Proof that fairy tales can still come true...

[imported_Tomato]

From my friend Jenny...

Here's an article about an ordinary Australian "commoner" engaged to the crown prince of Denmark. Talk about meeting Prince Charming (and marrying him to boot)! It's so nice to see that fairytales can still come true. They look like a beautiful couple (and she's 31, too!). Who says you're an old maid if you don't marry by the time you're 30?? I say, hold out for Prince Charming. A girl's gotta have standards, right?

*wistful sigh*

 

[Iron Woode]

Originally posted by: Dezign
From my friend Jenny...

Here's an article about an ordinary Australian "commoner" engaged to the crown prince of Denmark. Talk about meeting Prince Charming (and marrying him to boot)! It's so nice to see that fairytales can still come true. They look like a beautiful couple (and she's 31, too!). Who says you're an old maid if you don't marry by the time you're 30?? I say, hold out for Prince Charming. A girl's gotta have standards, right?

*wistful sigh*

Oh boy.

Chick flick time.

 

[Looney]

Bah, the only thing 'special' here is that one is a 'noble' and one a 'commoner'... and the royal families are nothing but a meaningless titles these days. I would much rather admire somebody like Bill Gates, who actually earned their place in history (and actually do good for the world, most of these royals are nothing but pampered playboys).

 

[bleeb]

The royals are pampered whiny buggers. They haven't earned the respect they are given. That Australian women is probably one of those "rich" folks, who say they are commoners. Anyways, I just hope she doesn't end up divorced and dead (princess Diana or that red headed girl Fergy??) There must be some sort of curse to the royal family, maybe something similar to the Kennedy curse...?

 

[TheNinja]

Jenny is your young hot friend right? The one that all the guys drool over when asking about your parties? Ya, I got nothing to say that actually pertains to this topic though.

 

[sillymofo]

Originally posted by: Staley8
Jenny is your young hot friend right? The one that all the guys drool over when asking about your parties? Ya, I got nothing to say that actually pertains to this topic though.

hmmm..... (((sarcasm)))

 

[imported_Tomato]

Jenny (Smith College) is not the same as Jenni (UCLA).

 

[TheNinja]

Originally posted by: Dezign
Jenny (Smith College) is not the same as Jenni (UCLA).

ahhhh, gotcha

 

[ed21x]

Originally posted by: Staley8

Originally posted by: Dezign
Jenny (Smith College) is not the same as Jenni (UCLA).

ahhhh, gotcha

wow... Jenny is really cute. If she also has the personality to go along with it, I would ask her out in a heartbeat

Ed<~ only 20 though =\

 

[AnitaPeterson]

Constitutional monarchy still has some advantages in an advanced technological society. I know most of the people here are indoctrinated with the republican creed, and cannot even bear to think about these things, but nevertheless, a head of state unabased by dirty politics and election games is more useful than you can imagine - and the degree of civilization in Scandinavia is a living proof that the system works.

 

[Kadarin]

Originally posted by: ed21x

Originally posted by: Staley8

Originally posted by: Dezign
Jenny (Smith College) is not the same as Jenni (UCLA).

ahhhh, gotcha

wow... Jenny is really cute. If she also has the personality to go along with it, I would ask her out in a heartbeat

Ed<~ only 20 though =\

I'm not really into asian girls, but I'd say Jenni (UCLA) is considerably better looking.

 

[z0mb13]

Originally posted by: Dezign
Jenny (Smith College) is not the same as Jenni (UCLA).

how old is jenny ucla?

(wishful thinking...)

 

[isaacmacdonald]

Originally posted by: Astaroth33

Originally posted by: ed21x

Originally posted by: Staley8

Originally posted by: Dezign
Jenny (Smith College) is not the same as Jenni (UCLA).

ahhhh, gotcha

wow... Jenny is really cute. If she also has the personality to go along with it, I would ask her out in a heartbeat

Ed<~ only 20 though =\

I'm not really into asian girls, but I'd say Jenni (UCLA) is considerably better looking.

:Q woah. agreed.

 

[Looney]

Originally posted by: AnitaPeterson
Constitutional monarchy still has some advantages in an advanced technological society. I know most of the people here are indoctrinated with the republican creed, and cannot even bear to think about these things, but nevertheless, a head of state unabased by dirty politics and election games is more useful than you can imagine - and the degree of civilization in Scandinavia is a living proof that the system works.

Well that's kind of vague... what exactly is this 'degree of civilization in Scandinavia' that is such proof?

No, i don't believe in a monarchy. I believe those who rule should be chosen by the people, based on the people's desires and needs, and chosen on the person's skills and experience, NOT BIRTHRIGHT.

 

[BruinEd03]

Originally posted by: Dezign
From my friend Jenny...

Here's an article about an ordinary Australian "commoner" engaged to the crown prince of Denmark. Talk about meeting Prince Charming (and marrying him to boot)! It's so nice to see that fairytales can still come true. They look like a beautiful couple (and she's 31, too!). Who says you're an old maid if you don't marry by the time you're 30?? I say, hold out for Prince Charming. A girl's gotta have standards, right?

*wistful sigh*

So your standard is that the guy be born to privelage? If the Prince can reach down to date a "commoner", why can't you?

-Ed

 

[OS]

Originally posted by: Dezign
Jenny (Smith College) is not the same as Jenni (UCLA).

You're gonna set me up with UCLA girl right Ivy??