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stokemaveric | 10:33 Fri 19th Nov 2010 | ChatterBank

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so we can have a bank holiday for next years royal wedding..hip hip hooray..so all us poor paupers can line the streets and wave to the millionaires as they drive past.. hooraaayyyy...

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Sqad

starbuck.......me too! LOL

starone

Wrong again squd. I am on my own and over 80 so I got £400. Why do I feel like saying da-da-di-da-da?

Sqad

starbuck ;-)

starone

Love you too sqad

annie0000

I suspect that in the current financial climate they will arrange the wedding on a day that is already a public holiday or at the weekend so that they can ease the pressure on businesses - and we will get no day off!!!!

annie0000

My bet would be May day (1st Monday in May?) or Easter

stewey

Perhaps April 1st?

starone

Don't be so negative annie. I expect some poor devils are looking forward to another day off the daily grind just as long as they get paid for it of course. Not me, I am on a permanent holiday. How about commorative mugs filled with chocolates for the children in school. Free of course, paid for by the Queen. I well remember getting one for Edward VIII even though he was never crowned. Lovely - it would make the children remember it in future years. Incidentally, I ate the chocolates rapidly so I wouldn't have to share them with anyone (my brother), don't know what hapened to the mug. I expect it would be worth something now on eBay.

starone

Sorry, I spelt commemorative wrong. Have I done it right this time?

annie0000

starbuck - there will be no chocolates - too many obese children with bad teeth ;o)

starone

Oh yes, I got carried away there didn't I? Not so deprived as I was then - brought up in the 1930's and chocolates a miracle as far as I was concerned.

annie0000

I was brought up in the 70's and chocolate was still a treat then. I dont think we got anything for Charles & Diana's but I was in High School then, seem to recall getting something for the Silver Jubilee (a coin maybe?)