#1 July 24th, 2006 12:42 PM

blissed
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God save the Queen.

Australia is a monarchy and will always stay that way. I don't think people there should really have the right to complain about this, but if you must, please leave your comments below and her queenship will probably read them if she can be bothered.


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#2 July 24th, 2006 06:54 PM

alisha_x
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Re: God save the Queen.

Hi Blissed - what prompted that thread hun? in modern life the queen holds no real governmental powers here in the UK so i doubt has too much of an impact in Australia - its just a historical thing so im not sure why anyone would complain - or am i missing something?


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Alisha

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#3 July 24th, 2006 07:30 PM

katt
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Re: God save the Queen.

alisha_x wrote:

Hi Blissed - what prompted that thread hun? in modern life the queen holds no real governmental powers here in the UK so i doubt has too much of an impact in Australia - its just a historical thing so im not sure why anyone would complain - or am i missing something?

no your not missing anything, we dont hear anything much at all from the queen... your right its a historical thing.

mwaz katt

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#4 July 24th, 2006 09:51 PM

paintjam
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Re: God save the Queen.

alisha_x wrote:

Hi Blissed - what prompted that thread hun? in modern life the queen holds no real governmental powers here in the UK so i doubt has too much of an impact in Australia - its just a historical thing so im not sure why anyone would complain - or am i missing something?


i like the group queen  teehee

jamie


'stay beautiful'

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#5 July 24th, 2006 10:35 PM

blissed
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Re: God save the Queen.

I'm just messing about smile I put this post in another forum so I thought I'd stick it in here to see what happened smile It has been pointed out to me that if Australia got rid of the queen, it couldn't be in the commonwealth games, which would probably cheer up a lot of people cuz they might get a chance to win something smile I'd like to see the post stay exactly as it is but elected. Then everyone would get the chance to be queen and at the coronation I think we should  make everyone in Westminster abbey sing  Bohemian rapsody...........twice smile


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#6 July 24th, 2006 10:55 PM

SCSIgirl
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Re: God save the Queen.

blissed wrote:

I'm just messing about smile I put this post in another forum so I thought I'd stick it in here to see what happened smile It has been pointed out to me that if Australia got rid of the queen, it couldn't be in the commonwealth games, which would probably cheer up a lot of people cuz they might get a chance to win something smile I'd like to see the post stay exactly as it is but elected. Then everyone would get the chance to be queen and at the coronation I think we should  make everyone in Westminster abbey sing  Bohemian rapsody...........twice smile


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We gots plenty of queens in San Francisco and they play all kindsa games......


"Apple of my Eye", "bated breath", "brave new world", "caught red-handed" - all coined by Shakespeare.

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#7 July 25th, 2006 12:35 AM

blissed
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Re: God save the Queen.

Lol..........have you ever joined in smile

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#8 July 25th, 2006 08:22 AM

paintjam
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Re: God save the Queen.

blissed wrote:

Lol..........have you ever joined in smile

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i really like going to 'dairy queen'.
(for those of you who are from lands other than the u.s.a. it is an ice cream establishment).

i love their banana splits.  teehee

luv
jamie


'stay beautiful'

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#9 July 25th, 2006 08:52 AM

centrevom
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Re: God save the Queen.

blissed wrote:

It has been pointed out to me that if Australia got rid of the queen, it couldn't be in the commonwealth games, which would probably cheer up a lot of people cuz they might get a chance to win something smile.

No such luck, Blissed.  They could ditch the Queen, but still stay a member of the Commonwealth, if that's what they want.  And I can't see the Aussies giving up any chance of Pom-bashing.

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#10 July 25th, 2006 02:22 PM

SCSIgirl
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Re: God save the Queen.

paintjam wrote:

i really like going to 'dairy queen'.
(for those of you who are from lands other than the u.s.a. it is an ice cream establishment).

i love their banana splits.  teehee

luv
jamie

Here I fantasized the ice cream smeared all over you on a hot Chicago day.  We could decide about the banana and the split later......


"Apple of my Eye", "bated breath", "brave new world", "caught red-handed" - all coined by Shakespeare.

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#11 July 25th, 2006 03:15 PM

catt
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Re: God save the Queen.

centrevom wrote:

And I can't see the Aussies giving up any chance of Pom-bashing.

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v427/Cattasha/kangaroo.jpg"/>

You've got a fair amount of fodder for Aussie-bashing, should you ever feel the need.

xxCattxx


the beauty of simplicity is the complexity it attracts.

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#12 July 25th, 2006 05:48 PM

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Try living in the embarrasing realm of Bush.  Ugh( quits and lies down mortified).  it makes me tired.

blissed wrote:

Australia is a monarchy and will always stay that way. I don't think people there should really have the right to complain about this, but if you must, please leave your comments below and her queenship will probably read them if she can be bothered.


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#13 July 25th, 2006 08:05 PM

blissed
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Oh nikki you better have one of these as well http://www.motherjones.com/news/exhibit … lcome=true  /just to get you through the next 2 years smile which I know is gonna seem like a whole geological era but 5.75  billion people do feel sorry for you and ourselves as well, as he does tend to spread his influence as wide as he can, in caring (about oil) and sharing (the misery) sort of way smile


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#14 July 26th, 2006 05:54 PM

nikkibrand
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Re: God save the Queen.

blissed wrote:

Oh nikki you better have one of these as well http://www.motherjones.com/news/exhibit … lcome=true  /just to get you through the next 2 years smile which I know is gonna seem like a whole geological era but 5.75  billion people do feel sorry for you and ourselves as well, as he does tend to spread his influence as wide as he can, in caring (about oil) and sharing (the misery) sort of way smile


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How difficult is it for an American to move to Australia?  Or Holland for that matter.  Anyone??

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#15 July 28th, 2006 11:04 AM

catt
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nikkibrand wrote:

How difficult is it for an American to move to Australia?  Or Holland for that matter.  Anyone??

Apparently it's a bit easier now...seeing as how our Australian Prime Minister is firmly lodged up the butt of your American President, that is.

As an Australian (hopefully) moving to the States in the next few months, I can say it's not so much 'difficult' as frustrating, time consuming, filled with red tape, and bloody ridiculous.  It helps that I'm marrying a Yank, though.

xxCattxx


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#16 July 28th, 2006 02:51 PM

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Re: God save the Queen.

catt wrote:

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v427/Cattasha/kangaroo.jpg"/>

You've got a fair amount of fodder for Aussie-bashing, should you ever feel the need.

xxCattxx


Isn't this one a tourist?

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#17 July 28th, 2006 02:53 PM

kitkat
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Re: God save the Queen.

catt wrote:

Apparently it's a bit easier now...seeing as how our Australian Prime Minister is firmly lodged up the butt of your American President, that is.

As an Australian (hopefully) moving to the States in the next few months, I can say it's not so much 'difficult' as frustrating, time consuming, filled with red tape, and bloody ridiculous.  It helps that I'm marrying a Yank, though.

xxCattxx


And that the presidential term is restricted to two terms in office...
No such luck over here.  I still want to know who voted for him, all the closet liberals please show yourself!

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#18 July 28th, 2006 03:01 PM

kitkat
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I personally never understood why we had to sing the song and why she was any more deserving of god's help.  As a girl I remember thinking she was pretty, but it made as much sense to me singing about her as saluting the flag in the states when we lived there.  Just more pompous crap that was all about attaching someone's ego to a statehood, and I had much more fun singing Yellow Submarine.  It definitely should not be inflicted on small children... But you know for some strange reason I voted no for a republic. Which leads me to think that maybe people just don't like change?  Or if they don't understand the issue, they'd rather not change it, which is what I thought at the time...  Or else just not trusting who we vote in as politicians...

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#19 July 28th, 2006 03:16 PM

catt
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Re: God save the Queen.

kitkat wrote:

Isn't this one a tourist?

I'd hope so...

xxCattxx


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#20 July 28th, 2006 03:18 PM

catt
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Re: God save the Queen.

kitkat wrote:

I still want to know who voted for him

My evil Mother Monster, that's who.  But the rest appear to be suspiciously...silent.  Must be TERRIBLY FUCKING EMBARRASSED and/or ASHAMED, or something.

xxCattxx


the beauty of simplicity is the complexity it attracts.

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#21 July 30th, 2006 11:09 AM

blissed
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The Australian prime minister seems to be so miserable all the time. It makes me wonder when someone like that say's their quitting politics to spend more time with their family, whether their family is really all that pleased about that smile


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#22 July 30th, 2006 02:15 PM

catt
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Re: God save the Queen.

blissed wrote:

The Australian prime minister seems to be so miserable all the time. It makes me wonder when someone like that say's their quitting politics to spend more time with their family, whether their family is really all that pleased about that smile


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You think?  I get that he looks smug, all the time.  But I must admit I haven't been watching the news that much lately.  It makes me all kinds of cross.

xxCattxx


the beauty of simplicity is the complexity it attracts.

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#23 July 31st, 2006 11:06 AM

kitkat
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Re: God save the Queen.

catt wrote:

You think?  I get that he looks smug, all the time.  But I must admit I haven't been watching the news that much lately.  It makes me all kinds of cross.

xxCattxx


Only person I've ever felt the urge to spit at...

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#24 July 31st, 2006 10:05 PM

perl
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Re: God save the Queen.

Hmm...the Queen.
"She's a good sheila, Bruce, and not a bit stuck up."

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