How many of you outside of the UK actually want to see the royal wedding?

JasonKaotic

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I don't think anyone could give any less of a fuck about the royal wedding, really. Especially since they have the sheer arrogance and vanity to expect people to want to watch them get married on the TV. I'm from the UK, and I really couldn't care less about it.
 

El Poncho

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I will watch it if I'm not doing anything else but otherwise I won't be watching it (UK)
 

Vakz

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There was a royal wedding in swedish last year, between the crown princess and some random dude. Iirc, I was at Dreamhack. Probably couldn't have cared less.
 

duchaked

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uh...I don't watch a lotta tv, just sorta read up news on yahoo every once in a while heh

surprised how many young people in the uk really care (at least the ones who surf on the internet anyway lol)
 

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Abandon4093 said:
I wouldn't care if a bear came parachuting from the sky and ate both the bride and groom.

In-fact. Scratch that.

If you can promise me a parachuting bear with a penchant for royal snacks.

I may just watch it.

Also. I'm English.

I'm northern though. I think the polls indicated that anyone who isn't in London really doesn't give a toss.
Alright, that sounds more doable than assassination. Still, I can't do this for free. Tell me how much you'd pay to see this and I'll tell you what kind of bear will be parachuting in. (Hint, if it's less than 5 digits it'll be a teddy bear.)
 

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I really could care less...every time I turn on the news, these are the shoes she is going to wear, this is what her dress looks like blah blah blah...
 

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I don't get why anyone care. It's not like they have any real power. That said I do get a nice feeling knowing Michelle Obama is pissed she didn't get invited.
 

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Abandon4093 said:
MarkusWolfe said:
Abandon4093 said:
I wouldn't care if a bear came parachuting from the sky and ate both the bride and groom.

In-fact. Scratch that.

If you can promise me a parachuting bear with a penchant for royal snacks.

I may just watch it.

Also. I'm English.

I'm northern though. I think the polls indicated that anyone who isn't in London really doesn't give a toss.
Alright, that sounds more doable than assassination. Still, I can't do this for free. Tell me how much you'd pay to see this and I'll tell you what kind of bear will be parachuting in. (Hint, if it's less than 5 digits it'll be a teddy bear.)
I can offer you my eternal gratitude.

That enough?
......I think I can call some kid in the UK and try to convince him to throw his teddy bear when when everyone's throwing rice. MAYBE. If I find a way to call the UK at a cheap rate.
 

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TheMadDoctorsCat said:
Cracker3011 said:
I'm in the UK, and couldn't give a shit.
I won't, unless the following happens:

- Kate Middleton suddenly realises, at the climax of her own wedding, that she's about to marry into a family of pampered inbreds. The subsequent panic attack causes her to scream like a banshee.

- She strips off her wedding dress, and hurls it over her beau, partially suffocating him, and also revealing that she isn't wearing any underwear. Naked as the day she's born, she proceeds to run out of the side door.

- She grabs the nearest mounted Yeoman Warder by the Busby (look it up), drags him from his horse, elbow-drops him until he stops moving, and jumps on the horse herself.

- Finally, she rides off into the sunset, naked and free; viciously assaulting anybody who tries to get in her way with a perfectly-arranged pleat of English peonies that were hand-picked from the Buckingham gardens at dawn.

If this happens, it may just pique my curiosity enough to tempt me into watching this wedding.
The green tea I was drinking almost ended up on my monitor while reading that. That was quite possibly the funniest thing I've ever read here.
 

Zantos

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I will be watching and playing the royal wedding drinking game. I will also be taking full advantage of the extended licensing hours.
 

MarkusWolfe

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Zantos said:
I will be watching and playing the royal wedding drinking game. I will also be taking full advantage of the extended licensing hours.
Oooooh, sounds like fun. What are the 'drink words'?
 

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Azure-Supernova said:
pulse2 said:
It's a pretty special ocassion and there'll be street parties. I for one am willing to embrace it.
Not if your in Glasgow. A council tried to arrange one, but there was so little interest they cancelled. Glasgow is officially not celebrating this wedding. I think its fantastic.
 

WrcklessIntent

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Sorry people in the UK but I just don't care about your royal family. Although the media in America is hyping it up a lot and a girl I know is actually having a party to celebrate the wedding.
 

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As someone will have said, How many in the UK will watch it?

For me its just a holiday.
Even though my mom still has to work that day.