The best way to celebrate the royal wedding!
 

At a gay bar at 6am, drinking and talking to local queens in tiaras! :-)

My wife and daughter are going over to a friend's house at like 6am for tea and scones to watch the wedding. It's apparently going to be a big party. No men allowed. After the wedding, there will be carpools to drop the kids off at school. Crazy. I'll celebrate by getting ready for work.

Sheldon: Will you be there? :D

When is it, by the way?

It's this friday morning. I wish I could go but I have to work. :-(

Here's the best way for me to celebrate the royal wedding:

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I'd say this :shotgun: but some goons would probably come and nail my knees to the floor.

IM and I will be having the same celebration! ;)ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

I have to admit, I got up in the middle of the night to watch Charles and Diana get married.

This time, I couldn't care less. :neutral:

At the Trades Club in Hebden they're having a Not the Royal Wedding party. I might go along. It's a good chance for a bunch of us to get together and have a street party in order to not celebrate the royal wedding.

I'll get pics of the posters and t-shirts J has designed for it. They're rather cool.

Our local PBS station is going to carry the BBC's coverage starting at 2am.

It's fascinating and interesting, but I won't be watching. I have a friend in STL that is all about it though...she's been waiting for months.

Ever been to Stubbing Wharf?

I'll probably watch it, because we get the day off work, and it'll be all the TV and radio are about anyway. I certainly wouldn't be getting up at 06.00 if I was in another time zone.

Might get some cheap plonk to toast them, because it's an excuse :)

I'd FAR rather be at BS West though.

Oh aye, many times. The Stubbing Wharf does the best pub food evah. If you get chips with your meal they're proper old fashioned, home-made, giant chips.

They have a fantastic annual cider festival there. I'm not a big cider drinker, but some of the specialty ciders I've had at Stubbing Wharf's festival were lovely.

What's nice about the Stuubing Wharf is that if the weather is nice you can go out back and sit alongside the canal. I don't mean in a garden overlooking the canal, I mean the side of the canal. S'great.

Last time I was there a bloke was wandering about doing magic tricks.

Why would anyone want to watch the wedding?? Do we really want to celebrate the descendants of brutal tyrants who enslaved us?? We had to fight them in 2 wars and they even burned out nation's capitol.

Let's face it, the Brits are a horrible warmongering race that attempted to enslave the world. Thank God we were able to break the shackles of their oppression and eventually elect a Kenyan Muslim as president.

I actually couldn't care less about the wedding. I just like having a reason to go out drinking at 6am surrounded by gay men who will be drunk by 10am and easily had. ;-)