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Old 07-16-2008, 03:27 AM
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Prince meets young teachers
July 15

The Prince of Wales got a lesson in teaching during a visit to a secondary school in east London.

The Press Association: Prince meets young teachers
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He looks like James Bond (from the 60s)
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I like Dita von Teese. She's very classy. A lot of people would take the routine that she does and make it completely lewd and crass, but she injects a lot of that old-school glamour and sex-appeal into it. And I love how she dresses. She's said she doesn't even own a pair of jeans. It takes a lot to dress like it's 1947 every day!
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The Prince of Wales is on his way to the Canary Islands in October ・in reality form, if not in person.He is recording a video address for this year痴 Abta Travel Trade Convention which is taking place on Gran Canaria for the first time ever.

Prince Charles “in the Canaries” - Tenerife News - News from Tenerife Canary Islands Spain

Charles trust tells City: Give us £1m a week to keep teens from crime
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A convicted thief who set up his own window cleaning business after leaving prison has been employed on Prince Charles's estate in Wales

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_west/7572172.stm
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Well bully for him! Looks like he learned his lesson!!

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Old 09-01-2008, 02:37 AM
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Charles: Why I back The Millies
September 1

PRINCE Charles pays tribute to Britain’s Armed Forces today — as he and The Sun give our service heroes the salute they so richly deserve.

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The POW is just getting better and better. He's human, he makes the odd mistake, but his heart is in his country and with his people. What more could you ask for in a Crown Prince?
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Prince Charles exterminates Dr Who cameo after refusing offer to appear on hit show | Mail Online
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Dare I say it, he looks good in the first picture! . Most of us would not wish to see him make a cameo appearance in Dr Who, the heir to the throne is worth so much more than that, but to this producer and the Mail, it makes him a miserable swine! By that token, let's have HM and Princess Anne do Strictly Come Dancing, no, they must be miserable swine as well!
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I was shocked by the language used as well. I don't require referential behaviour from the media but to use such a quote is absolutely inappropriate, both by the one quoted and by the publication who printed it.
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Let's face it, Russell Davis obviously knew that Clarence House had answered the request on behalf of HRH so to call him a miserable swine is just pathetic.
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Let's face it, Russell Davis obviously knew that Clarence House had answered the request on behalf of HRH so to call him a miserable swine is just pathetic.
Sam, is "miserable swine" really such an enormous insult as it would be here when translated into German?
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Sam, is "miserable swine" really such an enormous insult as it would be here when translated into German?
It is not the absolute and enormous insult it is in Germany, It is still not nice in the UK, but it can seen by some as a jokey insult.
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It is not the absolute and enormous insult it is in Germany, It is still not nice in the UK, but it can seen by some as a jokey insult.
Thank you Sam and Skydragon, I see.
Hm... what could be seen as an jokey insult when spoken out in a situation always sounds far worse when written about in a paper. One should not comment that way on dealing with the media. And it's hardly a novice to the media who said it. So shame on him as well.
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Hm... what could be seen as an jokey insult when spoken out in a situation always sounds far worse when written about in a paper.
I think that as soon as such a bombastic, humerous, send-up as this is put into print and becomes both "out of context" and an outright insult.
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Well, when the word 'swine' was originally coined as a term of insult it meant the same as it does in German (pig) but down the years swine has become an insult in itself rather than being another word for pig. I haven't explained that terribly well, do you get what I mean?
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´Emporer ´ Charles to remodel Chinatown
May 4

THE Prince of Wales, who has a history of uneasy relations with Beijing, is to oversee a revamp of Chinatown in London to make it more authentically Chinese.

‘Emperor’ Charles to remodel Chinatown - Times Online
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The Prince of Wales talked to the Romanian President Traian Basescu, Bucharest,
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