The Royal Family. How much longer..?

[sinkov]

Older folk also tend to be more set in their ways and less amenable to change, despite their wealth of experience.

I would change just one word of that Chris, 'Older folk also tend to be more set in their ways and less amenable to change, because of their wealth of experience.

Have the young for instance, taken into account the fact that there will be a power vacuum created on the abolition of the monarchy, and have they considered just who, or what, may fill that vacuum, have they considered that it may not be an institution as benign as our monarchy ?

A wealth of experience teaches one that there is merit in the old saying,

'Better keep a hold of nurse,
for fear of finding something worse.'

[Norder]

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Older folk also tend to be more set in their ways and less amenable to change, despite their wealth of experience. That's just my view of course from the perspective of a youthful 69 and a bit lefty.

I think, that many..... like routine, live routines....are safe with repeats, unquestioning and removed from anything but the given reality, it makes them feel safe, so trust it, are habituated to it, it's familiar, so think of it/them as a friend....not realising - they've been suckered.

think...When the Wind Blows.

(croaky voice) "those were the days"

[kritichris]

Touché sinkov..

As for you Norder, I doubt I'll ever fathom out what goes on in your noggin, but I like you (and your musical tastes)

[Norder]

Touché sinkov..

As for you Norder, I doubt I'll ever fathom out what goes on in your noggin, but I like you (and your musical tastes)

some friends, the lady is a right Royal nutter....she goes into spasms if I shove it to her Queeny....but all the same, were remain very good friends.

God bless you brother.