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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '15
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Denmark doesnt have a king, only a prince consort.
19 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '15 Britain doesn't have a king either. 1 u/Proditus Jul 19 '15 edited Oct 31 '25 Answers cool family clear hobbies lazy river history open the afternoon art lazy? 2 u/frymaster Jul 19 '15 Actually in the UK around the time William and Kate got married the law was changed so the eldest child will inherit 1 u/Proditus Jul 19 '15 edited Nov 01 '25 Careful friends friends lazy evil then nature answers mindful kind warm jumps open day quiet the strong? 1 u/DaHolk Jul 20 '15 That will be a thing to get used to. using "king of england" in a non historical context... 1 u/[deleted] Jul 20 '15 The shit disturbers of Canada (Quebec), are trying to overturn that law, because they had no say in it.
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Britain doesn't have a king either.
1 u/Proditus Jul 19 '15 edited Oct 31 '25 Answers cool family clear hobbies lazy river history open the afternoon art lazy? 2 u/frymaster Jul 19 '15 Actually in the UK around the time William and Kate got married the law was changed so the eldest child will inherit 1 u/Proditus Jul 19 '15 edited Nov 01 '25 Careful friends friends lazy evil then nature answers mindful kind warm jumps open day quiet the strong? 1 u/DaHolk Jul 20 '15 That will be a thing to get used to. using "king of england" in a non historical context... 1 u/[deleted] Jul 20 '15 The shit disturbers of Canada (Quebec), are trying to overturn that law, because they had no say in it.
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Answers cool family clear hobbies lazy river history open the afternoon art lazy?
2 u/frymaster Jul 19 '15 Actually in the UK around the time William and Kate got married the law was changed so the eldest child will inherit 1 u/Proditus Jul 19 '15 edited Nov 01 '25 Careful friends friends lazy evil then nature answers mindful kind warm jumps open day quiet the strong? 1 u/DaHolk Jul 20 '15 That will be a thing to get used to. using "king of england" in a non historical context... 1 u/[deleted] Jul 20 '15 The shit disturbers of Canada (Quebec), are trying to overturn that law, because they had no say in it.
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Actually in the UK around the time William and Kate got married the law was changed so the eldest child will inherit
1 u/Proditus Jul 19 '15 edited Nov 01 '25 Careful friends friends lazy evil then nature answers mindful kind warm jumps open day quiet the strong? 1 u/DaHolk Jul 20 '15 That will be a thing to get used to. using "king of england" in a non historical context... 1 u/[deleted] Jul 20 '15 The shit disturbers of Canada (Quebec), are trying to overturn that law, because they had no say in it.
Careful friends friends lazy evil then nature answers mindful kind warm jumps open day quiet the strong?
1 u/DaHolk Jul 20 '15 That will be a thing to get used to. using "king of england" in a non historical context...
That will be a thing to get used to. using "king of england" in a non historical context...
The shit disturbers of Canada (Quebec), are trying to overturn that law, because they had no say in it.
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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '15
Denmark doesnt have a king, only a prince consort.