Do you all find Charles, Camilla, William and Kate boring?

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I am genuinely interested, Because every single post I have seen about one of these four ends up getting derailed by Harry and Meghan.
Try it. Post about one of them and within a small number of posts people will be talking about Harry and Meghan. It happens again and again and again.
So do find these 4 really boring then? Or are you just so fascinated about Harry and Meghan you want to talk about them whenever you can?

I think you have to be quite mundane to survive that kind of lifestyle. Surfacey.

No I'd never heard that, do you have a link? Pretty terrible if true, and it's kind of how I've always suspected she was like.

Well said

I'm unsure as to how you could ever make H&M look stable😂

How would an older woman pull a full grown trapped man from a car?

I wouldn't be able to and I'm younger than Camilla !

Why would anyone judge another person’s reaction in an accident? We all know people go into shock and their reactions are off.

Indeed @AliceOlive !
That's if it's even true of course!

If we decided we didn’t want a constitutional monarchy any more and I was drafting the role description for the apolitical new head of state, being personally interesting/charismatic/having star quality would not be top of my list of job requirements, to be honest. Plenty of other attributes are far more important to the role - being empathetic, interested in other people, confident in lots of different situations, diplomatic, discreet, willing to comply with strict public sector rules etc would all be more important than how much like a celebrity they came across.

You shouldn’t do it anyway. One of the first rules of emergency first aid: wait for the professionals before moving any victims. You could increase their pain and discomfort and exacerbate their injuries if you move them.

They all seem nice enough, if a bit boring 😁

That's how I like my constitutional monarchy.

If they were breaking into the can can every other second and speaking gibberish I'd think wtf...?

H&M definitely have entertainment value. It's partially due to their exit coinciding with covid so it was something to watch. I don't know about anyone else but I was a bit surprised by lockdown 1 and being trapped in one place.

Quite right!
Was just dumbfounded someone thought poor old Camilla should hulk out and lift a grown man from a car to be honest! 🤣

@Serenster

For me... it's the fact we are manipulated and spoonfed what they want us to think about them. The media decide and print articles. Every now and again something slips through the net but on the whole, we are told what to think about them.

Who knows what Camilla is like, or K&W or any of them.

It's like being invited to a huge banquet with the table groaning with delicacies and only being given a teaspoon of the food on this table. Then being asked what we think about it.

Who knows. It's all smoke and mirrors.

They are all pretty vanilla. They have to be in a way. Kate does a fantastic job but it takes a certain type of woman to completely mute her own opinions and spend her youth waiting to be proposed too. I'd love to know what motivates her? Social status? Power? The official line is 'love' but I think she's actually more calculated,

William seems happy to be in Kate's shadow. I think he is more boring! 😂 He strikes me as very straight and somewhat bad tempered. I'd love to know if the rumours are true about him and us roving eyes. I think that would make June a bit more 3 dimensional.

Charles is a pampered little prince. If being king was a job, I don't think he'd ever get it. He is opinionated and feels ever so sorry for himself. I don't think he's ever regretted the way he treated Diana. She wasn't perfect but she was too young and naive to enter into that sham marriage. I think he's attached to Camilla in a needy way. But he does have a modern attitude to the royal family - which is needed. I really hope he turfs Andrew and freeloading fergie out of Royal lodge.

I think Camilla is perhaps the most interesting one. I don't believe she ever wanted to marry Charles. I think the point of her affair was to piss her husband off who was constantly unfaithful to her. Charles was besotted with her and I just don't believe she felt the same. I think she loved her husband more. She then got roped into marriage to salvage her reputation. She has to mummy Charles and I don't know how she can be bothered. I think they are good companions but I think Camilla would have preferred to remain mrs Parker Bowles with a faithful mr Parker Bowles.

Here's a report of the accident
www.independent.co.uk/news/parker-bowles-to-escape-prosecution-over-car-crash-1250138.html

I think Camilla is perhaps the most interesting one. I don't believe she ever wanted to marry Charles. I think the point of her affair was to piss her husband off who was constantly unfaithful to her

Yes I agree with that. I think she also might have felt an obligation to Prince Charles to be his mistress. If he'd not pursued her she would have been okay. I think she loved the rakish Parker Bowles too.

Conjecture like this kind is exactly the people who like to conjecture about Meghan and Harry and their marriage. It’s gross!

It was awful behaviour.

@Serenster Yes instead you just run away and do nothing.

Blimey 😲

So, leaving the scene of an accident which is breaking the law, doesn't apply if you are sleeping with a member of the RF ! please note, I could've been more rude here, but refrained.

It was a month before Diana died.

And it was not a man left in the car Camilla hit but a woman. Those rubbishing this have not even read the article.

@Roussette The law does not apply to the Royal Family. Just look at Andrew. This is just another example.

Oh please - Mrs Parker Bowles left the scene of the accident to use her mobile telephone to call the ambulance service and police from a nearby hill.

Not sure why you’ve tagged me when I just pointed out what you get taught in first aid, but no, you don’t do that either. Leaving the scene of a motor accident you were involved in and not reporting it is an offence (obviously not always prosecuted before anyone decides to tag me with a query about that, but an offence nonetheless, to encourage people to stay at the scene and call for assistance).