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some of you guys will admire this style
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lasbar
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This guy is superbly ridiculous because he is making a mockery of values cherished by millions of snobs around the world...
How can we buy a titleand hundreds of years of nobility?
We had a guy in England who won the lottery and was crowned the King of Chavs...
Vulgar sovereign rings on every finger ,massive gold chain around the neck ,a real sartorial nightmare...He lost everywhere ...
How can we buy a titleand hundreds of years of nobility?
We had a guy in England who won the lottery and was crowned the King of Chavs...
Vulgar sovereign rings on every finger ,massive gold chain around the neck ,a real sartorial nightmare...He lost everywhere ...
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Originally Posted by EasyGoing
Ja ja ja, mach schnell mit der art things, huh? I must get back to Dancecentrum in Struttgart in time to see Kraftwerk.
I'm sure he deserves it...
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If Germany had stayed an Empire after WWI, this would have never happened.
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But it would have cut the chain of adoption that led to what we see in this thread, if it stayed a monarchy.
(the guy who adopted him wasn't a memeber of any noble family too, he was adopted himself in 1980 for financial reasons by the destitute Marie Auguste of Anhalt).
(the guy who adopted him wasn't a memeber of any noble family too, he was adopted himself in 1980 for financial reasons by the destitute Marie Auguste of Anhalt).
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Originally Posted by EasyGoing
Ja ja ja, mach schnell mit der art things, huh? I must get back to Dancecentrum in Struttgart in time to see Kraftwerk.
If Germany had stayed an Empire after WWI, this would have never happened.Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
Correction:Luckily for the rest of Europe , Germany didn't stay an Empire or Reich ...Originally Posted by lasbar
"Hey fun boys, get a room!"
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That's a full house right there.
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I will explain it with pics: Monarchy, no impoverished aristos in republic, no adoptions therefore: (Cool guy actually, same kind of frat student like your esteemed CN, forget about WWI for 5 minutes, K?)
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(Big time fur collar etc., no adoption necessary)
No monarchy, the lady above adopts that person (no brothels, but "sauna clubs"):
He adopts him (as we coincided slightly vulgar):
Appears in st forum. Makes all of us vomit.
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Whatever style that guys got seems to attract very nicely endowed women, he seems to a have a very nice choice of shapely breasts !! **** style great results .............although i thought dressing a Rolls Royce up like a handbag was proper getting in touch with your feminine side!!
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Whatever style that guys got seems to attract very nicely endowed women, he seems to a have a very nice choice of shapely breasts !! **** style great results .............although i thought dressing a Rolls Royce up like a handbag was proper getting in touch with your feminine side!!Originally Posted by kev777
That pic in front of the l'Hotel de Paris is quite impressive concerning the ladies circumferences...owning several brothels makes some things indeed easier.
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That pic in front of the l'Hotel de Paris is quite impressive concerning the ladies circumferences...owning several brothels makes some things indeed easier.Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
An heres me thinking it must have been both his scintillating wit, charm & of course his STYLE !!!!
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