No Royal Wedding thread? tsk tsk

[CanadianCowboysFan]

Even though you rebels threw away your King back in 1776, Americans still love their royalty and watched Kate and Billy's wedding in the millions.

Yet no one here talked about it, tsk tsk

 

[Cowboy Brian]

There was a thread http://cowboyszone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=210145

but as I said in it "I care more about what my friends cat ate for breakfast 3 weeks ago than the royal wedding."

 

[MarionBarberThe4th]

Theres no such thing as a prince, princess, or queen.

 

[MarionBarberThe4th]

There was a thread http://cowboyszone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=210145

but as I said in it "I care more about what my friends cat ate for breakfast 3 weeks ago than the royal wedding."

Well dont hold out on me, what did she have for breakfast?

 

[ScipioCowboy]

Even though you rebels threw away your King back in 1776, Americans still love their royalty and watched Kate and Billy's wedding in the millions.

Yet no one here talked about it, tsk tsk

I watched it, and enjoyed it thoroughly.

 

[DallasEast]

1fail

verb \ˈfāl\
Definition of FAIL

intransitive verb
1
a : to lose strength : weaken <her health was failing> b : to fade or die away <until our family line fails> c : to stop functioning normally <the patient's heart failed>

2
a : to fall short <failed in his duty> b : to be or become absent or inadequate <the water supply failed> c : to be unsuccessful <the marriage failed>; specifically : to be unsuccessful in achieving a passing grade <took the exam and failed> d : to become bankrupt or insolvent

transitive verb
1
a : to disappoint the expectations or trust of <her friends failed her> b : to miss performing an expected service or function for <his wit failed him>

2
: to be deficient in : lack <never failed an invincible courage — Douglas MacArthur>

3
: to leave undone : neglect <fail to lock the door>

4
a : to be unsuccessful in passing <failed chemistry> b : to grade (as a student) as not passing

 

[bbgun]

Even though you rebels threw away your King back in 1776, Americans still love their royalty and watched Kate and Billy's wedding in the millions.

Yet no one here talked about it, tsk tsk

If by "Americans" you mean "women and gay men," you couldn't be more right.

 

[Alumni2k11]

If by "Americans" you mean "women and gay men," you couldn't be more right.

 

[Rynie]

There was a thread http://cowboyszone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=210145

but as I said in it "I care more about what my friends cat ate for breakfast 3 weeks ago than the royal wedding."

I told my girlfriend "I'd rather slide down a razor-blade slide and land in a pool of rubbing alcohol" than watch the schmoyal wedding.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

If by "Americans" you mean "women and gay men," you couldn't be more right.

:laugh2:

 

[bbgun]

Meet the crazies.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1381915/Royal-wedding-Millions-US-wake-dawn-watch-TV.html

 

[67CowboysFan]

If by "Americans" you mean "women and gay men," you couldn't be more right.

:beer2:

 

[rynochop]

I caught about 5 minutes of them in the carriage going back to the palace, thought all the horses and uniforms was kind of cool looking. Guess i should turn in my man card.

 

[bbgun]

I caught about 5 minutes of them in the carriage going back to the palace, thought all the horses and uniforms was kind of cool looking. Guess i should turn in my man card.

Not unless you cried or sipped tea.

 

[zrinkill]

If by "Americans" you mean "women and gay men," you couldn't be more right.

:laugh2: