Royal Baby

[barbara]

http://www.salon.com/2013/07/12/roya...oaches_payoff/

Not too late to get in on the betting....

Apparently one can bet on just about any variable when it comes to the royal baby soon to be born.

[noonereal]

[Oerets]

I just hope all goes well. Be nice if they could leave them alone too!



Barney

[Rex E.]

Not sure why anyone would be bothered with any of it.

[Charles]

I'm more interested in the booger I just pulled from my nose.

At least I can breathe better until the next one comes along.

Chas

[Wasillaguy]

Odds at 1:8 it will be a big greenie with tap root

[BlueStreak]

Phew! I thought someone was going to make me kiss the Royal Baby again............ICK!!

http://www.usscoralsea.net/pages/shellback.php

Dave

[BlueStreak]

I'm taking the 1,000,000 to 1 shot that it's a hermaphrodite to be born when the moon is in the seventh house.

Dave

[HarmanKardon]

My mother is waiting so bad for the little rascal, it drives me almost crazy. She loves the Royals, especially the Queen, who is as old as my mother.

Some background. The Nazis fucked up in England and especially in London very severe during WWII. Enough reason for the Brits to hate the Germans forever. And so did Queen Mum, the mother of ElisabethII, she hated the Germans even when she died more than 100 years old. In the mid sixties the young Queen visited Germany, just 20 years after the end of WWII and this visit was full of reconciliation. My mother was so deeply grateful for that and still is.

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by HarmanKardon

My mother is waiting so bad for the little rascal, it drives me almost crazy. She loves the Royals, especially the Queen, who is as old as my mother.

Some background. The Nazis fucked up in England and especially in London very severe during WWII. Enough reason for the Brits to hate the Germans forever. And so did Queen Mum, the mother of ElisabethII, she hated the Germans even when she died more than 100 years old. In the mid sixties the young Queen visited Germany, just 20 years after the end of WWII and this visit was full of reconciliation. My mother was so deeply grateful for that and still is.

Sometimes, you just got to let go. No sense in holding a grudge forever.

Dave