The Night Thread Mk. IX

Had no idea some dinny nurse/receptionist had given info about Kate Middleton over the phone to someone she thought was the Queen and now the womens gone and killed herself. Without meaning to sound harsh she cant have been the sharpest tool in the box could she, actually thought the Queen and Prince Charles were on the phone to her

EDIT: Turns out it was the Nurse who had been put on the phone after the receptionist took the call.

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I don't see the humour.

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Have you listened to the prank call? It's awful. Worst mimic ever of an English accent.

Loved the bit where he said ''I am the queen and I shall need a lift down'' Pretending to have dogs barking in the background and all, easily the worst prank call ever

"gone killed herself"? King Luis, you're a grade A cunt. Could have some tact for someone who's just died after being humiliated in front of the entire world. It's one thing to say "gone killed herself", another for something as bad as this. Seriously, you need to get out more if you're that callous about other people, pathetic little prick.

Im not saying its funny she killed herself but the fact she fell for the prank is funny, chill the fuck out. If you read that as me finding her killing herself funny then your a idiot

She didn't fall for the prank

But she wasn't the nurse who actually gave away details.

First of all, if you're at work in a hospital and you're just a random worker and you happen to be a hospital used by the royal family and you have a member of the royal family in, it makes sense that the Queen might call. She wouldn't, but it's not like she's calling up a letting agency or something. So, if you pick up the call, knowing all that, and someone who sounds vaguely like they might be the Queen calls saying they're the Queen, are you going to go "fuck off, no you aren't". No, you're going to pass the buck to someone more important.

Second of all, here's the link to the BBC article on her death. Find where it says she killed herself. Or where someone relevant suspects that she killed herself. Or any mention of suicide at all.

I asked a 25-year old out and I'm 19. Is this a good or bad thing?

Did she say yes?

Anyway, if you asked her out you probably like her and it's not like she's some old dinosaur, so who gives a fuck? Enjoy yourself!

Not a no, not quite a yes. I'm going back to see her at work on Sunday though and she said we can try and sort something out. I don't know whether she realised I asked in a date way other than a friendly way though but I guess we'll have to see what happens.

I did use the half your age and add seven rule. 25/2= 12.5+7= 19.5 so it's sound for her. It just seems a little strange to me, but then a lot of my friends are in their mid-twenties too.

Is that a rule?

Either way, go for it. She's 19 and no longer in school, so it's a-okay.