[AnnieK]

Harry looks more comfortable in his uniform than William. William shines in his own clothes and when out meeting the public, he was in his element meeting the crowds in the queue today and did a fantastic job as always of showing the human side of the monarchy....but I feel he always looks uncomfortable in uniform...and I think Charles does too. I think from his service days for Harry, which were amongst his happiest, being in uniform is where he feels comfortable.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Harry looking kingly in his uniform

It’s the closest he will get….it’s called dressing up

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

It’s the closest he will get….it’s called dressing up

So disrespectful to a war veteran.

[bots]

i think we can all agree that charles, william and harry all look better than boris in a uniform

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by arista

He Shoved a little girl
out of HIS way

Complete nutter , I'm surprised he managed to touch the coffin.
With all those guards there .

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

It’s the closest he will get….it’s called dressing up

Harry served 10 years in Afghanistan . Why do you talk about him.....as if he's a 10 year old child going to fancy dress.

Harry had just as much right to wear uniform ,as his brother William.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Harry looks more comfortable in his uniform than William. William shines in his own clothes and when out meeting the public, he was in his element meeting the crowds in the queue today and did a fantastic job as always of showing the human side of the monarchy....but I feel he always looks uncomfortable in uniform...and I think Charles does too. I think from his service days for Harry, which were amongst his happiest, being in uniform is where he feels comfortable.

I agree and also harry looks uncomfortable wearing a suit

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Harry served 10 years in Afghanistan . Why do you talk about him.....as if he's a 10 year old child going to fancy dress.

Harry had just as much right to wear uniform ,as his brother William.

I think it’s reference to harry becoming king
Harry walked away from the monarchy so it’s childish to make reference to harry becoming king the same way it’s childish to call Meghan a queen.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i don't think i've ever heard anyone say that casket makes me look fat. I think this is brand new territory

You know all about mary loving dick though!

[Beso]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Harry looks more comfortable in his uniform than William. William shines in his own clothes and when out meeting the public, he was in his element meeting the crowds in the queue today and did a fantastic job as always of showing the human side of the monarchy....but I feel he always looks uncomfortable in uniform...and I think Charles does too. I think from his service days for Harry, which were amongst his happiest, being in uniform is where he feels comfortable.

Harry's active service was where he felt most comfortable !!!!

Are you sure Jack's?

[arista]

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[Cherie]

Phil and Holly are presenters, to call them journalists is a stretch, would they normally do their own research, I don't think so

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Phil and Holly are presenters, to call them journalists is a stretch, would they normally do their own research, I don't think so

They jumped the Queue

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Phil and Holly are presenters, to call them journalists is a stretch, would they normally do their own research, I don't think so

I wouldn't call them journalists either Cherie.
I actually think it's a stretch to term them presenters at times
At times they seem to have little knowledge on what they're talking to guests about.
Sorry for that if you like them.

No one should jump the queue however.
Credit to any MPs and also former PM Mrs May with her husband who queued with everyone.

Plus Beckham too.
Along with probably many others.

It really isn't right for anyone to be given an easier pass to the Hall.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Harry's active service was where he felt most comfortable !!!!

Are you sure Jack's?

I said his army days were some of his happiest, not most comfortable,I doubt anyone would be comfortable on the front line.

And who is Jacks?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by jet

I too have that hope - for the sake of the Monarchy and peace for Charles, William and Kate. I hope H&M find a life that doesn't include continuing to try to disturb his father and brothers peace of mind. But many will not forgive and forget what the traitor and his money grabbing wife have done.

Tbh all Meghan cares about is getting more media attention. There's always another tiny detail she can make up for the next Tell-All, even though she's been living the Hollywood Life since Oprah.

Originally Posted by parmnion

Him and Andrew not allowed them but the only 2 to have seen real service...

I find that weird...and amusing.

It does feel a bit backward. I think the "reason" is that they're the only ones who aren't currently involved in the Forces in any capacity? Like, even Princess Anne has nominal commisioner titles, etc.

Even so, as you say they're the only ones to have seen real service. That should entitle Harry to wear his uniform 24/7 if that's what he wants. Heck, he was fricken knighted for his time in the army, surely that should mean something.

[arista]

https://twitter.com/culturaltutor/st...65872869695489

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

https://twitter.com/culturaltutor/st...65872869695489

Poor Stephen, there was no real proof he was crosseyed.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I wouldn't call them journalists either Cherie.
I actually think it's a stretch to term them presenters at times
At times they seem to have little knowledge on what they're talking to guests about.
Sorry for that if you like them.

No one should jump the queue however.
Credit to any MPs and also former PM Mrs May with her husband who queued with everyone.

Plus Beckham too.
Along with probably many others.

It really isn't right for anyone to be given an easier pass to the Hall.

Hi joey,
I clearly used the wrong word to describe how they managed to jump the que they are not journalists but part of the media

Also this thread has been mainly positive but I will draw attention to David beckham

He way have respected the queen but it wasn’t too long ago that a letter came out revealing he wasn’t happy About not getting a knight hood

Were was his wife?, was this genuine or an opportunity to make a knighthood more plausible

[bots]

people wont forget what Phil and Holly did, it will haunt them for the remainder of their careers

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Hi joey,
I clearly used the wrong word to describe how they managed to jump the que they are not journalists but part of the media

Also this thread has been mainly positive but I will draw attention to David beckham

He way have respected the queen but it wasn’t too long ago that a letter came out revealing he wasn’t happy About not getting a knight hood

Were was his wife?, was this genuine or an opportunity to make a knighthood more plausible

All valid points there sheriff.

I admired he queued but you raise a fair point there.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

All valid points there sheriff.

I admired he queued but you raise a fair point there.

Yes, anyone that took the time to que gets my respect I’m sure many thousands more would of loved to do the same.

The queen was a stay calm and carry on person throughout all our lives.