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Post by miawallace on Feb 1, 2023 10:45:23 GMT -6
Why did I think that pendant was bread? The sound that just came out of my mouth it looked like a pretty pie. 😂 🙈
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Post by Eagles on Feb 1, 2023 10:46:54 GMT -6
The sound that just came out of my mouth it looked like a pretty pie. 😂 🙈 I love you Mia.
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Post by miawallace on Feb 1, 2023 10:53:52 GMT -6
it looked like a pretty pie. 😂 🙈 I love you Mia. I just want to know where In LA can I get pendant bread like that. Is that too much of an ask?
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Post by RajahMD on Feb 1, 2023 10:56:17 GMT -6
No, there's actually an exception for the Princess of Wales, since that person is the future queen. You can see the princess of Wales styling on William's death certificate (minus Diana, because the BRF is petty as fuck). Birth certificate you mean 😂 Whoops. Habit! Lol
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Post by Eagles on Feb 1, 2023 13:16:57 GMT -6
I just want to know where In LA can I get pendant bread like that. Is that too much of an ask? It shouldn't be.
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Post by Eagles on Feb 1, 2023 13:17:36 GMT -6
SOMEBODY WITH A BANGIN FOOD TRUCK IN LA, MAKE MY GIRL HER PENDANT BREAD.
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Post by jett on Feb 1, 2023 16:29:31 GMT -6
This is incorrect. Only ‘princesses of the Royal blood’ are Title Name, for example Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, and Princess Charlotte. Princesses by marriage are Name, Title. So Kate is Catherine, Princess of Wales. The media usually referred to Diana as Princess Diana, but she was actually Diana, Princess of Wales. No, there's actually an exception for the Princess of Wales, since that person is the future queen. You can see the princess of Wales styling on William's death certificate (minus Diana, because the BRF is petty as fuck). Can you cite your source? I’ve never heard of such an exception and can’t find anything via a Google search. And from what I can see, Williams’s birth certificate lists his mother as HRH The Princess of Wales, which is perfectly correct. Kate can also be referred to that way, but not as Princess Catherine of Wales (again, I can’t find anything about an exception).
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Post by jett on Feb 1, 2023 16:33:55 GMT -6
This is incorrect. Only ‘princesses of the Royal blood’ are Title Name, for example Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, and Princess Charlotte. Princesses by marriage are Name, Title. So Kate is Catherine, Princess of Wales. The media usually referred to Diana as Princess Diana, but she was actually Diana, Princess of Wales. But Diana wasn’t styled with the comma until after the divorce. (Part of the divorce agreement was a Harry/Meghan styled Firstname, Title.) I believe Princess of Wales does get to be styled HRH Princess Firstname of Wales. It’s a special title where the spouse gets the title too. Unlike just marrying a blood prince, the Wales title was bestowed by the king to both of them. Do you have a source for this? Pre-divorce she was HRH The Princess of Wales. She was, to my knowledge, never HRH Princess Diana of Wales because she’s not a blood princess. After the divorce, she lost the HRH so became Diana, Princess of Wales. And again, I know the media simply called her Princess Diana, but to my knowledge this was never correct.
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Post by STP on Feb 1, 2023 16:39:42 GMT -6
jett, why do you care this much?
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Post by mrsweasley on Feb 1, 2023 16:46:20 GMT -6
Just like the media says "Kate Middleton" they used "Princess Diana" even though she was HRH Diana, Princess of Wales (or HRH Princess of Wales) pre-divorce and without the HRH post divorce
This is really not worth fighting about .proboards.com
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Post by jett on Feb 1, 2023 17:17:53 GMT -6
jett, why do you care this much? It’s something I’m interested in, that’s all. Is that ok? Edit: as mentioned below, I’m interested to learn more if there’s an exception to a rule I was unaware of. All the baseless speculation in this thread drives me nuts so I stay out of it, but Royal protocol/titles interest me so I chimed in.
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Post by jett on Feb 1, 2023 17:20:46 GMT -6
Just like the media says "Kate Middleton" they used "Princess Diana" even though she was HRH Diana, Princess of Wales (or HRH Princess of Wales) pre-divorce and without the HRH post divorce This is really not worth fighting about .proboards.com Who is fighting? I thought I was having a discussion about the royals on a discussion board about the royals… It’s a topic I’m interested in and if there’s an exception to a rule that I don’t know about, I was hoping to learn more about it.
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Post by angelashly on Feb 1, 2023 17:37:06 GMT -6
jett, why do you care this much? 🧦 🧦
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Post by jett on Feb 1, 2023 17:40:49 GMT -6
jett, why do you care this much? 🧦 🧦 If this is supposed to mean I’m Socks or whatever name she’s going by now, you’re wrong. I’m a (relatively new) poster on GBCN but have lurked both boards and thought I’d participate more on this board as I’m interested in the royals.
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Post by beesquared on Feb 1, 2023 19:30:49 GMT -6
Maxima showing her Argentinian roots by having rhythm and Willem showing us… something else.
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Post by sifl on Feb 1, 2023 20:57:55 GMT -6
jett please stay and post. I am also intrigued by the name discussion.
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Post by jett on Feb 1, 2023 22:44:19 GMT -6
jett please stay and post. I am also intrigued by the name discussion. Oh, I will!
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Post by STP on Feb 2, 2023 10:34:56 GMT -6
jett , why do you care this much? It’s something I’m interested in, that’s all. Is that ok? Edit: as mentioned below, I’m interested to learn more if there’s an exception to a rule I was unaware of. All the baseless speculation in this thread drives me nuts so I stay out of it, but Royal protocol/titles interest me so I chimed in. It's obviously fine, I'm not in charge. And I agree, the baseless speculation can be a lot.
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Post by Cheshie6 on Feb 2, 2023 11:12:21 GMT -6
I think it was Cambridge but now it's Wales. They should just drop the last name and say Catherine, Princess of Wales and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. I know it shouldn't be a "thing" but it'll always be a "thing". Either can the media which is why they really should just call her Princess of Wales like pitchslap suggested I agree, I've heard that they do it this way because their former names get clicks, and that's what it's all about, right? (For the media, not for us) How many non-royal watchers would recognize "Catherine, Princess of Wales" vs. Kate Middleton? She was Kate Middleton for 10+ years. Princess Diana was Lady Diana before she married in, I feel like it's not as big a leap from Lady to Princess. They'd even call her Princess Di, which is a nickname she may or may not have approved. But they do still call Camilla, "Camilla Parker-Bowles." I also think it has a lot to with what they thought of you when you were first connected to the BRF. None of these women were seen positively through the media during their start.
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