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« on: November 26, 2010, 05:50:27 am » |
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He tells Indian businessman Atul Patel 'There's a lot of your family in tonight' at a 400-strong Buckingham Palace reception for British Indians in October last year.
Navy sea cadet instructor Elizabeth Rendle, 24, who works in a bar was asked 'Is it a strip club?' by the Prince. She said: 'It was a joke and I didn't take any offence,' after the blunder in Exeter, Devon, in March.
A Buckingham Palace guest with a goatee who told Prince Philip he was a designer got the sharp response: ‘Well, you didn’t design your beard too well, did you?’ in July last year.
Prince Philip surprised Aborigines in Australia by asking 'Do you still throw spears at each other?' during a state visit in March 2002. Cultural park manager William Brim replied: 'No, we don't do that any more.'
A Scottish driving instructor was asked in 1995: 'How do you keep the natives off the booze long enough to pass the test?'
When visiting Hungary in 1993 he said to a resident Briton: 'You can't have been here long - you haven't got a pot belly.'
When visiting the Welsh Assembly he offended a group from the British Deaf Association in May 1999. He pointed to a band they were standing near and said: 'Deaf? If you are near there, no wonder you are deaf.'
British students in China were told during a state visit in 1986: 'If you stay here much longer you will all be slitty-eyed'.
He said to a student travelling across Papua New Guinea in 1998: 'You managed not to get eaten then?'
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« Reply #1 on: November 26, 2010, 09:29:01 am » |
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Wonderful breeding stock, isn't he ? No wonder they are letting "commoners" into the gene pool !  |
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