I've always thought that both William and Harry have been refreshingly different as far as 'Royals' go. Whilst Harry was perhaps a little more the maverick in earlier years, he's also starting to settle to such a decent fella. But William is actually really one of the first Royal people I've ever actually looked upon with genuine pride, somebody I feel is about as decent as he can possibly be given the life he was born in to. I know he likes his Ducatis, and that's just the cherry on the cake. But whenever I read interviews with him or see him on the tv I just think he's exactly the leader or figure head our country should have. Top bloke imo and I'm sure his mother would be extremely proud of the way he carries himself. Prince William speaks of air ambulance work: 'There are dark moments' - BBC News
Being ex Royal Marine I'm inevitably pro Royal but I've also had sex five meters from Prince Charlie chatting away to his mate at the gate to Badminton Manor which has got to be a life long achievement to be proud of
Although Prince Andrew's had his fair share of ups and downs - as you'd expect from the grand old Duke of York
Airmiles Andy, the antithesis of William. Was it at Sandringham or Balmoral that he made the headlines for driving a Range Rover at a remotely operated gate that wouldn't open for him :Wideyed:
Blimey...........you must have a big willie while talking to his mate........................was Charlie talking to a tree while you were at it?
harry, cool dude. a credit to the nation, along with William,(his wife is stunning with the nicest legs in the business) i like charles, how can you say a bad word about the queen? princess Ann has and does a good job. honers system and H.O.L. no need.
I like William and Catherine they are a breath of fresh air Harry is my favourite I would like to see William on the throne after the Queen
It's true! I was staying in the room to the right of the gate in the picture. Was giving the Miss Royal of the time a Royal awakening and Charlie rocked up outside the window in his Range Rover!
I respect Charles. He's a product of his peculiar upbringing, for sure, but he led many causes before they were fashionable, he's passionate and he cares about people and about his country. He isn't just a socialite. And whatever the Mail thinks, he didn't kill Diana. Like millions of other people he made the wrong marriage and when it unravelled as it was always going to, it all happened in public. But he's clearly done a good job with his kids. He's earned his turn.
Being ex-RAF I cannot stand any of them, my opinion of course. They are just leeches on society and I hate the fact that some of my tax is spent on them.
