhhh!!!

[Helen Thomas]

Yes , please do. The weddings at 2 pm.
Charles will have to apologise publicly for his adultery before taking his vows.

[Jesse Torres]

I completely forgot about the wedding. Was it a simple civil ceremony?