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The Bounty Bar Kid

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  1. If its a girl, that would be so fitting. Which royals did you meet? Only met the Queen and saw Wills. Our schools played Rugby against each other couple of times a year. Unfortunately I wasn't good enough to play him.
  2. I'm sure a few have come up on here recently. Smudgedon's ones for example.
  3. So called update, more like drivel to pad it out... Pregnant duchess taken to hospital 22 July 2013 07:39 The Duchess of Cambridge has been admitted to hospital and is in the early stages of labour, Kensington Palace has said. She travelled by car from the palace to St Mary's in Paddington, west London, with her husband the Duke of Cambridge. The couple do not know the sex of their first child, who will be third in line to the throne. The BBC's Nick Witchell said there was likely to be no more news until the official announcement of the birth. The duchess's due date had never been officially announced The world's press have been camped outside St Mary's for days in anticipation of the birth. The due date had never been officially announced but had widely been expected to be mid-July. Royal vehicles were seen at a back entrance to the hospital at about 06:00 BST, with the announcement coming from Kensington Palace an hour-and-a-half later. The duchess is being tended by a top medical team led by the Queen's former gynaecologist Marcus Setchell, who delivered the Countess of Wessex's two children. Assisting him is Alan Farthing, the former fiance of murdered TV presenter Jill Dando and the Queen's current gynaecologist. The Duke of Cambridge has been with his wife on annual leave and will have two weeks' paternity leave. It is believed the next time the couple will be seen in public is when they appear on the steps of the hospital with their baby. The way the birth will be announced is steeped in tradition. It is custom for news of royal births and deaths to be attached to the railings of Buckingham Palace but in this case, it will be displayed on an ornate easel in the forecourt of the palace. The Queen, senior members of the Royal Family, and the duchess's family - if they are not at the hospital - will be told about the birth first. Then a royal aide will take the bulletin, signed by key medical staff, from the hospital to the palace under police escort. After the note is displayed, an announcement will be posted on Twitter and Facebook, and the media will be informed. Under new laws to succession the baby will remain third in line to the throne regardless of gender. The couple announced they were expecting their first child in December after the duchess was admitted to hospital suffering from severe morning sickness. Since the announcement, the duchess has carried out 19 days of public engagements before going on maternity leave in the middle of June. Catherine's final public appearance before the birth was at the Trooping the Colour ceremony in June. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were married at Westminster Abbey in April 2011, watched on television by millions of people around the world. Are you or any of your friends and family due to give birth today? Let us know if your baby shares the royal birth date BBC © 2013 Just a waiting game now really...
  4. Is nobody reading what I'm saying? I've worked in retail for 15 years and know the Trade descriptions act.
  5. True, as much as I love the royals I wish the media would leave Harry and Wills alone. They've been through enough.
  6. Nope. Rules are what I stated. Either accept it and do the few or say no to everyone but take off sale for 24 hours.
  7. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23402300 Duchess of Cambridge 'in labour', says Kensington Palace 34 minutes ago The Duchess of Cambridge is in labour and has been admitted to St Mary's Hospital in London, a statement from Kensington Palace says. The BBC's Nicholas Witchell says that the Duchess is in the "early stages" of labour, and that she was brought to the hospital by car.
  8. If something is priced up wrong, they have two options. Go with it and then amend it once you've honoured it to people who noticed up until that point. Or remove it from sale for 24 hours. Then put it back up at the correct price.
  9. Let me know when you pop down to Abbey. I live about 10-15 mins from them.
  10. Don't really fancy going to the pub by myself. All my mates are at work. Also nearest decent pub requires a bit of a trek. One hour walk to get to.
  11. I put up a gazebo to clean mine but it's still way too hot for a detail. So I just washed and dried.
  12. She's a bit young for that chat isn't she? I leave that sort of thing to the missus - annyway - forget it - you're too old for her, unless your middle name is saville ? +1
  13. Isn't it your daughter's birthday soon? Aka deadline day!
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