Harry’s royal prince
by Trey C. on January 15, 2009
I think Harry is so endowed, perfectly fit for a prince and would surely make his mother Princess Diana and father Prince Charles proud. This image of Prince Harry surfaced a while back and I don’t know how I missed it, but here it is, again, with Harry in his full pride and glory waving happily with his right hand and hard to miss royal scepter.
Bad angle? Maybe. Disappointing picture? Not the slightest.
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ElectricM
January 15, 2009
Hmmm, well well well…:) i need me some money to gets over to England, Britain, UK. :D
They should really make up their mind on what the call the place.(country?) Lol.
Trey C.
January 15, 2009
LOL. When you were referring to “the place” I thought you were talking about the sceptor at first. It beats the Pope’s stick anytime.
Hec
January 19, 2009
I think UK refers to England, Ireland, and Scotland.
While Great Britain and England both refer to the same country.
Chris
January 19, 2009
UK = England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales
Great Britain = England, Scotland and Wales
It’s like the US contains diff states… except it’s one kingdom.
South Ireland is just Ireland.
I live there.
Christopher
January 22, 2009
@Hec: England is England Great Britain is England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The UK used to include Australia, Canada and India plus the FALKLANDS!
Chris
January 22, 2009
Great britain is NOT England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland – Northern Ireland is a different landmass. Ireland is in the British Isles, but not GB.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Isles_%28terminology%29
maccallister
April 29, 2009
that was so big!!ohhh lah lah!!!
Gavin
December 3, 2009
ElectricM
England is a country withing Great Britain. The united Kingdom is the term for England, Scotland, Wales and northern ireland being united under one royal family.