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  • #596542
    noitallmr
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    Didn’t manage to go down to witness it but watched it online was a surreal event! Real Maluchus at its best! Over a million people crowding around Buckingham Palace and over 2 billion people watching live worldwide!!!

    Just wondering who here watched it???

    #765880
    TheGoq
    Participant

    not me i wouldnt get up at 5am for my own wedding

    #765881
    jewish source
    Participant

    The Goq

    man of mystery

    not me i wouldnt get up at 5am for my own wedding

    first time i laughed in a whilst

    #765882
    always here
    Participant

    I watched it all (live) online.

    #765883
    TheGoq
    Participant

    glad i could cheer u up 🙂

    #765884
    ItcheSrulik
    Member

    I was just so happy all the hype is finally over so I don’t have to hear about it anymore.

    #765885
    deiyezooger
    Member

    watched it! (online) oy my gosh! was that a wedding! one of a kind. i wish them good luck, and may they always shine and be so happy in reel life. off camera.

    #765886
    yogibooboo
    Member

    watched it on one of the channels when they replayed it. it was unbelievable!

    #765887
    s2021
    Member

    I Do Not Understand..

    Why does everyone care so much???

    #765888
    StuffedCabbage
    Participant

    s2021-i have the same question……..

    #765889
    Clairvoyant
    Member

    As do I.

    #765890
    am yisrael chai
    Participant

    Hashem cares enough to give us a bracha to recite when seeing malchus, as I’m sure you know.

    #765891
    s2021
    Member

    O and u said the brachah?

    #765892
    Ofcourse
    Member

    Isnt there a Bracha said upon seeing people who are exceptionally beautiful/handsome? That makes it 2 Brachos. I feel the bride and grooms looks fall into that category. Maybe its only my taste.

    #765893
    yaff80
    Participant

    as far as I know you dont make that b’racha unless you see them in real life!

    #765894
    brotherofurs
    Participant

    yeah i was so confused when a woman i know told me she stayed up all night to watch it… which beracha? and should i go watch it online so i can say it?

    #765895
    eman
    Participant

    Here is a Royal family trivia question.

    How many descendants of Queen Elizabeth II are still married to their first spouse?

    I’ll post the answer sometime tomorrow.

    #765896
    GumBall
    Member

    OMG like what is this wedding already!!!!!!!

    #765897
    s2021
    Member

    Gumball like OMG ur too funny!!!!!!

    #765898
    Shrek
    Participant

    people enjoy this stuff? I don’t get it.

    #765899
    BasYisroel94
    Participant

    Well, if you’re part of the British Commonwealth, then I suppose it’s part of your future 🙂

    Otherwise, yeah- just another 2 randoms are now married.

    #765900
    StuffedCabbage
    Participant

    for real i cant understand what the hype is all about! do people go as crazy when a rebbes son gets married??

    #765901
    aries2756
    Participant

    SC, yes they do, because to them they are royalty. William and Kate are royalty and are more celebrity than celebrities so yes. We haven’t had a real royal wedding since his parents got married 30 years ago. So this was a really huge event.

    #765902
    123bubby
    Participant

    We watched the whole wedding, live online! it was amazing! we where watching history o the making!

    #765903
    Ofcourse
    Member

    Stuffed, do people go as crazy when a rebbes son gets married??

    In Brooklyn and Israel, definitely.

    The royal wedding was interesting to the whole world (billions world-wide watched it). I think ratings were higher than people on the moon. Im not a Posek, but I thought it was all very classy (besides the couple’s living arrangements ;( before the marriage).

    #765904
    mewho
    Participant

    all i can say is those hats were outrageous. i cant even figure out how some stayed on their heads.

    #765905
    Ofcourse
    Member

    mewho, all i can say is those hats were outrageous. i cant even figure out how some stayed on their heads.

    Hmm, Im wondering…Are the hats that drastically different than those worn on Shabbos by women in frum communities like the Five Towns, etc? Maybe adorned with larger flowers.

    #765906
    eman
    Participant

    The answer to the question

    How many descendants of Queen Elizabeth II are still married to their first spouse?

    As of Friday 1.

    And this is supposedly the choshuveh family of Great Britain.

    #765907
    Sender Av
    Member

    Malchus at it’s best???? Go watch a video of Queen Elizabeth II wedding and watch how she gracefully waves to the crowd from the balcony, then go watch the new bride wave to the crowd. Grace has been lost and so has their malchus.

    #765908
    WolfishMusings
    Participant

    As of Friday 1.

    2. You forgot Peter Philips’ marriage to Autumn Kelly.

    Two out of five who married. Nonetheless, I did a study of royal marriages in the other thread and showed that the majority of the Royal family are, indeed, still married to their first spouses.

    The Wolf

    #765909
    twisted
    Participant

    I am proud to not have been one of the two billion, not caring a whit about it, not having even the time if I did, being of Zionist bent with strong dislike of anything British, and yes, very much not the herd animal type.

    #765910
    mosherose
    Member

    “2. You forgot Peter Philips’ marriage to Autumn Kelly.”

    Who is Peter Philips? If he was really a prince hed be Prince Peter. Dont make up stuff.

    #765911

    I saw clips and pictures of it and it was a beautiful event.

    #765912
    am yisrael chai
    Participant

    Peter Phillips is the son of Princess Anne & Capt. Mark Phillips.

    The parents rejected the Queen’s offer of giving a royal title.

    #765913
    WolfishMusings
    Participant

    Who is Peter Philips? If he was really a prince hed be Prince Peter. Dont make up stuff.

    Peter Phillips is the Queen’s oldest grandson. He’s not a prince because he’s the son of the Queens daughter and, according to the Letters Patent issued by George V, only children of the Sovereign’s sons are styled as Princes and Princesses.

    It should be noted that an exception was made for Elizabeth II’s children. When her father became King George VI following the abdication of Edward VIII, it was pretty obvious that King George was not going to have sons and that Elizabeth, as the eldest daughter, would inherit the throne. However, since any children she would have would be the King’s Daughter’s children, they would not be able to use HRH (or be styled as Princes and Princesses) until after George’s death. George therefore issued a special Letters Patent stating that any children of the Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were entitled to use HRH at birth. Hence, Prince Charles and Princess Anne were HRH from birth, even though they were born while George VI was still alive.

    The Wolf

    #765914
    adorable
    Participant

    I watched parts of the wedding and thought it was a beautiful event. she is so stunning and regal! hope this one lasts!

    #765916
    ronrsr
    Member

    act British, think Yiddish.

    #765917
    mosherose
    Member

    “Peter Phillips is the Queen’s oldest grandson. He’s not a prince because he’s the son of the Queens daughter and, according to the Letters Patent issued by George V, only children of the Sovereign’s sons are styled as Princes and Princesses.”

    Baloney. If he was the queens grandson hed be a prince like William and harry. This only proves that you made it up.

    #765918
    ronrsr
    Member

    he sure is a prince, and at one time was fifth in line to the throne, after his royal uncles and his mother.

    Now he’s 11th in line.

    as for being a capital “P” prince, that is up to the reigning monarch to decide who is styled a Prince and addressed as His Royal Highness.

    If your grandmother were a queen, you would be a prince.

    #765919
    am yisrael chai
    Participant

    Moshe, the Wolf doesn’t write “baloney.”

    Instead of accusing him, why don’t you just google the name & see for yourself?

    #765920
    WolfishMusings
    Participant

    Baloney. If he was the queens grandson hed be a prince like William and harry. This only proves that you made it up.

    Whatever… if you want to think I just made up Peter Phillips (someone whose existence you can verify by spending five minutes on Google), then fine, I made him up.

    Feel better?

    The Wolf

    #765921
    cucumber
    Member

    why is everyone so into the royal family? theyre just a bunch of people just like anyone else. Why does everyone care so much about them?

    #765922
    am yisrael chai
    Participant

    Cucumber,

    Do you ask the same question when learning history & current events in school?

    #765923
    cucumber
    Member

    the royal family has no power anymore. theyre not making history. all they do is use tax money to party

    #765924
    WolfishMusings
    Participant

    why is everyone so into the royal family? theyre just a bunch of people just like anyone else. Why does everyone care so much about them?

    History. Pagentry. Tradition. Politics. Some of us just like that stuff. If that makes me a bad person, so be it.

    The Wolf

    #765925
    WolfishMusings
    Participant

    the royal family has no power anymore.

    That’s not entirely true, but not entirely false either. It’s a very odd situation over in the UK.

    For example, every act of Parliament requires Royal Assent to become law. Without it, an act cannot become law. Interestingly enough, the last act that Edward VIII performed as king was to give his Royal Assent to His Majesty’s Abdication Act of 1936. Before he assented to it, the act could not become law.

    On the other hand, no monarch has withheld Royal Assent on a law since the early 1700s — and no monarch in his/her right mind is going to do so.

    There are other similar instances where the monarch technically has power but does not wield it.

    all they do is use tax money to party

    That’s not entirely true either. The members of the Royal Family act as a form of elite diplomatic corps. When you see Prince Charles on some Polynesian Island talking with the local bigwigs and wearing a grass skirt, that’s not a vacation. The Crown Prince is also a patron of quite a number of charities in the UK (as are other members of the Royal Family).

    That’s not to say that being a Royal is the same as working in the salt mines for ten hours a day. Rank hath its privileges, I suppose. But to say that they do nothing but party at taxpayer expense is not really a fair assessment.

    The Wolf

    #765926
    Ofcourse
    Member
    #765927

    “all they do is use tax money to party”

    if you point that out, then you must point out the flip side: they bring in millions of tourists – money.

    #765928
    WolfishMusings
    Participant

    I want to know what the whole royal family’s expenses add up to per year. How many royal family members are on salary?

    That’s called the Civil List. Very few Royals actually get money from the Civil List. In addition, the Queen refunds the money spent on other Royals (other than herself and the Duke of Edinburgh) to Parliament. To the best of my knowledge, the only other Royals who get civil list money are the Queen’s children, the Dukes of Kent and Gloucester and Princess Alexandra. In addition, this money doesn’t come free — they have to perform duties for the Crown.

    It’s possible that Princes William and Harry also get Civil List monies (I couldn’t find out for sure one way or the other), but even if they do, the Queen reimburses Parliament for it.

    The Civil List is currently fixed at 7.9m pounds, the same level it has been at for the last ten years. Keep in mind that this money doesn’t all go to Queen’s pockets. A large chunk of it goes to pay for staff associated with running the royal household. You can download a 2006 accounting of the Civil List expenditures from the Royals’ website.

    In addition, keep in mind that the Civil List is going to be abolished in 2013.

    The Wolf

    #765929
    adorable
    Participant

    they are really just regular ppl but I’m still very into them not sure why though

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