Wow what a royal…

Princess Margaret was good looking and so is her grandson but as for lusting after a 22 year old around 50 years younger it's obscene.

Anyone thinking of grooming a 16 year old boy ?

Honeysuckleberries

Wow, talk about him like a piece of meat why don’t you. How about if that was a woman and a man had posted the same things, there would have been an uproar.

I was about to write something exactly on these lines but you got there first and said it perfectly. Honestly, talk about double standards!

As for granddads lusting well good for them if they’ve still got it!

Seriously?

Why don't you all just pop over the thread about grooming and tell them its all just a bit of a laugh?

volver

BlueSky

Agree Yammy “No Mrs Robinson in this house!”
As for granddads lusting well good for them if they’ve still got it!

I'm not often speechless, but today's the day.

As usual volver your just looking for an argument. You might be speechless but !!!!!!

BlueSky

Agree Yammy “No Mrs Robinson in this house!”
As for granddads lusting well good for them if they’ve still got it!

I'm not often speechless, but today's the day.

Agree Yammy “No Mrs Robinson in this house!”
As for granddads lusting well good for them if they’ve still got it!

What a lovely looking young boy....
Peter Phillips is easy on the eye as well.
Sorry don't see any resemblance at all to his mother

Oh dear, I've come over all hot and unnecessary!

Grantanow

Too much pre-occupation with Royal parasites!

What a daft statement.
Do some homework.

Yes, he did.
Was it his choice? He was a square peg in a round hole, being a RM Commando is not for everyone.

Too much pre-occupation with Royal parasites!

Not the first royal to join the Marines....I thought I remembered -

"Upon leaving university in 1986, Edward joined the Royal Marines, who had reportedly sponsored his tuition at Cambridge University on condition of future service. In January 1987, he dropped out of the commando course after having completed one-third of the 12-month training."

^ appreciate what a bonny lad he is^
Ha, love it! That’s definitely not lusting! And it’s what I thought.

Agreed Yammy

Can't remember when I lusted I don't think I ever did.
We can say he is a good looking chap just like you would with a friend's grandson.
There's certainly no Mrs. Robinson in this house but I can appreciate what a bonny lad he is and hope he does well.

Me too Callistemon. What's happened to us?!

What a hunk! One can dream...

Kate1949

Lusting? Blimey. It's been many years since I've lusted.

???

I tend to think - "oh, he'd make a lovely son-in-law"

Or, as time goes by, grandson-in-law
I must be getting old.

I understand that it is all about power GSM. But I'm sure that they would all say that is all just a bit light hearted, they're just brightening up an otherwise dull day.

But sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.

volver

She's not the only person who thinks that way.

Substitute the picture of Chatto with one of Lady Louise and consider if a grandad saying phwoar is appropriate.

I think the difference is that, speaking in general terms, men are far more predatory than women. I wouldn’t like to see a bunch of grandads commenting on a picture of a young woman. The type of comment is likely to be very different to the light hearted ones on this thread.

Lusting? Blimey. It's been many years since I've lusted.

His "blue blood" is quite well diluted now.

FannyCornforth

Coastpath

The photo of Princess Margaret wearing her tiara in the bath is still to me the epitome of glamour.

Absolutely.
To me, she was one of the most beautiful women ever. And I love how she looked in Mustique too

Yes, she was, wasn't she.

She's not the only person who thinks that way.

Substitute the picture of Chatto with one of Lady Louise and consider if a grandad saying phwoar is appropriate.