MAMIL

I discovered this blogger while trawling for something else.

I like his/her style.

Have a read of this post. I'm sure it'll appeal to Richard:

MAMIL

FAIRY PRINCESS .... OR ..... PRISSY FARCE

"In an interview with the BBC on Monday, Harry gushed that Princess Diana and the former "Suits" actress would be "thick as thieves, without question.""

Yes, well, I don't know about "thick as thieves" as Diana was more like 'thick as two short planks'

Wow! Blasphemy almost and the Dianaphiles out there will no doubt troll me but fact is fact. Diana Spenser was far from being the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Princess Diana ‘was really spiteful, really unkind’, Mountbatten sisters claim - Vanity Fair Feature

When I float the name of the late Princess of Wales by Lady Pamela, she initially offers a couple of positive remarks, then lowers the boom: “She had enormous charisma, she was beautiful, she was very good at empathy with the general crowd … and she had no feeling at all for her husband or his family. Quite the reverse!
“She was really spiteful, really unkind to him—and, my God, he’s a man who needs support and encouragement. [The marriage] absolutely destroyed him. He looked grey and ghost-like. Now of course he’s blossomed again.
“She made everybody believe she’d been thrown to the wolves. Such nonsense! She was given the Queen’s favorite lady-in-waiting, Sue Hussey, to help her, to teach her. But she didn’t want to be told anything. ‘That’s boring, Sue,’ she’d say. Instead, she wanted to listen to her music and go disco-ing or to some jive concert. She didn’t try. She had no need to try because she saw the people admired her, then they admired her more. She reckoned she was the star.”

It's all coming out now - I guess because her youngest son is about to marry and the whole royalty machine is gearing up for another PR onslaught so the anti-brigade have to respond.

As for me I think that they are all a bunch of inbred leeches and I always thought that Diana was a dumb simp.

I enjoy watching the comedy series The Windsors which send them up 'royally'

FAT, IRREVERENT, IRRELIGIOUS AND VERY FUNNY

I like Ricky Gervais. He's nicely self-effacing and unpretentious.

This is a great interview with Corbert:



RICKY GERVAIS STEPHEN CORBERT