Are You Bothered About Diana

[coventrygull]

Nope and it is only because a certain Egyptian shop keeper bangs on about this we are not allowed to forget

Hasn't he paid for some statue of the pair

 

[British Bulldog]

It was all quite sad at the time but you have to move on at some point.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

about as bothered about her as i am about the price of tomato ketchup in peru.

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I hear its rediculous BTW



I have no problem with people wanting to celebrate her life per se....its all the bollox concerning that trollop Camilla that really gets me.

having sai dall that Big Brother final is on tonight and I am sure more people will tune in to that than listen to some sanctimoniuos twerp wittering on about how she was "the People's Princess" - no she wasn't.....she was a toff who happened to like touching people as opposed to the rest of them who wouldnt be seen dead touching the "people"

 

[bhaexpress]

I hear its rediculous BTW



I have no problem with people wanting to celebrate her life per se....its all the bollox concerning that trollop Camilla that really gets me.

having sai dall that Big Brother final is on tonight and I am sure more people will tune in to that than listen to some sanctimoniuos twerp wittering on about how she was "the People's Princess" - no she wasn't.....she was a toff who happened to like touching people as opposed to the rest of them who wouldnt be seen dead touching the "people"

Sauce ?

 

[Beach Hut]

Hasn't he paid for some statue of the pair

I believe there is some naff statue type thing at Harrods

 

[Shegull]

about as bothered about her as i am about the price of tomato ketchup in peru.

ten years ago we lived in egypt and i am pleased that we missed out all the national blubbing and wailing and whatever went on. didn't all the shops close for her funeral or something?

its sad she died and left those two boys with no mother, and i am sorry for them but i couldn't care less about what hymn is being played at a service nor who is attending.

I was left without a mother when I was 13. Unfortunately I like most people on the planet was not high profiled enought to have a memorial service FOR HER at the drop of a hat.

You lot have my sympathy for when queenie finally pops her clogs. 24 hour station to station of memorials and memories and whatever else they can think off.

As Heffle Gulls son said SHE'S DEAD GET OVER IT.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

Sauce ?

what? Oh I see...you were being humerous....dont Frank, it doesnt suit someone of you age and stature

 

[Eagle Slayer]

Her bloody face has been in the Daily Express everyday since her death 10 years ago .

 

[The Large One]

I personally don't commemorate any dead at all. My mother has been dead about 15 years, my father about 8 years. I have never been back to their grave since the day they were burried. Why anyone does I don't know. Yes, of course I miss them and I have my moments of terrible sadness, but they're gone, they're not coming back, why wallow in pity? Maybe harsh, but thats my opinion.

Pretty much matches my sentiments. I miss my Mum terribly, but I'm not going to go on about it.






















































Oh, I just have. Sorry.

 

[Eagle Slayer]

Sauce ?

Tomato

 

[Hunting 784561]

The Daily Express has excelled itself today on the front page, managing to get double whammy headlines in of Princess Diana AND Madelaine McCann.

Dont know exactly who they are aiming the paper at nowadays, but way to go guys.

 

[The Large One]

The Daily Express has excelled itself today on the front page, managing to get double whammy headlines in of Princess Diana AND Madelaine McCann.

Dont know exactly who they are aiming the paper at nowadays, but way to go guys.

The terminally-angry, hyper-depressed, hyper-repressed strands of country-house fascist Middle England.

Bless.

 

[Trufflehound]

At least we have the memory of that "fairytale wedding" to look back on:

 

[Curious Orange]

The Daily Express has excelled itself today on the front page, managing to get double whammy headlines in of Princess Diana AND Madelaine McCann.

Two long-dead people on one front page, couldn't they add Churchill or the Queen Mum just for good measure?

 

[aftershavedave]

Me neither. It was always a load of bollocks.

f*** the royals.

that was my view then and it remains the same today

 

[Publius Ovidius]

At least we have the memory of that "fairytale wedding" to look back on:

Oh Christ...its Friday!!!!

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Its a tragedy for someone to die at 37, it shouldn't happen, saying I did not give a shit at the time is a bit callous, but lots of people die young, I know of about 6 blokes under 50 who have passed away from NSC members alone at least in the last few years.

 

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

To go one step further than those who didn't care when she died, I was actually PLEASED. Pleased to the extent, in fact, that I held an informal gathering of family and friends where we quaffed Bucks Fizz all afternoon and munched on little cubes of pineapple and cheese placed on those little sticks.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

The day of the funeral was fantastic. I went for a long cycle ride - and there was no traffic on the road - it was an absolute joy. It was a glorious day and to belt along with not a care for any traffic was fantastic. There were a few like-minded citizens out - who greeted each other with cheery waves.

And what Simster said.

 

[The Large One]

Its a tragedy for someone to die at 37, it shouldn't happen, saying I did not give a shit at the time is a bit callous, but lots of people die young, I know of about 6 blokes under 50 who have passed away from NSC members alone at least in the last few years.

I think it's not the actual passing people were ambivalent towards, it was more the grief fascism that followed. It did my f***ing nut in at the time.