Maybe not go buggering abroad not with his reputation.Probably best for him to bugger off abroad somewhere.
Maybe not go buggering abroad not with his reputation.Probably best for him to bugger off abroad somewhere.
I reckon I could manage 4.Ten a day would fucking kill you, mate.
Depends which day!I reckon I could manage 4.
No wanking for a month and you might just manage to make it to day 2.I would have to do a month's notice. I could get in shape by then.
For me, having sex with someone who was so conspicuously trafficked (like what else was she doing in the company of Epstein and Maxwell?) is more egregious than technical arguments about a few months here and there and which age of consent applies where.
He will have unquestionably concluded why she was there, and how she got there, and under what broad type of arrangement she was having sex with him. He simply cannot have thought she was there for any other reason or that her consent to it all was unequivocal and informed.
I reckon I could manage 4 if they had cocks
Then he’s not suited for the role at all.Ten a day would fucking kill you, mate.
I don’t like to talk about it. I’m a private person….What’s this Egghead thing, mate?
The very place where the royal family, allegedly, invited savile for xmas at the behest of his pal, the now king.It is interesting he is going to sheltered at Sandringham.
No it isn't, my view us that we alone have responsiblity for our actions whatever hand of cards we are given to play. Blaming the Queen for her son's conduct is just plain wrong.It may have been that you expected me to understand but I did not, which is hardly surprising as the second paragraph in your post above now concedes that parents do play a part in shaping the character of their children, which appears to contradict what your previous post said, namely that The Queen and Prince Phillip bear no responsibility for his misconduct, which clearly in this instance arises from his character.
So whatever implied premise you were attempting to convey is confused and unclear.
Why don't you just stfu trying to find a silver bullet when there isn't one.
- The age of consent in the UK is 16.
- However, if someone under 18 is trafficked or exploited for sex, it is always illegal — even if they appear to consent.
- Under the Sexual Offences Act 2003, any sexual activity with a person under 18 involved in commercial sex or trafficking is considered child sexual exploitation or child trafficking, not prostitution.
- In other words:
- The age of consent varies by state (usually 16–18).
- But under federal law (18 U.S.C. §1591, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act):
- So, there is no age of consent for a trafficked minor — it’s always a crime for anyone to engage in or profit from such acts.
No it isn't, my view us that we alone have responsiblity for our actions whatever hand of cards we are given to play. Blaming the Queen for her son's conduct is just plain wrong.
Brilliant!Then he’s not suited for the role at all.
The last grand old Duke of York had 10,000 men.
I haven’t blamed her for his conduct, what I’ve said is that she will have helped shape the person that engaged in that conduct.No it isn't, my view is that we alone have responsiblity for our actions whatever hand of cards we are given to play. Blaming the Queen for her son's conduct is just plain wrong.
How did they know Mountbatten had dandruff? They found his Head and Shoulders on the beach.I find it amusing that Andrew’s new name is Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, giver Mountbatten’s alleged desire for teenage boys……
Ridiculous username.The very place where the royal family, allegedly, invited savile for xmas at the behest of his pal, the now king.
Of course, there's no actual proof of this known to us, the general public, so like everything else to do with all this, we remain uninformed of the facts because it's not in our best interests.
For him.. no sweatI reckon I could manage 4.