ttbn,

Prince Charles's rosy complexion stems not from
alcohol, but from a skin condition that he suffers
called Rosacea. A very common skin condition for
many people. Look it up.

Plus, he's been an advocate of organic farming and
sustainability - for
decades. Not everyone would consider that "nutty."

Paul just reread your out standing advice re letting the deliberate two trolls get under my skin
Hurts knowing responding makes me as bad as them
Yes muscle up ignore them, the best way to go
But may I? *ask this, what if we all returned serve in their manner*?
WOULD THE SITE SUFFER
will try yet again but never a day goes past that I do not ask myself why not be every bit as unfocused and rude.
Merry Christmas to all get ready for a great ALP government and the end to the Trump era good reason to be pleased

Can't agree with you Foxy, I think Charles is as nutty as a fruit cake, but so what.

I have always had a soft spot for fruit cakes, & he is a very pleasant nut. I think he will make a great king.

Foxy,

Look up what? The condition ‘Rosacea’, which I'm fully cognisant of, or whether or not Charles has it? All the royals, including the Queen, have a taste for the sauce, except Prince Andrew, who is a teetotaller. I am well aware that not everyone thinks Charles is a nutcase. I hope you will forgive me for being one of those who does. Does an old misogynist like me get any credit for preferring a Queen Anne to a King Charles, even though it is not possible

ttbn,

Here's what you said:

"...a program about Charles on Monday showed him up to be
nuttier than ever, with his boozer's complexion even more
pronounced..."

I merely pointed out that the Prince's ruddy complexion
was due to Rosacea, a ruddy complexion that can mistakenly
be attributed to a problem with alcohol.

Prince Charles does not have a problem with alcohol.
He does have a skin condition. Your statement about
"his boozer's complexion being even more pronounced"
was due to Rosacea, not alcohol.

Also I disagreed with your take on the program showing
Prince Charles up as a "nutter." I found that someone
who believed in sustainability and organic farming,
and was concerned about the environment - many people
would not regard as a "nutter."

If you want your opinion to be respected - then you have
to respect those of others. You think Princess
Anne will make a better sovereign - I don't have a
problem with that in the slightest. And you should
not have a problem with my opinion on Prince Charles.
After all, like you, we are all entitled to our opinions.
I'm sure that you'll agree.

BTW: Princess Diana also suffered from Rosacea,
as does Prince Harry.

Ah! Foxy, you and the wife think alike, a gift voucher, although like money it seems a little impersonal, but I'll go along with that, happy wife, happy life, so they say. We went shopping this avo' I seen this great big Teddy Bear, my pick, but "T' was rather cold on it, (seems 18 year old girls don't need teddy bears) it would look fantastic on her bed, I said. I'll go to the PO tomorrow and pick up a 'Visa' gift card.
I drew one of the daughter-in-laws in the '$20 Secret Santa', easy one, she like Chardy, so a cheap bottle of plonk from Dan Murphy's seem in order. After 2 or 3 bottles it all tastes the same anyway.

p/s On the teddy bear, "T" said "You are such a big kid at times Paul." I said "Yeah! you think so...I'm getting a train set for Xmas... Santa promised!...what do YOU think of that?" She said "Yep, a big kid alright, lets have a coffee."