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Dum Royal Idiots

torgaddon101torgaddon101 Member Posts: 600 Arc User
edited July 2013 in Ten Forward
going bonkers about this royal brat..

who will never go hungry.

who will never die for their country..

who you will never know hardship?

dum yanks..:eek:
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  • letsrishletsrish Member Posts: 28 Arc User
    edited July 2013
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  • starkaosstarkaos Member Posts: 11,556 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    And what has this to do with Discussing Star Trek Online? If it belongs anywhere on these forums, then it belongs in Ten Forward.
  • wildthyme467989wildthyme467989 Member Posts: 1,286 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    torgaddon101 wrote: »
    going bonkers about this royal brat..

    who will never go hungry.

    who will never die for their country..

    who you will never know hardship?

    dum yanks..:eek:

    Didn't know we had royalty in Star Trek Online. Wow, Cryptic are blessed
  • assimilatedktarassimilatedktar Member Posts: 1,708 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    wildthyme467989 wrote: »
    Didn't know we had royalty in Star trek Online. Wow, Cryptic are blessed

    Well, we do have two empresses. And wasn't the girl on the planet that was threatened by the comet a princess?
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  • zdfx19zdfx19 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    Erhm.... God save the Cryptic Queen.... O.o
  • kirkryderkirkryder Member Posts: 149 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    torgaddon101 wrote: »
    going bonkers about this royal brat..

    who will never go hungry.

    who will never die for their country..

    who you will never know hardship?

    dum yanks..:eek:

    If everyone was rich, no one would work. Is that what you want? A planet full of people that dont want to do anything because they have coloured paper that does not mean a thing!

    oh hang on a minute, we already do!

    AND THIS IS IN THE WRONG CHAT ROOM!!! :cool:
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  • wildthyme467989wildthyme467989 Member Posts: 1,286 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    kirkryder wrote: »
    AND THIS IS IN THE WRONG CHAT ROOM!!! :cool:

    Not anymore
  • jonsillsjonsills Member Posts: 10,473 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    Personally, when I set out to attempt to insult someone else's intellect, I generally take care to spell my insults correctly.

    The word you want is "dumb", spelled with a silent "b" at the end. "Dum" isn't even a word in English, although when you alter a bullet so as to cause the slug to expand drastically on hitting its target (often by carving an X into the nose of the slug), it's then called a "dumdum [or dum-dum] round".

    I won't go into the whole emotional connection British subjects seem to feel to their royal family; my country worked hard to separate itself from the British Empire some 237 years ago, so the most I can work up is a mild interest in the firstborn of what appears to be a very nice couple.
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  • wildthyme467989wildthyme467989 Member Posts: 1,286 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    jonsills wrote: »
    Personally, when I set out to attempt to insult someone else's intellect, I generally take care to spell my insults correctly.

    The word you want is "dumb", spelled with a silent "b" at the end. "Dum" isn't even a word in English, although when you alter a bullet so as to cause the slug to expand drastically on hitting its target (often by carving an X into the nose of the slug), it's then called a "dumdum [or dum-dum] round".

    I won't go into the whole emotional connection British subjects seem to feel to their royal family; my country worked hard to separate itself from the British Empire some 237 years ago, so the most I can work up is a mild interest in the firstborn of what appears to be a very nice couple.

    I'm British and I share your outlook on all of this
  • thumpyechothumpyecho Member Posts: 298 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    ....just to add some humor....

    "No matter how silly the idea of having a queen might be to us, as Americans, we must be gracious and considerate hosts."

    ....please somebody get this joke.....



    Just some more for the H of it:

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    ...geez I'm so off topic......another warning for me!!!!
  • breadandcircusesbreadandcircuses Member Posts: 2,355 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    thumpyecho wrote: »
    ....just to add some humor....

    "No matter how silly the idea of having a queen might be to us, as Americans, we must be gracious and considerate hosts."

    ....please somebody get this joke.....

    Surprisingly, this wasn't on YouTube... after all: Protecting the Queen's safety is a task that is gladly accepted by Police Squad.

    Really, though, I think jonsills wins the thread :P
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  • sander233sander233 Member Posts: 3,992 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    torgaddon101 wrote: »
    who will never die for their country..

    Actually the Royals often serve in the military, even fighting on the frontlines.

    Prince Harry (aka Captain Wales) flew Apache AH.1 attack helicopters in Afghanistan.
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  • thumpyechothumpyecho Member Posts: 298 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    breadandcircuses wrote: »
    Surprisingly, this wasn't on YouTube... after all: Protecting the Queen's safety is a task that is gladly accepted by Police Squad.

    Really, though, I think jonsills wins the thread :P

    YES!!!....There is Hope for this generation!!!!

    sander233 wrote: »
    Actually the Royals often serve in the military, even fighting on the frontlines.

    Prince Harry (aka Captain Wales) flew Apache AH.1 attack helicopters in Afghanistan.

    ...and my own personal experience(19D) with this one - I don't believe for one second that he was in any real danger[Personal History: I was with the unit Sarah Palin's boy was in - he was dummy corded to the Colonels posse] ....with all the press and whatnot about him going over I surprised they let him do anything.....plus if he wanted the real experience - be a ground pounder :D.....
  • otisnobleotisnoble Member Posts: 1,290 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    zdfx19 wrote: »
    Erhm.... God save the Cryptic Queen.... O.o

    You mean George Takai?
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  • topsettopset Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    jonsills wrote: »
    I won't go into the whole emotional connection British subjects seem to feel to their royal family; my country worked hard to separate itself from the British Empire some 237 years ago, so the most I can work up is a mild interest in the firstborn of what appears to be a very nice couple.

    Don't presume to know how "British subjects" feel about the royal family. Personally I think having a head of state who is also the head of monarchy at the pinnacle of a class system epitomises everything which is wrong with this country.

    I firmly believe in the separation of church and state, the sooner this country gets it - the better.

    Even if they are just glorified tourist attractions.
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  • marc8219marc8219 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    Seeing as the previous President was the son of a President, and now his brother is being discussed as a potential candidate, is America really any different from monarchy? We seriously need laws stopping relatives of politicians from running to prevent dynasties.
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  • sander233sander233 Member Posts: 3,992 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    thumpyecho wrote: »
    ...and my own personal experience(19D) with this one - I don't believe for one second that he was in any real danger[Personal History: I was with the unit Sarah Palin's boy was in - he was dummy corded to the Colonels posse] ....with all the press and whatnot about him going over I surprised they let him do anything.....plus if he wanted the real experience - be a ground pounder :D.....

    Every time you leave the ground in a helicopter you are in very real danger of very real (and messy) death.
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  • sander233sander233 Member Posts: 3,992 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    otisnoble wrote: »
    You mean George Takai?

    Oh my.
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  • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    "And on the night of the birth of the future King of England, born under a full moon, a great storm did shake the land, as if in protest of some great evil..." - Me
  • topsettopset Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    marcusdkane wrote: »
    "And on the night of the birth of the future King of England, born under a full moon, a great storm did shake the land, as if in protest of some great evil..." - Me

    Hahahaha. Good work sir.
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  • age03age03 Member Posts: 1,664 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    starkaos wrote: »
    And what has this to do with Discussing Star Trek Online? If it belongs anywhere on these forums, then it belongs in Ten Forward.

    This is the off topic forum which is allowed and to the OP I don't think you know what the new royal resposiblities are to the commonwealth.
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  • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    topset wrote: »
    Hahahaha. Good work sir.

    Have to admit, last night's meteorological shenanigans were pretty epic :cool:
  • xapocalypseponyxxapocalypseponyx Member Posts: 577 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    marc8219 wrote: »
    We seriously need laws stopping relatives of politicians from running to prevent dynasties.

    Naw, we just need smarter people. Wait...... yeah, never mind, you are right.
  • topsettopset Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    marcusdkane wrote: »
    Have to admit, last night's meteorological shenanigans were pretty epic :cool:

    Weren't they just? I've never heard thunder that loud before - and the lightening was so far away when it started. Then when the rain came down, I couldn't help but go outside at 4.30am just to sit in it for a little while. It felt almost tropical, it was beautiful.

    Could do with a bit more, been so muggy today!
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  • urniv821urniv821 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    Don't be mean to the baby.

    Hell.. the Royal family is a whole lot more stable then most of our idiot celebrities in the US.. and we get their kids shoved in our faces constantly. :mad:

    Congrats England! :D
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  • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    topset wrote: »
    Weren't they just? I've never heard thunder that loud before - and the lightening was so far away when it started. Then when the rain came down, I couldn't help but go outside at 4.30am just to sit in it for a little while. It felt almost tropical, it was beautiful.

    Could do with a bit more, been so muggy today!

    Yeah, waaay too humid for my tastes today... A friend local to me put on fb a few minutes ago that they have thunder and lightning, so who knows :cool:
  • topsettopset Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    marcusdkane wrote: »
    Yeah, waaay too humid for my tastes today... A friend local to me put on fb a few minutes ago that they have thunder and lightning, so who knows :cool:

    I looked up the forecast in hope. Looks like it's going to be mostly in the Midlands. Pretty much no rain down in London :(
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  • jam3s1701jam3s1701 Member Posts: 1,825 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    Although I kinda couldn't give a monkeys about the royal baby I am British and i feel proud to have a well known royal family.

    So please stop the hate i for one do not bash the fact many other countries lack the wonder of such a head of state as I feel having a president is nothing more than having a puppet who has no voice and is bound by the people and the principles of the people below him or her.
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  • cptjhuntercptjhunter Member Posts: 2,288 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    jonsills wrote: »
    Personally, when I set out to attempt to insult someone else's intellect, I generally take care to spell my insults correctly.

    The word you want is "dumb", spelled with a silent "b" at the end. "Dum" isn't even a word in English, although when you alter a bullet so as to cause the slug to expand drastically on hitting its target (often by carving an X into the nose of the slug), it's then called a "dumdum [or dum-dum] round".

    I won't go into the whole emotional connection British subjects seem to feel to their royal family; my country worked hard to separate itself from the British Empire some 237 years ago, so the most I can work up is a mild interest in the firstborn of what appears to be a very nice couple.

    This. I am an American, but my ancestors were British Colonists. If it wasn't for. a Hospital in London in WW2 saving my grandfather who had a chest full of shrapnel, I Wouldn't be here to type this.I have respect for the U.K.,so congradulations.
  • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
    edited July 2013
    topset wrote: »
    I looked up the forecast in hope. Looks like it's going to be mostly in the Midlands. Pretty much no rain down in London :(

    Yup, raining and some rumbles now here in Inbred Land, er, I mean, Norfolk (I'm from Sussex, moved up here when I met my wife :( ) Still crazy humid though :(
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