The Royal Wedding 2011 - Page 7

superbiatch · 29-04-2011, 16:36

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Originally Posted by Chris

Well, I think we can safely say there isn't another nation on Earth that can put on a show as well as that. Hollywood would spend millions on a thousand takes and still not end up with anything that looked as good.

Even if you have absolutely no affection whatsoever for the royal family and our constitution, you have to admit, you can't buy the sort of positive publicity for our great country that today's events have brought.

And, to top it all, a couple that are obviously very much in love have tied the knot and are starting life together. Wonderful.

Yes, very well organised and I'd like to give the police and security services a big

To control those numbers of people as well as they did was a complete success.

Gary L · 29-04-2011, 17:02

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Originally Posted by hugh

they are definitely silfs :d

satmilf.

Derek · 29-04-2011, 17:51

Oops. Who would have thought several thousand people drinking in the sunshine might end badly.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/sc...6908-23095821/

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AN unofficial street party in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park was descending into violence tonight as police stuggled to cope with a crowd of thousands of revellers.

Hundreds of thugs threw missiles at officers and at least three cops were injured.

Many of the 4000-strong crowd at the bash were boozing heavily and attacked officers as they tried to split up a fight.

Mr Angry · 29-04-2011, 18:09

I'm glad to see the day went well and they both looked very happy.

That said I think its important that the behind the scenes work that went on to make sure the day passed off incident free for the royals and the visting dignitaries should not be understated.

The task was a thankless one but Britain has its heroes such as Craig Phillips to thank for the smooth running of the day. The UK owes him, in particular, an incredible debt of gratitude for his selfless bravery.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCvqNsaZAJU

29-04-2011, 18:15

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Originally Posted by Derek

Oops. Who would have thought several thousand people drinking in the sunshine might end badly.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/sc...6908-23095821/

That'll be Camerons fault then

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The event was organised after David Cameron attacked "pen pushers and busybodies" for thwarting royal wedding celebrations.

The PM said : "They have no right to stop you from having fun. I am the Prime Minister and I am telling you if you want to have a street party, you go ahead and have one."

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry

I'm glad to see the day went well and they both looked very happy.

That said I think its important that the behind the scenes work that went on to make sure the day passed off incident free for the royals and the visting dignitaries should not be understated.

The task was a thankless one but Britain has its heroes such as Craig Phillips to thank for the smooth running of the day. The UK owes him, in particular, an incredible debt of gratitude for his selfless bravery.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCvqNsaZAJU

Oh dear ,i hope there will be "swift and merciless retribution" on him ,i agree with the sentiment but it could have been put a bit more tactfully or not at all preferably not at all from him

Hom3r · 29-04-2011, 18:18

I believe that if any group had tried any demo or other activity the crowd would have torn them apart.

29-04-2011, 18:20

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Originally Posted by Hom3r

I believe that if any group had tried any demo or other activity the crowd would have torn them apart.

i think you're correct but they didn't get the chance

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Police have invoked blanket stop-and-search powers around the area of the Royal Wedding following the arrest of 52 people Suspected anarchists were apparently seen putting masks on in central London's Soho Square before the Royal Wedding got under way nearby.

link

Mr Angry · 29-04-2011, 18:25

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Originally Posted by Hom3r

I believe that if any group had tried any demo or other activity the crowd would have torn them apart.

Especially suicide bombers......oh wait.

**Damien** · 29-04-2011, 18:31

I was travelling in France but I watched the main part of it in Paris. Very good. Tonight the French news was showing all the places in the world that were watching the wedding and cheering. All very nice

Proud day to be British! We can put on a really good show

Gary L · 29-04-2011, 18:41

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry

The task was a thankless one but Britain has its heroes such as Craig Phillips to thank for the smooth running of the day. The UK owes him, in particular, an incredible debt of gratitude for his selfless bravery.

You're joking? a hero?
that was pathetic really.

was it for real or was it a joke?

29-04-2011, 18:43

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Originally Posted by Gary L

You're joking? a hero?
that was pathetic really.

was it for real or was it a joke?

I think the video was real but i am sure Mr A was being sarcastic

Gary L · 29-04-2011, 18:56

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Originally Posted by martyh

I think the video was real

It's embarrassing. he's made himself look a bigger door knob than he already is.

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but i am sure Mr A was being sarcastic

Let's hope so.

LOL anyone seen the other videos from the youtube user?
very strange boy.

29-04-2011, 19:12

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Originally Posted by Gary L

It's embarrassing. he's made himself look a bigger door knob than he already is.

Let's hope so.

LOL anyone seen the other videos from the youtube user?
very strange boy.

this by the uploader

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Basically, this is a rip from the Channel 4 program The Royal Wedding Crashers. I saw this, and was slightly disturbed lol. I know it was only a joke etc, but the principal of it is, to the wrong people, it could be seen as something it aint...if you catch my drift. Is it me,or are people purposly trying to give extremists something to respond to? WHAT are your views on this?

yes it may be a joke ,but it is very misleading if shown out of context ...and we all know how sensitive some foriegners can be

Gary L · 29-04-2011, 19:25

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Originally Posted by martyh

yes it may be a joke ,but it is very misleading if shown out of context ...and we all know how sensitive some foriegners can be

Who put the terrorist in front of the TV then?

he has got a point about giving them something to respond to.

29-04-2011, 19:37

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Originally Posted by Gary L

Who put the terrorist in front of the TV then?

he has got a point about giving them something to respond to.

That's the point it's not a terrorist it is a joke video ....i hope