Passed-over_Loggie said:
Not any more. It sank.
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Not any more. It sank.
finknottle
Banned
How did the ship function before windsor joined?
finknottle said:
Remarkably well when I was Chief Stoker on it.
Well, apart from running out of fuel now & again...
finknottle
Banned
Shame you could have shown him round your part of ship.
lsadirty said:
Generally nowadays any boarding involving rapid-roping is undertaken by the Royal Marines Commando detachment. Not sure if they were used in this particular episode, but if they were, they're normally rather good at it.
IDOITDEEPER
War Hero
finknottle said:
Fink
Windsor (with a capital "W") has not joined any ship. You are so far behind the times. Sub Lt Wales joined the Iron Duke. :thumright:
Enjoy your evening
IDOITDEEPER
gypquitacorrie
Lantern Swinger
I have to admit I am puzzled, I thought their surname was windsor so why is he called wales?Surname
By Order-in-Council in 1960, the non-titled descendants of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were given the surname Mountbatten-Windsor, combining the dynasty name of Elizabeth and the assumed surname of Philip. However, although titled, the Queen's children have all decided to use the surname also in honour of their father. For their banns for their first marriages, both William's aunt, Anne, Princess Royal and his own father, Charles, Prince of Wales, used Mountbatten-Windsor rather than Windsor. Mountbatten-Windsor is now treated as being the surname of all descendants of the Queen and the Duke except those, like the children of the Princess Royal, who have a new paternal surname (in that case, "Phillips").[25]
As with Royal Family tradition, Prince William used "Wales" as a last name during his years of education, as has Prince Harry. William's York cousins in turn use "York" (other Royal Families also use their parents' title as their own working surname). Past precedent, however, is that such title-surnames are dropped from usage in adulthood, with either title alone or name and Mountbatten-Windsor being used on legal documents and banns of marriage.
By Order-in-Council in 1960, the non-titled descendants of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were given the surname Mountbatten-Windsor, combining the dynasty name of Elizabeth and the assumed surname of Philip. However, although titled, the Queen's children have all decided to use the surname also in honour of their father. For their banns for their first marriages, both William's aunt, Anne, Princess Royal and his own father, Charles, Prince of Wales, used Mountbatten-Windsor rather than Windsor. Mountbatten-Windsor is now treated as being the surname of all descendants of the Queen and the Duke except those, like the children of the Princess Royal, who have a new paternal surname (in that case, "Phillips").[25]
As with Royal Family tradition, Prince William used "Wales" as a last name during his years of education, as has Prince Harry. William's York cousins in turn use "York" (other Royal Families also use their parents' title as their own working surname). Past precedent, however, is that such title-surnames are dropped from usage in adulthood, with either title alone or name and Mountbatten-Windsor being used on legal documents and banns of marriage.
finknottle
Banned
IDOITDEEPER, how right you are capital W.
gypquitacorrie, thank you for that insight into the workings of the German mind.
gypquitacorrie, thank you for that insight into the workings of the German mind.
gypquitacorrie
Lantern Swinger
Fin
You Know fine well that although they might be surnamed Wales, they are in fact English. When you and your like minded fellows achieve independance please feel free to invite The Princess Royal has your head of state, she does seem to have a passion for Tarten etc etc.
You Know fine well that although they might be surnamed Wales, they are in fact English. When you and your like minded fellows achieve independance please feel free to invite The Princess Royal has your head of state, she does seem to have a passion for Tarten etc etc.
Anyone notice which way round his hand was on GMTV/SKY this morning as he saluted over the gangway on Iron Duke this morning ? Pongo style with thumb down. What did he do at Dartmouth ? They must have forgotten that class !! Bless......
I just checked on SKY video news, have a look for yourselves two thirds in.
I just checked on SKY video news, have a look for yourselves two thirds in.
mikh
MIA
Finky, your fixation on the ancestry of the Royal Family is getting boring, you as a Scot are probably descended from the Irish invaders of Caledonia from which Scotland gets it name, the majority in England are descended from Saxon, Angle, Jute and Norse invaders, so why not get over your xenophobia and accept that we live in a monarchy or emigrate to a socialist republic
Black2Blue
War Hero
pti45 said:
Oops. Must remember that one myself!
mikh said:
Here, Here.
finknottle
Banned
gypquitacorrie said:
As the old fella used to say to me, 'just remember lad when things are bad you could always have been born in England'.
Black2Blue
War Hero
Are you still serving fink?
finknottle
Banned
Black2Blue said:
Would you like fries with that?
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