Oh those wacky Royals

Source the BBC

Q&A: Charles and Camilla

New rules mean the prince could marry Mrs. Parker Bowles in church
The Prince of Wales is to marry Camilla Parker Bowles, Clarence House has announced. Here's a guide to the story.
Have they both been married before?
Prince Charles married Diana Spencer in 1981 but they separated in 1992 and were divorced in 1996. Mrs. Parker Bowles married Andrew Parker Bowles, a former Silver Stick-in-Waiting to the Queen, in 1973 and the pair divorced in 1995.



Per the request, of a reader from Scotland, we will be looking at the wonderful world of the UK.

The above story was one of three , regarding the upcoming nuptials, out of five that were headlines on the BBC.

And you thought they were a serious lot over there.
Hey, the best we got is Ben and Jen. Or does the Bush family fall under the heading of the Royal Family here? Regardless, I have always enjoyed the escapades of the House of Windsor. I am never sure why they have ‘Royals’; but since they are there, why not enjoy the whole song and dance of it all.

I’m uncertain about many things when it comes to Royalty.

Do you think anyone ever calls Prince Charles, “Wing Nut”, in regards to his ears?

Wouldn’t it be tough not to?

What exactly the does Prince Phillip do? Does he ever get annoyed because he is only a prince as opposed to a queen, sorry, I meant King.

Well, I could belabor the point here, but one thing jumped out at me in the above article.

What the hell is a former Silver Stick-in-Waiting?

Sorry, I must have missed that one in my British history class. Do you study for this?

Is there someone who has a silver stick and isn’t waiting? And, if so, what does one do with their silver stick when they are done waiting?

How many silver sticks are waiting and how long has this gone on?

Can you be too old and if so, is it a tarnishing issue??

Do they make a silver stick polish?

And they make fun of the Scots for wearing kilts.