Meanwhile, At The Giant’s Causeway

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This morning.

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived by helicopter at the Giant’s Causeway in Co. Antrim where they were met by Northern Ireland’s first minister Arlene Foster (third pic).

‘I’m still alive’: Queen jokes on Northern Ireland visit – video (The Guardian)

Pics: Rebecca Black and The Royal Family

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22 thoughts on “Meanwhile, At The Giant’s Causeway

    1. some old queen

      Interestingly, that probably gives here credibility in DUP circles. In some of the really Protestant towns there is numerous second hand shops. They are a prudent lot.

      1. ahjayzis

        “Heya Liz, love. Did ya find your way alright? Take off that jacket now and give it to Martin, there’s a good girl”

      2. some old queen

        Howaya Lizzy, your’e lookin well. A life of pampered luxury and privilege suits ya.

    1. ahjayzis

      Ah leave her be,. it’s not often she gets to pretend she’s an English Lady and not a bible bashing regressive running a failed colony in a job share with a dirty native.

      And she’s been so hard at work campaigning to ensure Northern Ireland either goes up in flames or sinks further into developing world status.

  1. Mulder

    Look over here we have a big pile of stones in a pretty pattern.
    Umm, yes, quite.
    Lost for words.

    1. some old queen

      Queen: Now Arlene dear, don’t you be minding those nasty Provos with their talk of a united Ireland. It’s not like you encouraged them or anything. Once we build a wall around Mexico you’ll be grand.

  2. Mulder

    See all these ones curtseying, in front of the Queen.
    At least Martin did not curtsey.
    Or folk from UUP and Dup, old lads, who try and curtsey and then their knee locks, cause of dodgy knee and the fall over and have to be helped up and Queen is fed-up.
    So next ones in to her, she be telling them, don`t for the love of, curtsey.

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