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To: TobagoJack who wrote (73657)	4/29/2011 11:44:19 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) of 217802

In a November ComRes poll for The Independent, over 50 percent of Brits said they are “not excited” about the marriage of William and Kate and 31 percent “couldn’t care less.” On the other hand, 28 percent said they are “fairly excited.” Overall, republican groups, which call for the abolition of the monarchy, reportedly make up 20 percent of the UK population, while 70 percent of the population back the current constitutional monarchy. There appears to be no truth to the rumour that the remaining 10 percent feel that Canada should invade and make William our cabana boy. There is also the argument that since the last big one (that’s royal wedding, not earthquake) in 1981, there has been such a rise in the culture of celebrity that Wills and Kate are, now, C-list celebs, at best. Hmm, maybe they should take a tip from 50 percent of poll respondents who said they think the monarchy needs to “modernize.” Perhaps, a white linen, beach wedding in Montenegro would make a bigger splash? I wonder what colour flip-flops Kate would wear? I’d be “fairly excited” to write about that. chatelaine.com

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