Saturday, April 30, 2011

Future Queen Sets Apocalypse Now In Motion By Refusing To Obey

There was a prophecy somewhere that if two possible future queens in a row refused to "obey" the future kings the whole world will fall apart. But I can't remember where I heard it. It might have been in a "Die Hard" movie.

I just think the whole monarchy stands on mindless tradition dating back to the days where they chopped your head off and that was it. So when they start meddling with it and these newfangled vow modifying ways I think it's a signal that the whole world is about to collapse.

Look at what could happen here. William could say, "hey Kate, I'm going out to play cards and go to a strip club with me mates" and Kate would say, "well, stuff it, if that's how it is, I'm going out with me girlfriend Shiela and we're gonna have at it with some bikers." I mean if this happens and world freedom is at stake simultaneously how can we depend on these dizzy inbred layabouts to get it together long enough to save us all?

So it's going to be Kate fails to obey, talking dogs, zombie apocalypse, Trump presidency, and finally the ultimate horror of Chinese world domination combined with all of the above. In that order.
Following in the footsteps of Princess Diana, bride-to-be Kate Middleton will exclude “obey” from her wedding vows to Prince William.

According to the Daily Mail, Middleton will instead fulfill the promise to “love, comfort, honour and keep” her spouse. Middleton, who will be the oldest royal bride in history, will take after the late Princess Diana, who bucked royal protocol when she married Prince Charles in 1981 by refusing to include “obey” in her vows. Diana, however, did not start a trend among royals. Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson and Countess of Wessex Sophie Rhys-Jones agreed to “obey” their respective royal husbands in 1986 and 1999.

Prince William and Middleton, who will tie the knot at Westminster Abbey on April 29, decided on a version of their vows weeks ago but have kept this aspect of their highly-publicized royal wedding a secret from the media.

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has applauded the couple for the “simple” direction they’ve taken with their ceremony.

“I’ve been very struck by the way in which William and Catherine have approached this great event,” the archbishop told the Daily Mirror. “They’ve thought through what they want for themselves, but also what they want to say. They have a very simple, very direct picture of what really matters about this event.”

[The Daily Caller]

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