Camilla - marriage made in a road accident

allan connochie wrote:
> When Diana died in the road accident she was not the wife of Charles. They
> were divorced.

Hadn't the archbishop of Canterbury declared him unfit to be king
because of this divorce and his cheating etc ?

I think her death gave him legitimate right to marry Camilla and still
be fit to be King. Death of a wife would give someone right to remarry.
Otherwise it would be a ménage à trois in the royal household with the
boy's mother, the new wife and the king.

Personally, I don't see why Charles should be king. Isn't he too old to
be crowned ? From a tourism/tabloid perspective, there is nothing of
interest left in this old boring person. If William were crowned, then
there would be plenty of interest in him, his travels, his romances, his
marriage etc etc. And maybe Harry could play practical jokes on his
older brother (the king) to generate even more buzz about the royals.

atec wrote:
> allan connochie wrote:
> > "Richard Miller" <richard@seasalter.> wrote in message
> > news:Xns95FA455A27563richardseasalter0dem@127.0.0. 1...
> >
> >>dsharavi@m wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>Since they've trampeled over the seventh commandment,
> >>>do we get to do the same with the sixth one?
> >>
> >>
> >>Is the sixth commandment the one that says murder's okay, if you're
> >
> > killing
> >
> >>your wife, so you can take a new one?
> >>
> >>Or does the sixth commandment say, thou shalt do no murder, unless
you are
> >>rich and famous, like Lord Archer v Monica Coghlan or Prince
Charles v
> >>Diana Princess of Wales?
> >
> >
> > When Diana died in the road accident she was not the wife of
Charles. They
> > were divorced.
> >
> >
> > Allan
> >
> >
> more importantly he was not her husband , just the thought of any
woman
> waking beside that oxygen theif makes me reach for a pointy stick.

So you can stick it where the sun don't shine? Yes, you probably need
it.

Susan

a.spencer3 wrote:
> "allan connochie" <allan@EASYNET.CO.UK> wrote in message
> news:420ca322@news.greennet.net...
> >
> > "Richard Miller" <richard@seasalter.> wrote in message
> > news:Xns95FA455A27563richardseasalter0dem@127.0.0. 1...
> > > dsharavi@m wrote:
> > >
> > > > Since they've trampeled over the seventh commandment,
> > > > do we get to do the same with the sixth one?
> > >
> > >
> > > Is the sixth commandment the one that says murder's okay, if
you're
> > killing
> > > your wife, so you can take a new one?
> > >
> > > Or does the sixth commandment say, thou shalt do no murder,
unless you
> are
> > > rich and famous, like Lord Archer v Monica Coghlan or Prince
Charles v
> > > Diana Princess of Wales?
> >
> > When Diana died in the road accident she was not the wife of
Charles.
> They
> > were divorced.
> >
> And Diana, of course, was then sleeping around with far more abandon
than
> Charles ever did.
>
> Surreyman

Oh, yes, that see-thru dress was a dead giveaway. Oh wait, you're
talking
about *after* the marriage.

Susan

Richa Milla <richard@seasalter.> writes:


> Charles likes women who's names end with an 'a,' Susa.

He is also going towards the front of the alphabet.

age 40 ++ Diana
age 50 ++ Camela
age 60 ++ Buba
age 70 ++ Apea

Then he runs out of the alphabet and either
starts with the Z's or dies.

Roofshadow wrote:
> In article <873bw2s8q0.fsf@kafka.homenet>,
> israel t <rambam@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>
> > Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> writes:
> >
> > > She was killed when her lover's drunken and overmedicated
chauffeur drove
> > > at high speed
> > > through the streets of Paris to escape the ever present paparazzi
> >
> > Rubbish !
> > You have left the UFOs, the Illuminati and the black helicopters
out of the
> > story !
> >
> > How pathetic.
>
> And the man on the grassy knoll!

And the Zapruda footage.

Susan

Richa Milla wrote:
> "Susan Cohen" wrote:
>
> > So you can stick it where the sun don't shine?
>
>
> You mean in a Paris subway, where Diana was well and truly stuck,
> conveniently making clear the way for Charles to marry Camilla.

They were already divorced. Either one could marry again.

> > Yes, you probably need it.
>
>
> Charles likes women who's names end with an 'a,' Susa.

I've noticed, Milla.

Susan

israel t wrote:
> Richa Milla <richard@seasalter.> writes:
>
>
> > Charles likes women who's names end with an 'a,' Susa.
>
> He is also going towards the front of the alphabet.
>
> age 40 ++ Diana
> age 50 ++ Camela
> age 60 ++ Buba
> age 70 ++ Apea
>
> Then he runs out of the alphabet and either
> starts with the Z's or dies.

No, he's already got his CD now. Next, it will be his iPOD.

Susan

"Susan Cohen" <flabbyass@> writes:

> I see the phoney projectionist revd has adopted another persona.

He is also spending some time impersonating a barrister named
Susan Branson.

He seems to have too much free time and not enough sense.

"Susan Cohen" <flabbyass@> writes:

> No, he's already got his CD now. Next, it will be his iPOD.

Being a traditionalist, he might decide to spell GRAMAPHONE next.

The coffin industry will be delighted.

However, eleven car accidents would look a trace suspicious.

Roofshadow wrote:
> "Susan Cohen" wrote:
>
> > Roofshadow wrote:
> > > In article <873bw2s8q0.fsf@kafka.homenet>,
> > > israel t <rambam@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> writes:
> > > >
> > > > > She was killed when her lover's drunken and overmedicated
> > chauffeur drove
> > > > > at high speed
> > > > > through the streets of Paris to escape the ever present
paparazzi
> > > >
> > > > Rubbish !
> > > > You have left the UFOs, the Illuminati and the black
helicopters
> > out of the
> > > > story !
> > > >
> > > > How pathetic.
> > >
> > > And the man on the grassy knoll!
> >
> > And the Zapruda footage.
>
> And Elvis!

No, he's *definitely* dead.

Susan