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I’ve never heard of Harry getting a tattoo, and I’ve been taking notice of his affairs since he was nineteen. That doesn’t mean he hasn’t got one though and people have just kept quiet about it.
 
I’ve never heard of Harry getting a tattoo, and I’ve been taking notice of his affairs since he was nineteen. That doesn’t mean he hasn’t got one though and people have just kept quiet about it.
I think you are correct. I believe he said in “Spare” that he once wanted to get one of Botswana while he was on that infamous Las Vegas trip but his friends and security stopped him, recognizing he wasn’t in the right frame of mind for decision making.
 
The best thing about those photos of him going into the tattoo parlor are how, after the way he snidely mocked William for his baldness in his book "Spare" they highlight the fact that Harry has not one single hair on the top of his head. It's a vast expanse of pink skin up there. I don't care that Harry is bald, I am as well, it's the sweet karma of it all that I'm drawing attention to here.
 
Nowadays in the western world there isn't anything wrong with tattoos as such (depending on the subject and use in specific cultures), didn't P.Philip have an interest in them (i think i remember reading he asked someone about their tattoos)?
Also i think K.George V had a tattoo?

But yes, to get them it's wise to be aware what you're doing, so good for Harry having good friends at the time to prevent it, if he wasn't
 
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Perhaps the BP people did not ask Boris to have a chat with Harry. Maybe he realised it was futile. Sky news in 2020 did however report that Harry and the PM spoke for about 20 minutes alone on that day, after the UK-Africa conference.

And the paragraph below from the Telegraph is quite vague.
‘Boris Johnson was not asked by Buckingham Palace to try and persuade Prince Harry to stay in the UK, The Telegraph understands.’
‘Understands’, not ‘we were told by a spokesperson.’
 
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As far as royals with tattoos are concerned, the only senior royal I can think of, besides George V, was Queen Daisy’s father King Frederik of Denmark who had tattoos on his forearm. He, George V and Prince Philip were all naval officers though, and in their time it was primarily sailors who had tattoos. Princess Eugenie does have a very small one near her ear, I believe.
 
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Boris and the truth don’t mix, do they?
I could say things like ‘when you are baited into lying to Parliament and then don’t resign about that but end up getting forced out over a different damaging set of lies…’ or ‘when you start your career as a journalist and are sacked for making something up’... (The sad thing is his great-grandfather was lynched as a journalist for writing the truth about something very dangerous and controversial... BJ seems to have gotten the wrong moral lesson, unsurprisingly.) There’s a hilarious Youtube video about him called Fight For Your Right (to Party) that I won’t post here, but features QEII(!), other lies, and makes the point more entertainingly.

If he told me the sky was blue, I’d check.
 

Report from Sky News from Jan 20th 2020 on private meeting between PM Boris Johnson and Prince Harry.

Interesting quote from that speech,

“ I will always have the utmost respect for my grandmother, my commander in chief, and I am incredibly grateful to her and the rest of my family, for the support they have shown Meghan and I over the last few months.”
 
This grammatical error always grates - should be “Meghan and me…”
He’s not the only royal to make it.
 
This grammatical error always grates - should be “Meghan and me…”
He’s not the only royal to make it.
To be honest it wasn’t the grammar that took my attention. It was the turn around in what he said then to what he said later.
 
As far as royals with tattoos are concerned, the only senior royal I can think of, besides George V, was Queen Daisy’s father King Frederik of Denmark who had tattoos on his forearm. He, George V and Prince Philip were all naval officers though, and in their time it was primarily sailors who had tattoos. Princess Eugenie does have a very small one near her ear, I believe.
Frederik IX had heaps of tattoos and not just on his forearm(s), he also had a dragon on his chest.

His grandson, the current King Frederik, has two tattoos (IIRC).
 
To be honest it wasn’t the grammar that took my attention. It was the turn around in what he said then to what he said later.
Yes, of course, and I totally agree.…pretty consistent for him.
But the poor grammar - you know, Eton and all.
 
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