Who smelled it
 

and who dealt it:confused:

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That old lady on the left looks guilty....

Oh you just know she's pissed off about that photo. Harry's going in the tower for sure.

How can anyone hold a straight face dressed like that?

I think one of them is still lifting a cheek.

who is the dude in red between the queen and harry? And also who is the other chick?

What do you mean?
We Brits always dress like that for routine chores - washing the car, doing the gardening, etc.

BRPORSCHE - the 'dude' is Prince Phillip, the 'chick' must be Princess Anne.

I remember watching the "old lady on the left"'s coronation on black & white TV. As a kid, I thought she looked really good. I think she was something like 21 years old at the time.

+1

Who is Phillip and Anne's parents? I know Harry's mom was Princess D.

Up on current affairs, are you?

The Queen and Phillip are Anne's and Charles parents.

milt, I really need to brush up on my british monarchy family tree!

Also if the Queen and Philip are married, shouldnt that make him King and not Prince Philip?

Phillip, before he married the Princess Elizabeth, was Phillip of Macedonia. Like Albert, consort to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, he did not become King when she ascended to the throne.
HRH Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip are the parents of Prince Charles, Princess Anne, and Princes Andrew and Edward.
Charles is first in line to the throne, followed by his sons, William and Harry.

God Save The Queen!

Les

I knew I'd seen that hat somewhere...

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Elizabeth is of the Royal blood line, while Philip was an outsider. Therefore, she is Queen. Since King, as a title, trumps Queen, he cannot use the title because he is not of the bloodline - he cannot usurp her power, and he will never rule.

In a different scenario, if the Crown goes to a male, he becomes King. His wife would become queen since that is a lower title. Should he die though, like Philip she can not rule - the first male child would ascend to the throne. And if the king died childless, so dies the Monarchy.

(I think I have that straight...)

In Breeding...

tabs, leave camilla out of it...


:)

That is horse breeding:D

In the case of a childless marriage, I think it passes to the nearest male relative (i.e. a cousin), subject to approval of Parliament.

You may be correct, Pat.

I've read historical accounts of royal lines that died out, but I can't see them ever letting this one go.