...Paul talks about Diana and their last chat. That should be private and not broadcast on a TV show. Anything for abit of money I suppose but i just dont think its right. I wonder what the Royal family would think about him discussing all of this!
It makes me uncomfortabe when...
It wasn't anything very personal. It's up to him if he wants to share it. I very much doubt the Royal family pay any attention to Big Brother or Paul Burrell.
Originally Posted by yeahbuddy:
“...Paul talks about Diana and their last chat. That should be private and not broadcast on a TV show. Anything for abit of money I suppose but i just dont think its right. I wonder what the Royal family would think about him discussing all of this!”
“...Paul talks about Diana and their last chat. That should be private and not broadcast on a TV show. Anything for abit of money I suppose but i just dont think its right. I wonder what the Royal family would think about him discussing all of this!”
Your not the only one
There was something very empty about his words i felt. He says it was the saddest day if his life but barely any emotion in his voice
Don't royal staff sign disclaimers even once they have left employment not to talk about the royals ???
The royals should have a talk with whoever arranges the xfactor contracts as you are not allowed to do anything for years after!
The royals should have a talk with whoever arranges the xfactor contracts as you are not allowed to do anything for years after!
I couldn't give a toss what they think. I bet they wouldn't like it because they can't keep it secret like they do with anything else. Why should it stay private, you wouldn't say that if he was taking about anyone else would like, why is this any different?
Originally Posted by connor the judg:
“I couldn't give a toss what they think. I bet they wouldn't like it because they can't keep it secret like they do with anything else. Why should it stay private, you wouldn't say that if he was taking about anyone else would like, why is this any different?”
“I couldn't give a toss what they think. I bet they wouldn't like it because they can't keep it secret like they do with anything else. Why should it stay private, you wouldn't say that if he was taking about anyone else would like, why is this any different?”
Maybe because he could more than likely be lying, and she's dead and can't refute it ?
He didn't say anything derogatory that really needed to be refuted. He wasn't saying anything scandalous.
Originally Posted by peterstone:
“I was distressed by it.
Too discrete for my liking.
I'm going to call the authorities.”
“I was distressed by it.
Too discrete for my liking.
I'm going to call the authorities.”
Why?
You can't libel the dead. He can say Diana said anything to him. I think he knows a lot of stuff about the royals he will never reveal but I get the impression he makes up nonsense as well.
Originally Posted by Derbyshire.:
“Ignore that poster he is just on a windup.”
“Ignore that poster he is just on a windup.”
I have just posted in another thread where he says the same thing.
It didn't make me uncomfortable. And to be fair, he was asked the question, so he didn't volunteer the information for the sake of it. Ad besides, he didn't say anything remotely scandalous.
He can say whatever he likes. Whether I choose to believe it all is another matter.
I mean - all that crap about the Queen and the £5 note folded up into a parcel showing her face. He's away with the fairies!
I mean - all that crap about the Queen and the £5 note folded up into a parcel showing her face. He's away with the fairies!
Originally Posted by Jimmy Connors:
“He can say whatever he likes. Whether I choose to believe it all is another matter.
I mean - all that crap about the Queen and the £5 note folded up into a parcel showing her face. He's away with the fairies!”
“He can say whatever he likes. Whether I choose to believe it all is another matter.
I mean - all that crap about the Queen and the £5 note folded up into a parcel showing her face. He's away with the fairies!
”
That made me laugh
Originally Posted by Jimmy Connors:
“He can say whatever he likes. Whether I choose to believe it all is another matter.
I mean - all that crap about the Queen and the £5 note folded up into a parcel showing her face. He's away with the fairies!”
“He can say whatever he likes. Whether I choose to believe it all is another matter.
I mean - all that crap about the Queen and the £5 note folded up into a parcel showing her face. He's away with the fairies!
”
Actually, I think the Queen does have a note in her handbag to put in the collection plate. I've read that myself somewhere. Whether it's folded to show her face, I have no clue.
Edit to add........... It's been pretty well established that Her Majesty does not usually carry money, but several (again unnamed) sources have suggested that she does carry an unknown amount of discreetly folded paper money on Sundays, to put in the collection plate at church.
This from the Telegraph..........And it turns out the Queen carries cash on occasion— Bedell Smith says that she will keep a crispy folded £5 or £10 note for church collection.
Originally Posted by BlueStreak:
“Actually, I think the Queen does have a note in her handbag to put in the collection plate. I've read that myself somewhere. Whether it's folded to show her face, I have no clue.
Edit to add........... It's been pretty well established that Her Majesty does not usually carry money, but several (again unnamed) sources have suggested that she does carry an unknown amount of discreetly folded paper money on Sundays, to put in the collection plate at church.
This from the Telegraph..........And it turns out the Queen carries cash on occasion— Bedell Smith says that she will keep a crispy folded £5 or £10 note for church collection.”
“Actually, I think the Queen does have a note in her handbag to put in the collection plate. I've read that myself somewhere. Whether it's folded to show her face, I have no clue.
Edit to add........... It's been pretty well established that Her Majesty does not usually carry money, but several (again unnamed) sources have suggested that she does carry an unknown amount of discreetly folded paper money on Sundays, to put in the collection plate at church.
This from the Telegraph..........And it turns out the Queen carries cash on occasion— Bedell Smith says that she will keep a crispy folded £5 or £10 note for church collection.”
Well I was way off on this one. I take it back. Maybe he's not away with the fairies after all. Apologies Mr Burrell.
Thanks for clarifying BlueStreak.
Originally Posted by Jimmy Connors:
“
Well I was way off on this one. I take it back. Maybe he's not away with the fairies after all. Apologies Mr Burrell.
Thanks for clarifying BlueStreak.”
“
Well I was way off on this one. I take it back. Maybe he's not away with the fairies after all. Apologies Mr Burrell.
Thanks for clarifying BlueStreak.
”
I wasn't trying to be a smart ass Jimmy. I just knew I'd read it somewhere before.
