The Queens funeral
The Queens funeral
A very historical day as Englands longest reigning monarch is laid to rest. We are living through a very historical day at the end of the Elizabethan era. God bless the Queen. God save the King.
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Almost given up pretending to work now to be honest
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Over 4 billion people expected to watch - incredible number.
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Don’t sit in the house all day watching the television, get outside and enjoy the fresh air with the family. It’ll be a more memorable day in years to come. With the world of social media, 24 hour rolling news and catch up TV, you’re not going to miss anything.
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Quoting Raiders of the Last Ark hereclaptrappers_union wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:27 amDon’t sit in the house all day watching the television, get outside and enjoy the fresh air with the family. It’ll be a more memorable day in years to come. With the world of social media, 24 hour rolling news and catch up TV, you’re not going to miss anything.
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Sadly it's ******* down here.claptrappers_union wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:27 amDon’t sit in the house all day watching the television, get outside and enjoy the fresh air with the family. It’ll be a more memorable day in years to come. With the world of social media, 24 hour rolling news and catch up TV, you’re not going to miss anything.
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Feel very sorry for all of you in the UK, having been bombarded by this stuff continually for the last 10 days. Apparently, even the radio played wrist slashing songs. Time for you to consider becoming a Republic like France. Here I can shop today and watch some decent television.
But the good news is tomorrow Rogers is gone (they did not want to announce today) and Dyche will take over.
But the good news is tomorrow Rogers is gone (they did not want to announce today) and Dyche will take over.
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I think most will do both - the Funeral is expected to be an hour long from 11-12, I’m sure most will watch it to show respect and see the spectacle (hope that didn’t sound offensive) and then get outside or whatever else.claptrappers_union wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:27 amDon’t sit in the house all day watching the television, get outside and enjoy the fresh air with the family. It’ll be a more memorable day in years to come. With the world of social media, 24 hour rolling news and catch up TV, you’re not going to miss anything.
I will be taking the dog on a long walk after the funeral and then lunch, and will then cut the grass.
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Agreed. I'm not a great monarchist (though completely respect/admire the late Queen as a great lady) but will watch some of the funeral coverage 11-12 for the spectacle and significance. Otherwise i'ts still warm/dry enough out there to have a decent walk without too much outer outer clothing & it'll be fairly quiet out in the lanes/parks I think.jedi_master wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:32 amI think most will do both - the Funeral is expected to be an hour long from 11-12, I’m sure most will watch it to show respect and see the spectacle (hope that didn’t sound offensive) and then get outside or whatever else.
I will be taking the dog on a long walk after the funeral and then lunch, and will then cut the grass.
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Hope those to whom it has meaning, for whatever reason, get what it is they want/need from today.
For me it's just another day, but one day nearer a return to some kind of normality.
A rare look at my fb newsfeed suggests the vast majority of my "" friends"" are as interested in the whole performance as I am.
For me it's just another day, but one day nearer a return to some kind of normality.
A rare look at my fb newsfeed suggests the vast majority of my "" friends"" are as interested in the whole performance as I am.
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People who are not interested can turn the television off or select a channel not showing the news,it is quite simple to do.brexit wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:32 amFeel very sorry for all of you in the UK, having been bombarded by this stuff continually for the last 10 days. Apparently, even the radio played wrist slashing songs. Time for you to consider becoming a Republic like France. Here I can shop today and watch some decent television.
But the good news is tomorrow Rogers is gone (they did not want to announce today) and Dyche will take over.
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I don't like sombre occasions, my sister onthe other hand, loves a good funeral, I wonder if she will enjoy her own I won't watch, I have other interests.
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We do do this kind of thing really well
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Exceptionally
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It must be so interesting for other nations to watch
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No it’s not. Important day for the British Elite and Royalists but just another day for the rest of the world
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Did you spot John Terry in the Abbey - full regalia complete with medals ??
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Some survey you’ve done there
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Phook off !brexit wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:32 amFeel very sorry for all of you in the UK, having been bombarded by this stuff continually for the last 10 days. Apparently, even the radio played wrist slashing songs. Time for you to consider becoming a Republic like France. Here I can shop today and watch some decent television.
But the good news is tomorrow Rogers is gone (they did not want to announce today) and Dyche will take over.
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Have to say i think the British are the best in the world at this .
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I was expecting this to be more like a match thread with live updates.
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Rubbish. As said at the start, over 4 billion people expected to watch it.
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Its been a fitting tribute, remembering the extraordinary life of a wonderful lady who spent all those years serving her Country.
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Well, I really enjoyed watching us do something very, very special.
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Those pall bearers deserve a big drink. I’ve done it once and it’s not easy but to do it for the Queen in front of billions..well, fair play.
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We do, it can't be denied. Definitely gives us a certain amount of soft power. I would trade it for something tangible that matters like a strong, functioning welfare state in heartbeat though.
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Yeah, difficult & stressful that must've been. Huge sigh of relief when they delivered it to the gun carriage.Swizzlestick wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 12:20 pmThose pall bearers deserve a big drink. I’ve done it once and it’s not easy but to do it for the Queen in front of billions..well, fair play.
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days like today make you proud to be British then you read a comment like above and realise there are some really sad and bitter people in our beautiful country.brexit wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:32 amFeel very sorry for all of you in the UK, having been bombarded by this stuff continually for the last 10 days. Apparently, even the radio played wrist slashing songs. Time for you to consider becoming a Republic like France. Here I can shop today and watch some decent television.
But the good news is tomorrow Rogers is gone (they did not want to announce today) and Dyche will take over.
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It would appear from the post that he/she is thankfully in France. Still could show a little more respect.pushpinpussy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 12:30 pmdays like today make you proud to be British then you read a comment like above and realise there are some really sad and bitter people in our beautiful country.
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Spectacular
Although I’m sure the 6 Naval Ratings lads at the front of the gun carriage could have managed pulling it themselves. They are huge
Although I’m sure the 6 Naval Ratings lads at the front of the gun carriage could have managed pulling it themselves. They are huge
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Can't take my eyes of this procession to be honest
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France is welcome to him/her. on a day like today i cannot comprehended why someone would want to be bitter and negative.
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Don’t feel sorry for me. I haven’t been bombarded with any “stuff” for the last ten days. I have been busy watching and listening to a nation mourn, and show its respect to someone who undoubtedly earned it. I felt proud doing so. I feel proud today watching it.brexit wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:32 amFeel very sorry for all of you in the UK, having been bombarded by this stuff continually for the last 10 days. Apparently, even the radio played wrist slashing songs. Time for you to consider becoming a Republic like France. Here I can shop today and watch some decent television.
But the good news is tomorrow Rogers is gone (they did not want to announce today) and Dyche will take over.
I will never consider becoming a republic like France. I wouldn’t want to be.
I have spent an hour or two of my life watching the world say farewell to HM Queen Elizabeth II. I will now go about my business. Not being able to go shopping today is no hardship. If I need to shop, I’ll go tomorrow, or the day after. I will have missed nothing today that couldn’t have been put off for a day or two. I have missed nor will I miss any television today. It’s still there waiting for me. The last ten days that have been dedicated to the memory of Her Majesty have been a pleasure (if that’s an acceptable word to use in these circumstances) to be a part of really when you consider the service we have been given by our late Queen.
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I was planning to work but a change of schedule allowed for a lovely walk this morning. Saw some deer, a squirrel and a stoat. A bit damp out but better than working.
Not sure if I'll watch later on iPlayer, there's another Gone Fishing I need to see first.
Not sure if I'll watch later on iPlayer, there's another Gone Fishing I need to see first.
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NottsClaret wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 12:43 pmI was planning to work but a change of schedule allowed for a lovely walk this morning. Saw some deer, a squirrel and a stoat. A bit damp out but better than working.
Not sure if I'll watch later on iPlayer, there's another Gone Fishing I need to see first.
I wish you would **** off you ignorant disrespectful prick
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Hopefully gets a lifetime ban from this board.brexit wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:32 amFeel very sorry for all of you in the UK, having been bombarded by this stuff continually for the last 10 days. Apparently, even the radio played wrist slashing songs. Time for you to consider becoming a Republic like France. Here I can shop today and watch some decent television.
But the good news is tomorrow Rogers is gone (they did not want to announce today) and Dyche will take over.
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Chill out mateTop Claret wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 12:47 pmI wish you would **** off you ignorant disrespectful prick
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So woke well done.NottsClaret wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 12:43 pmI was planning to work but a change of schedule allowed for a lovely walk this morning. Saw some deer, a squirrel and a stoat. A bit damp out but better than working.
Not sure if I'll watch later on iPlayer, there's another Gone Fishing I need to see first.
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Why should it? It's not abusive at all. He just doesn't feel the same about today's events as you.
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Thank goodness we haven't got the usual British weather .
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Funny at work one lad has in on his PC , now loads of quips form people but everyone stood and looked for a time .
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Lets not spoil this thread folks.
If you dont like a post, just ignore it?
If you dont like a post, just ignore it?