We should shave her head and throw rotten peaches at her. The bitch.

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Anonymous wrote:Strange choice go words, OP. She is a complete stranger and her actions or inactions have no bearing whatsoever on my life (or yours, I presume), so it is not for me (or you) to be "disappointed" in her life choices. As a casual observer, I would say that I thought it was pretty lame that she put her life on hold for the better part of a decade waiting for a proposal. Apparently she was "working" for the family business. Now, I did not have a prince for a college boyfriend (LOL -- he was far from that) but my parents would not have supported me financially for several years while waiting for a ring because they would not think this was a healthy choice for a young woman with a university degree. I can't imagine that DH and I would do that for our daughter, either. I would hope that she would be working or going to graduate school, not putting her life on hold for a man. But hey, it all worked out quite well for Kate. They seem like a happy little family and I certainly do not have any problem with any mom scaling back or even stopping work to be home with young children.

I agree with this. I remember reading as well that the Queen was also worried about Kate just hanging around without a purpose and started to nudge her toward finding a charity with which to develop a long-term relationship and become a sponsor. I do think it is inexplicable that Will and Kate are basically half-time while their nonagenarian grandparents lap them nearly 3 to 1 on official engagements. They could pick up the pace for sure with all the kiddie help they have including Kate's mom as full-time grandma.

I just can't believe you spend this much time worked up over this? Don't you have some Charmin to squeeze?

Um, I'm not worked up over this. I spent about 1 minute typing my agreement to PPP. And like PPP, I am a casual observer. I did wake up early to watch their wedding but that was 50/50 because I remember watching Charles and Di in 1980 and wanting to see her choice of dress.

Jesus Christ, people. She's an educated woman who got married and is now raising young kids. Her occasional appearances and remarks will have a larger impact on the world than the average worker-bee's will just because she is a public figure. It sucks that some people are luckier than others, but she lucked out. What do you want her to do?

Everyone who defends Kate, her half wit husband and the archaic institution they represent should be deeply ashamed.

Do all you Kate apologists seriously think it's okay to be the kind of person who accepts other human beings bowing and curtseying to you? Is it okay that the hereditary leaders of a major "democratic", economic and military power will be white and male for at least the next 50 years? That no one else -- no matter how smart or how capable -- can be head of state? Would you accept that? No Kennedy. No Carter. No Obama. No chance of your own child growing up to be president. Just century after century of a family that was the best at killing people and stealing land a thousand years ago.

Brave men better than any of us spilled their blood to get us away from that nonsense. Kate worked long and hard for 10 years to join that circus and that's everything you need to know about her.

And I do not envy any of them. There are literally thousands of SAHM's married to hedge funders, tech titans, etc who live a far more luxurious life and I could care less what they do or how they live because they are not being held up as role models when they're essentially mascots of a deeply undemocratic institution.

Please THINK about not just the person but the values you're defending and its effects on a society's class structure and aspirations and the message you're conveying to your own children.

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Anonymous wrote:Strange choice go words, OP. She is a complete stranger and her actions or inactions have no bearing whatsoever on my life (or yours, I presume), so it is not for me (or you) to be "disappointed" in her life choices. As a casual observer, I would say that I thought it was pretty lame that she put her life on hold for the better part of a decade waiting for a proposal. Apparently she was "working" for the family business. Now, I did not have a prince for a college boyfriend (LOL -- he was far from that) but my parents would not have supported me financially for several years while waiting for a ring because they would not think this was a healthy choice for a young woman with a university degree. I can't imagine that DH and I would do that for our daughter, either. I would hope that she would be working or going to graduate school, not putting her life on hold for a man. But hey, it all worked out quite well for Kate. They seem like a happy little family and I certainly do not have any problem with any mom scaling back or even stopping work to be home with young children.

I agree with this. I remember reading as well that the Queen was also worried about Kate just hanging around without a purpose and started to nudge her toward finding a charity with which to develop a long-term relationship and become a sponsor. I do think it is inexplicable that Will and Kate are basically half-time while their nonagenarian grandparents lap them nearly 3 to 1 on official engagements. They could pick up the pace for sure with all the kiddie help they have including Kate's mom as full-time grandma.

I just can't believe you spend this much time worked up over this? Don't you have some Charmin to squeeze?

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Anonymous wrote:I understand it is no crime to fall in love and want to have your man's babies. Especially if the man in question happens to be the future King of England. Kate Middleton, however, is a sore disappointment as far as public figures go. First, she graduates from a great university and an excellent secondary education and spends her time....partying with the princes and hopping in and out of cards drunk and giggly. Her "job" is like, participating in charity rowing competitions sometimes. I'm not even expecting her to DO much work, especially since she was wealthy and did not need a source of income. I just wish she used her status and privileged and royal connections to stand up for something and contribute in a real way.

People made excuses for her saying she was in a difficult place dating William and needing to be low key until her marriage. Well, she got married and has done nothing of significance so far with her new found power and status. She makes a few appearances and spends the rest of the time doing nothing. SO LAZY.

She's a spoiled rich kid. She has never worked a day in her life. Her sole contribution to the world is sleeping with some guy and pumping out a few kids.

You just described my grandmother, it's called Old Money, get used to it.

Anonymous wrote:Strange choice go words, OP. She is a complete stranger and her actions or inactions have no bearing whatsoever on my life (or yours, I presume), so it is not for me (or you) to be "disappointed" in her life choices. As a casual observer, I would say that I thought it was pretty lame that she put her life on hold for the better part of a decade waiting for a proposal. Apparently she was "working" for the family business. Now, I did not have a prince for a college boyfriend (LOL -- he was far from that) but my parents would not have supported me financially for several years while waiting for a ring because they would not think this was a healthy choice for a young woman with a university degree. I can't imagine that DH and I would do that for our daughter, either. I would hope that she would be working or going to graduate school, not putting her life on hold for a man. But hey, it all worked out quite well for Kate. They seem like a happy little family and I certainly do not have any problem with any mom scaling back or even stopping work to be home with young children.

I agree with this. I remember reading as well that the Queen was also worried about Kate just hanging around without a purpose and started to nudge her toward finding a charity with which to develop a long-term relationship and become a sponsor. I do think it is inexplicable that Will and Kate are basically half-time while their nonagenarian grandparents lap them nearly 3 to 1 on official engagements. They could pick up the pace for sure with all the kiddie help they have including Kate's mom as full-time grandma.

I know OP, that piss bitch just smiles and re wears clothes all day. Maybe we can start a "I hate Kate Middleton" club. You can be secretary and I can be in charge of posting hate messages on random message boards all over the United States!! Then we can start on other "princesses" we perceive as lazy or ungrateful!! That one from Sweden looks like she needs a bitch slap!!!!

Oh my god leave the woman alone. Every damn day another Kate Middleton thread.

Anonymous wrote:I'm still trying to figure out why this is a thread. Oh, yes, it's DCUM!

No it's because this forum attracts Kate haters from other sites. They must be so very bored.

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Anonymous wrote:Kate Middleton AND prince William are both enormously boring. A perfect match.

The only thing that makes him remotely interesting is his long, devoted relationship to Kate and wanting to have a "normal" family-centered life. This is a huge departure for the British royals.

Er no, that's neither original (the Queen has been trying for decades) nor is it interesting. They are fucking the king and queen of dullsville I tell ya!

I'm still trying to figure out why this is a thread. Oh, yes, it's DCUM!

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Anonymous wrote:I understand it is no crime to fall in love and want to have your man's babies. Especially if the man in question happens to be the future King of England. Kate Middleton, however, is a sore disappointment as far as public figures go. First, she graduates from a great university and an excellent secondary education and spends her time....partying with the princes and hopping in and out of cards drunk and giggly. Her "job" is like, participating in charity rowing competitions sometimes. I'm not even expecting her to DO much work, especially since she was wealthy and did not need a source of income. I just wish she used her status and privileged and royal connections to stand up for something and contribute in a real way.

People made excuses for her saying she was in a difficult place dating William and needing to be low key until her marriage. Well, she got married and has done nothing of significance so far with her new found power and status. She makes a few appearances and spends the rest of the time doing nothing. SO LAZY.

She's a spoiled rich kid. She has never worked a day in her life. Her sole contribution to the world is sleeping with some guy and pumping out a few kids.

Careful! You could be saying the same of many DCUM posters....

Anonymous wrote:I understand it is no crime to fall in love and want to have your man's babies. Especially if the man in question happens to be the future King of England. Kate Middleton, however, is a sore disappointment as far as public figures go. First, she graduates from a great university and an excellent secondary education and spends her time....partying with the princes and hopping in and out of cards drunk and giggly. Her "job" is like, participating in charity rowing competitions sometimes. I'm not even expecting her to DO much work, especially since she was wealthy and did not need a source of income. I just wish she used her status and privileged and royal connections to stand up for something and contribute in a real way.

People made excuses for her saying she was in a difficult place dating William and needing to be low key until her marriage. Well, she got married and has done nothing of significance so far with her new found power and status. She makes a few appearances and spends the rest of the time doing nothing. SO LAZY.

She's a spoiled rich kid. She has never worked a day in her life. Her sole contribution to the world is sleeping with some guy and pumping out a few kids.

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Anonymous wrote:You guys she HAS a nanny!



She doesn't have to cook, clean, but like PP, I would never in a million years want to be royalty.

Of course she has a nanny. At least they could dress the nanny better. That uniform looks horrible and makes no sense.

That uniform wasn't picked by Kate or the royal family. It's the Norland nanny uniform: http://www.norland.co.uk/college/about/norland_college_history

"The Uniform

Emily Ward quickly recognised that Norland Nurses (as Norland graduates were originally known) needed to be recognised as professionals (and not mistaken for housemaids) so she introduced the uniform. Norland Nurses would not only wear the uniform when training at the college but also once qualified in the workplace - they were recognisable wherever they went.

The uniform is still a strong part of Norland’s tradition. In the same way that a professional nurse would be expected to wear a uniform, Norland students are expected to wear their uniform with pride, and to adhere to the strict uniform guidelines. Norland graduates are no longer expected, however, to wear their uniform when working in a family, unless the family specifically wants them to."

So who wanted her to wear this hideous thing?