Best name suggestion I've seen for the newborn drain on the taxpayer...

[SolidGoldBrass]

I popped into a pub this afternoon for a wee and a pint and they had a Royal Baby Name sweepstake board behind the bar.

Someone had suggested 'Dodi.'

Hahaha

I prefer Kensington Tyler myself.

Bore off
Thanks

Oooh... not nice. But

No need to insult a tiny baby. He's done nothing wrong.

Hahaha.

PMSL at Dodi, I did suggest Spencer to my dsis earlier

This is taking the piss. What did the poor baby do to deserve this. He's 24 hrs old ffs

Grinch!!!!!

Oh thats just hilarious

Oh ffs

He's a baby not the bloody second coming.

Saucy no-one's insulting the lovely wee baby, we're just having a giggle.

What an awful term to call a baby. Do you call children born to parents on benefits that as well?

'Newborn drain on the taxpayer'

How fucking horrid.

He is a newborn baby

Oh dear

Nah this is taking it too far.Im not really interested in the royals but theres no need to be that nasty.Its a baby,get over it.

Oh ffs

So who do you think will be contributing to his education/security etc?

She is kinda on benefits.

I don't consider babies born to parents on benefits to be anything like as much of a drain on the taxpayer. They're statistically more likely than this one (who is, I'm sure, no more or less lovely than any newborn) to end up working for a living.

Im glad im not the only one that thinks that its horrible.Before you tell me to get a sense of humour which i know is coming,assess your own.Being vile isnt humourous.

I quite like Rollo!

I must have had a sense of humour bypass.

Omg lets talk about taxes,thats not done every done.Yawn.

Actually You shouldn't make jokes about the magical royal baby's future monarch's potential name .

My comment to the OP "The Grinch who stole Christmas" was lighthearted. I can't really see anything on here yet that is vile or horrible.

Just a bit of fun really isn't it.

Personally I think the baby is adorable (as ae all babies)

Technically the baby will be supported by the Duchy of Cornwall's revenue, not 'the taxpayer'.