No Queenies

[gw4rcm]

You ungratefull Monsters , you ingrates, The English Queen, of all Queens, Deigns to visit your humble country.
And what do the English get on this #forum, Silence, thats what they get, Silence.
Keep it up.
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RCM

[n2ize]

We bow in humble respect to the queen of queens

[N3ATS]

God save the Queen.

There. Better? http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[gw4rcm]

Quote[/b] (N3ATS @ May 05 2007,00:38)]God save the Queen. #

There. #Better? # http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif
Not till you claim the family as yours, and take over the civil list.
RCM

[K5FH]

Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 04 2007,16:30)]You ungratefull Monsters , you ingrates, The English Queen, of all Queens, Deigns to visit your humble country.
And what do the English get on this #forum, Silence, thats what they get, Silence.
My maternal grandparents, who were born and raised in Wales (grandmother from Wrexham, grandfather from Cardiff), used to refer to the British Royal Family as "a bunch of &%$# Germans!"

The Welsh have a way of cutting directly to the chase.

[w4rot]

I sent her a mail inquiring if she would like to visit a real
nice hooch still up in Ashe County, NC.....but no she's got go to Virginia and Kentucky for some stupid horse race.
I get no respect.
Hope she's up for barbeque.
Somebody...take the lady fishin'!
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rot

p.s. eat your heart out you non 4 landers....

[kf6rdn]

Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 04 2007,15:30)]You ungratefull Monsters , you ingrates, The English Queen, of all Queens, Deigns to visit your humble country.
And what do the English get on this forum, Silence, thats what they get, Silence.
Keep it up.
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RCM
Sorry Queenie.

I humbly APOLIZE.

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[kg4yus]

Whooptie freakin do http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[KE7DZZ]

Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 04 2007,16:30)]You ungratefull Monsters , you ingrates, The English Queen, of all Queens, Deigns to visit your humble country.
And what do the English get on this #forum, Silence, thats what they get, Silence.
Keep it up.
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RCM
Hey we kicked your butts once, don't think we can't do it again! # http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/wink.gif

[KI4ITV]

Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 04 2007,11:30)]You ungratefull Monsters , you ingrates, The English Queen, of all Queens, Deigns to visit your humble country.
And what do the English get on this forum, Silence, thats what they get, Silence.
Keep it up.
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RCM
We would keep her, but, she cost too damn much to keep up.

I was travelling through town yesterday just after 5:00pm eastern and the State Troopers had shut down I-64 from Richmond to Williamsburg. NOBODY was allowed to use that road (in the eastbound direction) for the entire time she was on it.

[N3ATS]

Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 04 2007,18:47)]Quote[/b] (N3ATS @ May 05 2007,00:38)]God save the Queen.

There. Better? http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif
Not till you claim the family as yours, and take over the civil list.
RCM
I have no idea what you mean, but okay! I'll do it!

[kc7jty]

That watery tart is a Queen!!?? Who da hell you kiddin?
http://lexrex.com/enlightened/writings/being_repressed.htm

[K9STH]

I understand that Queen Elizabeth II actually visits the United States a few times a year primarily to visit various horse farms (she definitely loves horses). However, those visits are as a private citizen and she doesn't want any publicity.

Glen, K9STH

[w4rot]

Quote[/b] (KI4ITV @ May 04 2007,21:23)]Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 04 2007,11:30)]You ungratefull Monsters , you ingrates, The English Queen, of all Queens, Deigns to visit your humble country.
And what do the English get on this #forum, Silence, thats what they get, Silence.
Keep it up.
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RCM
We would keep her, but, she cost too damn much to keep up.

I was travelling through town yesterday just after 5:00pm eastern and the State Troopers had shut down I-64 from Richmond to Williamsburg. #NOBODY was allowed to use that road (in the eastbound direction) for the entire time she was on it.
They probably let her kick in a vette on the wrong side of the interstate.
Hey WTF, she's like mom coming to visit all her a-hole young-uns.
rot

[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (K9STH @ May 04 2007,18:32)]I understand that Queen Elizabeth II actually visits the United States a few times a year primarily to visit various horse farms (she definitely loves horses). #However, those visits are as a private citizen and she doesn't want any publicity.

Glen, K9STH
What is it with women and horses ? Women have this thing for horses.

My girlfriend recently joined a riding club devoted to keeping the elegant art of olde English ladies side saddle riding alive. She just spent about $1000.00 on a fancy riding habit so she can dress authentically when she goes out riding wth the ladies. next she is going to want to buy her own side saddle. I #shudder to think what the heck that is going to cost. But the real kicker will be when she finally decides to invest in her own horse.

[kf6rdn]

Quote[/b] (n2ize @ May 04 2007,18:40)]Quote[/b] (K9STH @ May 04 2007,18:32)]I understand that Queen Elizabeth II actually visits the United States a few times a year primarily to visit various horse farms (she definitely loves horses). However, those visits are as a private citizen and she doesn't want any publicity.

Glen, K9STH
What is it with women and horses ? Women have this thing for horses.

My girlfriend recently joined a riding club devoted to keeping the elegant art of olde English ladies side saddle riding alive. She just spent about $1000.00 on a fancy riding habit so she can dress authentically when she goes out riding wth the ladies. next she is going to want to but her own side saddle. I shudder to think what the heck that is going to cost. But the real kicker will be when she finally decides to invest in her own horse.
Tell her no problem!

But where am I going to mount the HF rig?
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[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (kf6rdn @ May 04 2007,20:03)]Quote[/b] (n2ize @ May 04 2007,18:40)]Quote[/b] (K9STH @ May 04 2007,18:32)]I understand that Queen Elizabeth II actually visits the United States a few times a year primarily to visit various horse farms (she definitely loves horses). #However, those visits are as a private citizen and she doesn't want any publicity.

Glen, K9STH
What is it with women and horses ? Women have this thing for horses.

My girlfriend recently joined a riding club devoted to keeping the elegant art of olde English ladies side saddle riding alive. She just spent about $1000.00 on a fancy riding habit so she can dress authentically when she goes out riding wth the ladies. next she is going to want to but her own side saddle. I #shudder to think what the heck that is going to cost. But the real kicker will be when she finally decides to invest in her own horse.
Tell her no problem!

But where am I going to mount the HF rig?
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And WHAT a feat that would be !! Especially with some of my olde boat anchor HF rigs. Ever try and operate a plate modulated Johnson Viking 2 from horseback mobile ?? How about a nice Globe King 500!! Not to mention the separate receiver !!

She had better invest in one mighty and powerful steed if she's gonna carry any of my HF rigs along... http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

All kidding aside the horseback riding and the side saddle stuff is really cool and I'm very supportive of her interest in it and I've learned a lot about it. One day I've got to go out and watch her ride.

[ae4fa]

IZE:

Your girlfriend really should rethink the matter. #Riding sidesaddle is really tough on the horse - unbalanced load causes strain on the spine.

As for Q. Liz being here, big whoop. I did have great respect for her mother, though. Her leadership during WW2 was inspiring and helped many Brits hang on.

[KF0RT]

What is the Queen's last name?

73, Rob

[KI4ITV]

Quote[/b] (KF0RT @ May 04 2007,23:20)]What is the Queen's last name?

73, Rob
Majesty.
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[W4HAY]

Hey, don't look to me for sympathy -- my ancestors came from Scotland!

Towering in gallant fame
Scotland my mountain hame
High may your proud standards
Gloriously wave!
Land of my high endeavor
Land of the shining river
Land of my heart forever
Scotland the brave!


Would it make you feel better if we sent Nancy Pelosi and 'reverend' Al Sharpton back with her?

[K3XR]

Are the colonies worth a royal visit, your majesty?

http://www.latimes.com/news....t.story (http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-kelley5may05,0,4824677,print.story)

[K9QJ]

I wonder if she will be wearing one of her $750 bras?

[KF0RT]

Quote[/b] (K9QJ @ May 05 2007,07:23)]I wonder if she will be wearing one of her $750 bras?
shudder

73, Rob

[KA9VQF]

Quote[/b] (K9QJ @ May 05 2007,07:23)]I wonder if she will be wearing one of her $750 bras?
For that price I hope its bullet proof and not just something from Victoria’s secret…

[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (ae4fa @ May 05 2007,03:56)]IZE:

Your girlfriend really should rethink the matter. #Riding sidesaddle is really tough on the horse - unbalanced load causes strain on the spine.
hmmm... That sounds about right. I'll have to ask her about that.

[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (K3XR @ May 05 2007,05:47)]Are the colonies worth a royal visit, your majesty?

http://www.latimes.com/news....t.story (http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-kelley5may05,0,4824677,print.story)
Well, she should feel right at home. Especially if she stops by washinton and visits with our King George (aka.. The Commander Guy, aka The decider)

[n0jaa]

I like to refer to him as President George III. He IS the third President named George.

[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (n0jaa @ May 05 2007,09:30)]I like to refer to him as President George III. #He IS the third President named George.
He may prefer "Dictator george" as he once said, "If I were a dictator it would be a whole lot easier". But for now we'll have to settle for "Commander Guy".

[VO1GXG]

I like it when the Queen comes to visit Canada and Newfoundland especially . http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif She still is the Queen of Canada and the head of all of Canada's forces so what the hey ? http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif

[W2LYS]

Quote[/b] ]What is the Queen's last name?


Windsor

[NL7W]

When is the last time she's visited her underling, Canada?

[N0KLT]

I am just grateful that I am nowhere near Churchhill Downs today. I cannot imagine what a mess that is this weekend. My understanding that the normal Kentucky Derby weekend is a zoo, especially with the post 9-11 security measures in force, but with the British Queen and her group in town, I cannot even begin to comprehend what a mess that is. Wouldn't you just love to be the race track's head of security the last few weeks?

Oh well, I am not much for horse racing anyway so missing yet another Derby isn't a disappointment for me.

Hope the old girl like mint juleps.

[K9STH]

Something like 90 percent of the recreational horse owners in the United States are women. Of course that doesn't include working horses (i.e. cattle ranches).

Glen, K9STH

[G0GQK]

Somebody said we would keep Queen Elizabeth, but she costs too much.

She costs the British people, or did last year sixty pence per person per year on a population of 59 million. So the cost to America would be 12 pence per person !

God, how cheap can you get !

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[G0GQK]

Very strange about the British Royal Family.

The family name of the Royals is Windsor, since the name was changed by King George V before the Great War because the true family name was German.

The Queens first son is HRH Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, a title held by the eldest son of the monarch, since about say, 1400 give or take a few years.

However, the sons of Charles Windsor have now become Willy and Harry Wales, how that happened nobody has ever explained.

If Harry will be driving around Iraq with Wales on his helmet then I think Willy should have a helmet with England or Scotland on the front.

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[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (K9STH @ May 05 2007,11:14)]Something like 90 percent of the recreational horse owners in the United States are women. #Of course that doesn't include working horses (i.e. cattle ranches).

Glen, K9STH
I'm not surprised. 3 different women I have known were enthusiastic about horses, and as I mentioned my present girl friend is a recreational horseback rider and enthusiast. 2 women where i work are recreational horse owners. Now I understand this is only a small and non representative sampling but, by and large it seems (from my limited scope) that women are far more enthusiastic horse fanatics than men...I don;t know one guy who is interested in horses. So that statistic of 90% of US horse owners being women doesn't surprise me.

And apparently the Queen is among them.

[w4rot]

Horses are animals of prey.
You try to keep them at ease to harness the full power.
Some men are good at this,
Alot of women are.
Giddyup,NC
rot

[W4HAY]

Quote[/b] (ae4fa @ May 05 2007,10:56)]IZE:

Your girlfriend really should rethink the matter. #Riding sidesaddle is really tough on the horse - unbalanced load causes strain on the spine.
That's true IF the saddle is not properly fitted, just as it is for all saddles, whether roping, cutting, jumping, dressage, eventing, harness, etc.

The problem is that very few saddlers know how to properly fit a sidesaddle simply because there are so few of them in use.

Women do make up the lion's share of the equestrian sports, except perhaps for driving, cutting, roping, and bronc riding. And at the upper levels of the other disciplines you'll find about a 50-50 split.

I'm the only male boarder at two barns. What's it like being surrounded by two groups of athletic, goal-oriented ladies? Oooooh, if only you guys knew! If only you guys knew! http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif

[ac3p]

Quote[/b] ]Quote
What is the Queen's last name?



Windsor

I thought it was Mountbatten. Isn't that Philip's surname?

I recall a story that Katherine Hepburn once received an invitation to some dinner from Buckingham Palace and RSVP'ed declining the invitiation. She addressed "Dear Mrs. Mountbatten". http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[k9kxq]

I thought this thread was about Rudy the Queen Giuliani, sorry my mistake, God save the Queen...

kxq

[gw4rcm]

I believe , according to Brit newspapers, that Kentucky Derby Staff who dealt with Her Maj, had to be versed in etiquette, before they were allowed anywhere near her.
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She's meeting Bush today, #Uhmm I wonder, Nah, waste of time.
RCM

[KC0MIS]

Sorry, OM, but "royalty" is just another word for "snob" in my book.
It does not matter what the title is either.
Only we make others more important than ourselves, and I refuse to participate in that activity.

73,
Chuck

[gw4rcm]

Quote[/b] (KC0MIS @ May 07 2007,18:56)]Sorry, OM, but "royalty" is just another word for "snob" in my book.
It does not matter what the title is either.
Only we make others more important than ourselves, and I refuse to participate in that activity.

73,
Chuck
If that remark was aimed at me Chuck, may I say I totally agree with you.
RCM

[ab8ro]

I hope never to have to eat with the queen. Because I'm done eating when I SAY I AM, and not before.

[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (W4HAY @ May 06 2007,19:34)]Quote[/b] (ae4fa @ May 05 2007,10:56)]IZE:

Your girlfriend really should rethink the matter. Riding sidesaddle is really tough on the horse - unbalanced load causes strain on the spine.
That's true IF the saddle is not properly fitted, just as it is for all saddles, whether roping, cutting, jumping, dressage, eventing, harness, etc.

The problem is that very few saddlers know how to properly fit a sidesaddle simply because there are so few of them in use.

Women do make up the lion's share of the equestrian sports, except perhaps for driving, cutting, roping, and bronc riding. And at the upper levels of the other disciplines you'll find about a 50-50 split.

I'm the only male boarder at two barns. What's it like being surrounded by two groups of athletic, goal-oriented ladies? Oooooh, if only you guys knew! If only you guys knew! http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif
That is pretty much what she told me when I asked her if riding sidesaddle might be rough on the horse. She said it's a matter of the saddle being properly fitted and balanced to both horse and rider. A good sidesaddle is also very expensive as they are rare these days. She got into it because she loves horses and riding and likes the idea of preserving the ild tradition of sidesaddle riding. They even dress in 17th century (or whatever century it was popular) riding habits to give it that authentic look and feel. I hate to think about how much money she's going to have to shell out when it comes time to buy her own saddle.

I myself know very little about horses. I never rode a horse and know nothing about riding them or care and maintenance. Like most males I prefer riding things that are made out of iron and steel and that burn petroleum based fuels.

[w2amr]

Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 04 2007,16:30)]You ungratefull Monsters , you ingrates, The English Queen, of all Queens, Deigns to visit your humble country.
And what do the English get on this #forum, Silence, thats what they get, Silence.
Keep it up.
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RCM
And the moron probably insulted her. Can't we keep bush locked away on his ranch for the next couple of years?

The president stumbled on a line in his speech Monday, saying that the queen had dined with 10 U.S. presidents and had helped the United States “celebrate its bicentennial in 17. ...” Bush caught himself and corrected the date to 1976. He paused as if to see if the queen had taken offense.

[W4HAY]

Hey, have her plop you in that saddle and lead the horse around! It's an unusual feeling at first, but after a couple of minutes you should feel secure.

A boarder brought one to the barn, and even we guys had a blast trying it out. The owner jumped and fox-hunted in it.

Did you know they even barrel-race in sidesaddles?

We have a saying: "In a world that made sense, men would ride sidesaddle!" http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/laugh.gif

[kg4kww]

No boobs are worth a $750.00 bra dude.

I bow to no queen, I'm an American.

[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (kg4kww @ May 07 2007,14:30)]
Quote[/b] ]
No boobs are worth a $750.00 bra dude.


It depends. If you've got the boobs and the money why not flaunt it ?


Quote[/b] ]
I bow to no queen, I'm an American.


No, instead you bow to The Decider aka "The Commander Guy" http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (W4HAY @ May 07 2007,14:13)]Hey, have her plop you in that saddle and lead the horse around! It's an unusual feeling at first, but after a couple of minutes you should feel secure.

A boarder brought one to the barn, and even we guys had a blast trying it out. The owner jumped and fox-hunted in it.

Did you know they even barrel-race in sidesaddles?

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I'll probably accompany her out to the barn, or stables, or whatever they call the places they keep horses. She's been anxious to show me the horses and show me around. I told her I'l like to watch her ride so I'll probably make it on out there some time this summer. Who knows, maybe I'll give it a whirl.

Didn't know they had barrel races in sidesaddle. Matter of fact I didn;t know anyone even rode sidesaddle anymore until she told me all about it. I thought side saddle riding was something relagated to past history and movies about old times. Apparently there are people keeping it alive.

Quote[/b] ]
We have a saying: "In a world that made sense, men would ride sidesaddle!"


True... I can see the point.#

[gw4rcm]

Ladies in England were measured for a sidesaddle Because.
It seems that the front of a normal saddle , the bit that rises called the Horn of the saddle , on a gallop, caused Ladies to become Horny.
Now for the Gentry of England to find their Ladies Horny, and only wanting to partake in Port and fine wines, and maybe a frolic in the hay with a buxom wench, to find their respective Wives having ridden themselves to their horniness. A solution had to be found.
An appeal was sent to the English physicts of that time to design a saddle, without a Horn, which with use the respective Ladies would not become horny.
So was designed and patented the side saddle.
RCM

[KC2ESD]

The Queen has one of the best Dogs around, The wonderfull Welsh Corgi.

[gw4rcm]

Quote[/b] (KC2ESD @ May 08 2007,01:24)]The Queen has one of the best Dogs around, The wonderfull Welsh Corgi.
There's two types of Welsh Corgis, the Cardi and the Pembroke.
My xyl compares me to both , a yappy little B""""""""
MWAHHH
RCM

[n2ize]

Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 07 2007,17:17)]Ladies in England were measured for a sidesaddle Because.
It seems that the front of a normal saddle , the bit that rises called the Horn of the saddle , on a gallop, caused Ladies to become Horny.
Now for the Gentry of England to find their Ladies Horny, and only wanting to partake in Port and fine wines, and maybe a frolic in the hay with a buxom wench, to find their respective Wives having ridden themselves to their horniness. A solution had to be found.
An appeal was sent to the English physicts of that time to design a saddle, without a Horn, which with use the respective Ladies would not become horny.
So was designed and patented the side saddle.
RCM
Ah yes, but I am sure the found out soon after that when the desire for horniness is ones goalthere is always a way to acheive it.

[gw4rcm]

Quote[/b] (n2ize @ May 08 2007,01:34)]Quote[/b] (gw4rcm @ May 07 2007,17:17)]Ladies in England were measured for a sidesaddle Because.
It seems that the front of a normal saddle , the bit that rises called the Horn of the saddle , on a gallop, caused Ladies to become Horny.
Now for the Gentry of England to find their Ladies Horny, and only wanting to partake in Port and fine wines, and maybe a frolic in the hay with a buxom wench, to find their respective Wives having ridden themselves to their horniness. A solution had to be found.
An appeal was sent to the English physicts of that time to design a saddle, without a Horn, which with use the respective Ladies would not become horny.
So was designed and patented the side saddle.
RCM
Ah yes, but I am sure the found out soon after that when the desire for horniness is ones goalthere is always a way to acheive it.
And there became the "trotting" horses of that time.
RCM

[KI4PEQ]

Quote[/b] (ab8ro @ May 07 2007,13:40)]I hope never to have to eat with the queen. Because I'm done eating when I SAY I AM, and not before.
That only applies if you are one of her subjects. We Yanks are not expected to bow or curtsey either.

[W4HAY]

Quote[/b] ]Ah yes, but I am sure the found out soon after that when the desire for horniness is ones goalthere is always a way to acheive it.

Which explains the invention of the Orgasmatron Saddle (http://mocoloco.com/art/archives/003153.php)!

[WA3WDR]

She's cool. When Bush stuck his foot in his mouth, she made light of it.

[W2ILP]

The Queen of the UK was given a 21 gun salute...as well as a lavish white-tie dinner with the president of the USA.... #All at the expense of the American taxpayers. # What more can she expect?

The USA had helped England defeat the Germans in WW2. #FDR was a personal friend of Churchill. #The US helped England recover from WW2. #The British had suffered from the German blitz and the Americans never got bombed at home. #I know well how the British suffered because I had cousins there. #After the war the living standards of most British were far below the living standards of most Americans...but today there is no need to feel sorry for the British. #The grand children of my British cousins live better than I can and have better health insurance than I can buy. #They travel over the world as if they own it...which was formally the role of wealthy ugly Americans.

But...It a grand show to welcome the Queen...and we know she is only symbolic. #Maybe she should have avoided visiting the USA at this time where both Bush (in the US) and Blair (in the UK) have been recognized as liars...but her visit can bear no real political agreement with crucial policies...it is only symbolic and meant to be only a symbolic display of mutual avoidance of reality....but the symbolic visit of a Prince to Iraq...might not be the same sort of thing if he happens to get killed by a road bomb...which wouldn't only be a symbol....I think.

w2ilp (I Like Princes)...They can be braver than Kings. #Kings can only be stale-mated.

[n2ize]

I like the queen and I like princesses.

[W2BBQ]

Quote[/b] (kc7jty @ May 03 2007,19:30)]That watery tart is a Queen!!?? Who da hell you kiddin?
http://lexrex.com/enlightened/writings/being_repressed.htm
Bravo fellow Quester

Southern Hospitality was not overlooked or forsaken in any way for the queen's visit.

When she passed by my way, I stopped her motorcade and offered her some vittles, that being the custom in these parts.

I said: "Yo queenie, dig yer mitts into my bag of Toasty Charm Country Fresh Rutabaga Dillweed Chips. They're yum yum good. And you're welcome to a sip of my beer too.

She graciously accepted as she appeared quite famished, and seemed to enjoy the rutabaga chips and schlitz with gusto. Her belching during our chat afterwards was a bit annoying, but I says to myself, hey...she's the fooking queen of England, I guess I can cut her some slack.