It is possible for anyone to purchase a Royal status and begin a Royal dynasty.
Where do I sign?
Please, please, please don’t ever let Livvie acquire royal powers. Grrrrrrr.
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Now that you don’t want me to be royalty, I want to be royalty now.
When can I start?
This post was edited by Livvie at July 13, 2022 5:42 PM MDTHey, wait a second . . .
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You haven’t even been coronated yet; so that’s a Fake Declaration. Stay home and pout. Grrrrrrr.
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I’m having my coronation dinner now. I’ve already received my crown. As soon as I solve the inscriptions on the inside of the crown, I’ll officially be royalty! How do like that?
Hold on, somebody’s asking me something. How old am I? Why do you want to know??
Now, let’s get going with my coronation. Let’s see…, Four across is Whopper…Six down is fries… Almost there…
They’re asking you your age because you’ve clearly violated their policy of who gets crowns, crayons, coloring books, and kiddie meals. Listen, is there no end to the list of crimes and infractions you’re willing to rack up? If you drop the criminal queenpin lifestyle and go straight, there just may be some hope for you some day. Quit trying to plot new capers all the time!
Grrrrrrr.
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Lol, good point, and you are absolutely right. There were people I grew up around who pronounced the past tense word “liked” as if it had two syllables instead of one, and no matter the context or sentence structure, almost always put the word “had” in front of it. North and south were pronounced norf and souf, the past tense of bring was brung, when referring to a household of two or more people, they said the name of one inhabitant and included “an’ them”, as in “John an’ them house” (no apostrophe s was ever part of it), and the words “your parents” was always “yer folks”!
No wonder I evolved into a grammar aficionado; I was absolutely surrounded by violators! Lol.
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The looney bin is the only place for you. Princess.
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