[News] Well done to the Queen setting the best example.

[TugWilson]

Well done to her for not barging to the front of the vaccination queue when she easily could have had her jab last year.

“Meanwhile, Buckingham Palace has said the Queen, 94, and the Duke of Edinburgh, 99 by , received Covid-19 vaccinations on Saturday (today).”

What wonderful grace and patience from our Queen and a brilliant example of British fair play when it comes to enduring this pandemic together.

The royal family provides as with a great tourist attraction, avoids us having an all powerful President like that **** Trump and differentiates us from your average dull republic.

God Save The Queen.

Well apart from having THE best that Harley street has to offer , on 24 hour call , the best food cooked by the best , and countless employee`s taking ALL the real hard work out of life . Her biggest problem is choosing which Palace to sleep in .
That is a complete joke right !! , Did it occur to you how /why they all live an average 15 years more than you and me .

 

[GT49er]

My mum had the 1st Jab 18th December [emoji106], second one yesterday.

OK, I didn't realise people were getting jabbed that early. Hope they get to me sooner than I thought then!

 

[Chicken Run]

OK, I didn't realise people were getting jabbed that early. Hope they get to me sooner than I thought then!

She’s 87 and lives in Brighton, they used the Church Hall in Stanford Avenue, at 2:30 she was number 700 for the day with them going thru hill 8pm [emoji106][emoji122]


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[Thunder Bolt]

Well apart from having THE best that Harley street has to offer , on 24 hour call , the best food cooked by the best , and countless employee`s taking ALL the real hard work out of life . Her biggest problem is choosing which Palace to sleep in .
That is a complete joke right !! , Did it occur to you how /why they all live an average 15 years more than you and me .

All? The Queen’s father died aged 52. The Queen’s younger sister was only 72 when she died.
Money doesn’t buy good health although good medical care does help.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Well apart from having THE best that Harley street has to offer , on 24 hour call , the best food cooked by the best , and countless employee`s taking ALL the real hard work out of life . Her biggest problem is choosing which Palace to sleep in .
That is a complete joke right !! , Did it occur to you how /why they all live an average 15 years more than you and me .

They're Germans. It's in the genes

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

They're Germans. It's in the genes

And she’s good at penalties

 

[TugWilson]

All? The Queen’s father died aged 52. The Queen’s younger sister was only 72 when she died.
Money doesn’t buy good health although good medical care does help.

The Queen`s father King George VI passed away in his sleep in 1952 from coronary thrombosis , age 56 , something that could happen these day`s .
Princess Margarete also passed in her sleep through stroke age 71 , it must be mentioned she was a smoker .

 

[Fungus]

Does it work on lizards?

 

[LadySeagull]

I reckon this was actually their second jab.

 

[sydney]

All? The Queen’s father died aged 52. The Queen’s younger sister was only 72 when she died.
Money doesn’t buy good health although good medical care does help.

not sure about papa but Marge was a bit of a party animal by all accounts.

 

[sydney]

The Queen`s father King George VI passed away in his sleep in 1952 from coronary thrombosis , age 56 , something that could happen these day`s .
Princess Margarete also passed in her sleep through stroke age 71 , it must be mentioned she was a smoker .

a smoker , a party girl and a lover of %*+@...!!!

 

[rogersix]

All? The Queen’s father died aged 52. The Queen’s younger sister was only 72 when she died.
Money doesn’t buy good health although good medical care does help.

also, not being exposed to any sort of risk, danger, or hardship

 

[Thunder Bolt]

also, not being exposed to any sort of risk, danger, or hardship

They both served in the war. The Queen as a motor mechanic & Prince Philip in the Navy, as has most of the males.

 

[rogersix]

They both served in the war. The Queen as a motor mechanic & Prince Philip in the Navy, as has most of the males.

i know, they were kept well away from it; and then all the industrial diseases and accidents, rtc's, poor diets, stress, etc that they swerved, it all adds up to a lengthy, rather agreeable existence

 

[Westdene Seagull]

All? The Queen’s father died aged 52. The Queen’s younger sister was only 72 when she died.
Money doesn’t buy good health although good medical care does help.

Let's not forget Diana !

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Let's not forget Diana !

Or the Duke of Kent, or the Duke of Gloucester’s elder brother, both of whom died in flying accidents, the former on active service in WW2.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Or the Duke of Kent, or the Duke of Gloucester’s elder brother, both of whom died in flying accidents, the former on active service in WW2.

Add in Lord Mountbatten.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Add in Lord Mountbatten.

And the attempted assassination of Princess Anne. I loved the way she told the gunman, when told to get out of the car, she said, Not bloody likely!

The Queen Mum, who lived the longest of them all, lost her brother in WW1.

 

[rogersix]

And the attempted assassination of Princess Anne. I loved the way she told the gunman, when told to get out of the car, she said, Not bloody likely!

The Queen Mum, who lived the longest of them all, lost her brother in WW1.

i didn't know that, next thing you know they'll be paying their bloody tax!

 

[Thunder Bolt]

i didn't know that, next thing you know they'll be paying their bloody tax!

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