Aww such a shame you just spilled half your glass
As for "Broken Britain" - it is a throwaway line, a phrase used by comedian Al Murray - aka The Pub Landlord. Reference to recession, and all the other (perceived) problems, crime, health service, dodgy politicians, etc.
I just loved the idea of everyone having something to celebrate as a nation and irrespective of all the nay-sayers and negativity, it was a damn good show with people from all over the world staying up all hours of the night to watch it.
As I say, nobody in the world can touch us for that kind of "do".
mumtheshopper said:Just enjoy iot. We'll be bombing Syria as well as Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya thisa time next week!!!! He he
Might have missed the point Medusa was trying to make here !! If you have a moral & political objection to something and therefore don't want to partake in the celebrations you are not a grumpy or a killjoy, you just don't agree with something and in fact to 'just enjoy it' because the rest of the world seems to have bought into the whole thing, and there are some pretty clothes and shiny jewellry on show would be the height of hypocrisy!
fillymum said:Do you know for me I really appreciate and understand the point of view of the yeas and the nays and find it really interesting to see every-ones view.
All of us are entitled to our own personal views and no one should be judged for their opinion .
I for one do not think that anyone who does not agree with what I enjoy is a killjoy anymore than I would expect them to think I am a wuss for being a true, blue royalist........we are all individuals and make up the rich tapestry of life.
mumtheshopper said:Didn't mean to offend. Was supposed to be a bit tongue in cheek. I'm not a royalist. Always enjoy a good blub at a good wedding though. It was nice to see the nation happy for a change, it has been so doom and gloom recently for obvious reasons. Just hope you enjoyed your day off anyhow
mumtheshopper said:Not true. I'm not a royalist, and wold probably agree with most of your sentiments. Must be a romanticist though. Do enjoy a good blub and a good wedding. Lovely see people living their dreams. Whatever I think of the morals of the royal family's existence. They seemed like two lovely people, in love. Wills didn't ask for his position, and is just trying to make the best of it. ANd Kate, well, she must love him, cos I wouldn't take her place. Really hope it all works out alright. Shame they didn't get their hoeymoon, but the reasons for this seem obvious now
not a massive wedding person.
No honeymoon? That is a shame whatever the reason
Starlight said:lol That made me chuckle - when I saw your avatar photo