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Topic Originator: Buspasspar
Date: Mon 11 Jul 09:11
Its 30 plus degrees and they have wee Willie sitting with a collar, tie and jacket ?
We are forever shaped by the Children we once were
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Topic Originator: parsmad68
Date: Mon 11 Jul 11:48
And a great camera shot of his finger up his nose 😂
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Mon 11 Jul 13:42
I wonder when these kids realise what a privileged life they lead or is it drummed into them from an early age that it`s all about `duty` and `service`?
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Topic Originator: onandupthepars
Date: Tue 12 Jul 00:56
I was surprised and disappointed to see it - I thought his parents were a bit more modern - seemed cruel to have him in what looked like his school uniform, when a T- shirt and shorts would`ve been more appropriate. And what kind of person would have been offended by that? You`d think they were at a wedding, no` a sporting occasion. I suppose it`s like, `You`re gonna have to get used to it, so you can start now.`
Cruel and unnecessary.
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Tue 12 Jul 06:35
Isn`t it a requirement to wear a tie in the royal box at Wimbledon? I recall Lewis Hamilton being refused entry because he wouldn`t comply.
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Topic Originator: Tad Allagash
Date: Tue 12 Jul 22:16
Yeah - that’s the rule. If the wee man had turned up in a t-shirt, it would’ve put the bouncer in an awkward position, so Wills and Kate did the right thing here.
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Topic Originator: onandupthepars
Date: Wed 13 Jul 02:13
Having googled, it seems you`re both right about dress code for the Royal box. (No dress code for spectators elsewhere at Wimbledon.) I still think it should be unecessary - smart but casual should do, now we`re past the 1950s.
You`re right about Lewis Hamilton as well. Though he looked pretty smart to me, in his natty floral shirt and hat. Thanks for giving me a nudge to find out about it.
Post Edited (Wed 13 Jul 02:15)
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