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13. I am hardly worked up about. About at the point of really don't give an iota about this story.

Sun Jul 26, 2020, 06:25 PM

Jul 2020

Or celebrities, or "royals". I made a two second comment. Hardly "worked up" about it.

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Rift between royal brothers laid bare in new book extract [View all] left-of-center2012 Jul 2020 OP

'this girl', That is what popped for me. LizBeth Jul 2020 #1

That's nice, but my point holds. Squinch Jul 2020 #6

Lololol. Riduculous. Both older men and women are referred to Celerity Jul 2020 #14

Would you accept that there are some social contexts Denzil_DC Jul 2020 #15

yes Celerity Jul 2020 #17

Since it's not a direct quote, but what an unnamed source reported he said muriel_volestrangler Jul 2020 #12

You'd be surprised how many of us want to see Ghost Dog Jul 2020 #8

One major problem I have with Republicanism in the UK... T_i_B Jul 2020 #10

I'd advocate a thoroughly backstage, purely constitutional role Ghost Dog Jul 2020 #16

It's a heinous dynamic. Denzil_DC Jul 2020 #11

I'm American, my partner is English. a la izquierda Aug 2020 #19

Dear me, a royal with a "snobby tone". Where's my fainting couch? unblock Jul 2020 #3

Sounds like The Globe LakeArenal Jul 2020 #7

Typical half-brotherly rivalry sandensea Jul 2020 #18