It's All A Pathetic Showcase For The Me-Too Brigade.

[Canary42]

Respect? You're havin' a laugh!

[pimplyteen]

Speculation can be very entertaining on AB. :0)

[barry1010]

Surely those who go for the bragging rights don't want to be part of 'me too'.
They want to be able to brag to those who couldn't go, not be seen as a sheep. More a 'awww, you couldn't go? Shame, I was there and it was fab and I was stood next to Beckham and I saw Prince William and Kate kissed my cheek and I was like, right there, next to the queen in her coffin, and everyone admired my dress......'

[naomi24]

You looked good though, Barry. Lovely posh frock … just right for the occasion. ;o)

[Ken4155]

Heard an old guy on the radio yesterday saying he queued for hours, paid his respects, then rejoined the queue to do it all again. Said he wanted to be a part of history. For all i know, he's in the queue now, waiting for his 3rd visit :-J

[gulliver1]

09.57 It was probably TTT..... Ken.

[pimplyteen]

Thanks for the update ken i missed last nights episode of the Q did wonder what happened at the end?

[ToraToraTora]

Thanks Gully, you don't often compliment me.

[mushroom25]

// next to the queen in her coffin //

.....is anyone thinking, "Schroedinger's Queen"?

[douglas9401]

No need for catty remarks, mushroom.

[jno]

it's possible Canary neabt the Me-Me-Me brigade, a different unit.

[fiveleaves]

People have joined the Queue for all sorts of reasons, and nobody here has any right to question their motives. I am not an ardent royalist but gave it some serious thought on Friday. However, at the time I would have had to buy coach tickets to London the talk was of 20 hours+

[FoxLee2]

And what of the people who couldn't wait to put their queue wristbands for sale on Ebay - shows so much respect.