Is Prince Andrew´s Collapse Complete?

He won't be gettin' no wings when he meets his maker.

i can't get enough of him explaining his ptsd / adrenaline overdose in Falklands / sweating condition.......you can't make this shit up

He doesn´t sweat - he GLOWS.

Yes.

Yes it is.

What duties is Andrew stepping back from? What exactly is his "job," other than sucking down taypayer money or breathing air somebody else would put to better use.

He ovah! Next!

Go ahead and bitch me out, but there's already an active thread on this here that's been going all afternoon. See the link.

The WM doesn't like proliferation of multiple threads on same topic. Especially royal topics. Yeah I know, I'm being a hall monitor, and I know this thread was started a few days ago. Just don't want good discussion to be deleted.

How WILL we cope now that he's stepping back from public duties? The UK will grind to a standstill!

Do let us know when he must sell the chalet in Verbier and rent modest rooms in Kensington.

R10 - Why? You really think the Queen is going to kick him out of Royal Lodge?

Obviously not. Thus his collapse will never be satisfying for us, or complete.

Andrew has lost his public BRF role, but he will continue his shadowy life same as always. The world he has inhabited has had some exposure and they will be become more closed and secretive, but it will go on. He has lost some access to important contacts as well as prestige, and that may make him less valuable to his demi-monde colleagues. On the other hand, they may rally round him, especially as he knows where all the bodies are buried. Then again, he may just end up falling off a balcony or out of a window, as others have before him....

The real collateral damage is to his poor daughters who have been caught between a rock and a hard place.

He might want to mail lick his stamps and mail his Christmas cards early when Mummy sends him on a special trade mission to Paris. "There once was a tunnel named Alma..."

R15 Well, shall we try to complete your catchy limerick?

There was a tunnel named Alma Well known to Britain's loved Grandma. It isn't well lit, so it can do its bit To end too much family drama.

Cheers.

^*damn, I forgot you have to space extra to get lines under each other. Here it is properly::

There was a tunnel names Alma

Well known to Britain's loved Grandma.

It isn't well lit, so can do its bit

To end too much family drama.

R16