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That makes 9 working days out of 20 if you talk about 4 weeks a month with a 5 working days each week if you count Mo - Fr. If it's Mo - So it's only 9 days out of 28. That isn't that much either. Only a halftime job. And if you want to counter this little math example and telling me they work...

And that's where you're wrong. CP doesn't get sponsored by the tax payers but by his dad. Because only Carl Gustav and Victoria are paid by the tax payers. Every other member of the family lives of their income. And if they want to support their partners (Silvia and Daniel) and his children...

You're only allowed to have a hobby when you work fulltime in Sweden (and on second thought, you're just allowed to have a privat life when you work)? I'm shocked. :eek: What does the average Joe do when he loses his job? Quitting his membership at the local soccer club? Selling his horse...

So I think this: Prince Carl Philip is the patron for Mustaschkampen - Sveriges Kungahus [NS4 version] doesn't count? Just because he's driving race cars and dating a girl? Isn't he not allowed to have a hobby and a privat life. Does he have to make the world a better place 24/7? What are you...

Then I did a got job with this paragraph. I hope more people are shocked right now and maybe start thinking a bit more about commensurabilities. Time changes everything. Go 5 years back and you have Madeleine and Carl Philip with perfect partners and Victoria with a non-suitable one. And...

Because in vitro fertilisation can do almost everything nowadays to those who have the money and the best doctors at hand in case a natural conceiving is not possible. And you have to admit that Victoria and Daniel will have the best treatment possible if they would need in vitro. So the chance...

Why is he setting a bad example? I said it numerous times before: what's past is past. It's not his fault what Sofia did years ago, when she never ever expected to be in this position today. But today Carl Philip is just a guy with a navy background who's studying on a second degree so he can...

I'm pretty sure it wasn't in your mind to blame Madeleine for her broken engagement, because it very well sounded like it. And that Victoria had a more disciplined upbringing than Carl Philip and Madeleine makes sense. SHE will be the future queen whereas her siblings will only be her sidekicks...

I completely disagree here, because my opinion is that nicknames / abbreviations are a slap in the face for the kid and the parents. I would never use any if it wouldn't have been allowed by the parents (when the kid is to young to decide) or the kid itself. Because honestely, as a parent I...

:rofl: And well, what's one more hypotetically princess who's body is well known. Because honestly, almost every princess nowadays has been photograped in a bikini by papparazi when they're on holidays. ;)

But will it be the same with the next one? What happens if the next presidents son turns out to be a teenage drug dealer? Or the daughter has a habbit of topless dancing on university partys? In that case Sweden has the same "problems" that it has now. So it doesn't matter that there is a prince...

Every country needs someone who represents it. In some countries royals are doing the part, in other countries presidents are doing the part. The pro of having royals is that they are more known and more "this country" than presidents that come and go. The pro of having a president is that he...

I'm happy for them. They don't hide their love anymore and that's great.

In Germany it's 50/50 I think. We don't abbreviate names as extrem as in english speaking countries. And we aren't very creative either when wie do it. For example: Alexandra/Alexander will be "Alex" for sure. Only very few would tend to "Lexie" or "Lex". And if an Alexandra/Alexander have a...

That's a beautiful meaning. Does anyone know if there was snowfall the day the twins were born? It would be a wonderful coincidence. :flowers: That's really cute. I wonder if Christian was afraid that his mum or dad would say otherwise and therefore he answered to the reporter so his parents...

Not all settle down at this age. Just take a look south to Monaco. Albert is in his 50th, so CP has still a lot of time. He also doesn't need to settle down like his older sister was expected to. But if he feels the need to do so, he should do it with a woman he really loves. Regardless of what...

Sweden (Ranking: Carl Philip, Victoria & Daniel, Madeleine, Carl Gustav & Silvia. Point 2 & 3 switched during the last year) Denmark (Ranking: Frederiks family, Marie and kids (but I don't like Joachim very much. Don't really know why, but I just don't like him somehow) Norway (Ranking...

Frederik said "Minik" like the english word "mimic" just with an N in the middle. Mary said "Ivalo" like "Eva Longoria" without the "ngoria". I really love the sound of this name. But I'm not sure if even they had it right. The greenlandic language is very difficult. I'm completely confused...

My name is a variation of Maria. That would make both danish Princesses and any other royals who have a Maria-Version or really Maria as their name. Sadly but not surprisingly I don't share my really given name with any royal, just the variations.

1. Prince Carl Philip (always has been always will be my Nr. 1) 2. Prince Frederik (he's one of those men who get more and more handsome the older he gets. The salt-and-pepper hair, the beard, the proud-dad-look he's sporting for month now. All that is just making him yummy) 3. Prince Haakon...

For me it were a lot of little things that goz me hooked in royalty. It started around 1992 when I was a young teenager. My aunt (very intersted in royalty) had always a lot of newspapers and magazines lying around and when I visited her I was always skipping trough them, trying to find out what...

That's what I realised too. Vincent seems to be a complete no-go, while Alexander (a really boring name IMO) is voted the better choice. Why is that? That really interests me. Is Vincent oldfashioned in english speaking countries? Just like a lot of the users (not just here but all over the...

Yes, here: Kongehuset - Aktuelt - Billedkalender Picture 4. But she's sitting. Not standing.

You really think Christian and Isabella are more normal than Vincent and Josephine? Why? They sound all normal to me. And it's a perfect sibling combination: Christian, Isabella, Vincent & Josephine. I have way more problems with the difference between Nikolai (russian), Felix (latin) and Henri...

Sorry, but you're wrong there. It's just plain logical mathematic which is absolutely identical everywhere on our planet. 114 square feet doesen't mean 114x114 feet but YxZ=114. So 114 square feet are definitely to small to live in. Btw, 114 feet x 114 feet = 12996 square feet = 1207 square...