戴安娜王妃著名的"复仇"连衣裙，穿在查尔斯承认婚外情的那个晚上
戴安娜王妃那件标志性的“复仇裙”，是在查尔斯王子公开承认对她不忠的那晚所穿的 [1994年]
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Wait__No__What10,268 赞2020/6/28
I remember seeing the tabloid headlines accompanying this picture and they said "Take That!" What a family friendly way of saying "Fuck You, Charles"
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Anna Harvey, her former stylist, said that she wanted to “look like a million dollars” that night. Damn did she succeed.
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I'd say more like a million £s
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True.
pumaturtle474 赞2020/6/28
Eh I’d say she looks more like 120 pounds
Taminella_Grinderfal617 赞2020/6/28
Screw the dollars, she succeeded as a lovely person and humanitarian. I honestly was sorry for both her and Charles. He had always loved Camilla, and I’m glad they are now together. Sorry for Diana that she was forced into a loveless marriage, and died because we were too interested in who she was dating that paparazzi felt they needed to chase her to her death.
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It's hard to sympathize with Charles. He essentially dragged Diana through the ringer just to please his parents.
rambochackochan225 赞2020/6/28
"the man should sow his wild oats and have as many affairs as he can before settling down, but for a wife he should choose a suitable, attractive, and sweet-charactered girl before she has met anyone else she might fall for"
Lord Mountbatten's advice to Charles!
Radkeyoo63 赞2020/6/28
Said the man whose wife was openly screwing Nehru.
Jlx_27244 赞2020/6/28
She always looked a million dollars, pure class and beauty. She looked a billion dollars that day.
intecknicolour1,025 赞2020/6/28
he never loved her. his parents insisted on a virgin wife, which was a hilarious and tragic requirement as charles was not a virgin. no surprise he went back to camilla behind her back. it should've been camilla from the beginning. all the later tragedy could've been avoided.
ElephantOfSurprise-152 赞2020/6/28
It really should have been Camilla all along. Look at them now. For her part Camilla has no ambition or joy in being part of the royal family.. she was never in it to be Queen Consort. And even having been married to other people and having children.. they never really stopped seeing each other. They’ve loved each other their whole lives. And once married, Camilla has turned to be an asset to the royals. She does a good job, she settled Charles down, she’s been respectful to the Queen, she’s taken care of Diana’s boys and grandchildren. So much pain could have been avoided on all sides had Queen Elizabeth not been so concerned that Camilla wasn’t the Virgin Mary that she pushed her down the aisle to marry someone else.
chrisjozo52 赞2020/6/28
It was mother Charles' grandmother, The Queen Mother, pushing for him to marry Diana. The Queen Mother and Diana's grandmother were close friends and the Spence's even had a house on royal grounds. The two grandmothers tried to get Charles and Diana's older sister together but it didn't work out because that wasn't the life she wanted. Diana just ended up being the Spencer sister they settled on.
DiaryOfJaneFonda40 赞2020/6/28
The seasons of The Crown covering the 80's and 90's are going to be good. The drama really did write itself.
Lashay_Sombra21 赞2020/6/28
>It really should have been Camilla all along. Look at them now. For her part Camilla has no ambition or joy in being part of the royal famil Camilla never wanted to marry him back then either, she did not want all the royal baggage and bullshit, nor did most eligible women on the list ahead of Diana. Diana was a clueless young girl who had no clue what she was letting herself in for. Charles was a sop who did what he was told Most of the 'culpability' can be laid at the feet of an antiquated royal establishment behind on the times, though looking at new generation and what they have been allowed to do things seem to have changed a lot.
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Double standards for men in royal families? *No*.
Jlx_27416 赞2020/6/28
Yup just look at the pedo prince they have in that family.
PM_ME_YOUR_GOOD_NEW5457 赞2020/6/28
“She told him to beat it, bozo!”
MissCrick3ts179 赞2020/6/28
A tot is an angel that is still alive.
dbam44128 赞2020/6/28
A hero is a guy doing his job
HeavyDrizzleOG57 赞2020/6/28
Man I forgot about that bit! That's the tall child's joke right?
norcalgirl182244 赞2020/6/28
*Asian American woman
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Proud Tiger Mom
teenitinijenni39 赞2020/6/28
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sisco9858 赞2020/6/28
Suddenly the 90’s band Take That’s name has a whole new meaning for me
wank_for_peace20 赞2020/6/28
Take that, and PARTY! - album name IIRC.
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2,751 赞2020/6/28
Princess Diana used her status as a notable royal to highlight those less fortunate than herself. I’m sure someone will tell be how she was actually awful, but I’ll always love her for touching hands of people infected with AIDS when people still treated them like lepers. I’m 33. I didn’t live through the plague years. But I know older gay men who did. And I can’t even imagine watching your friends die for reasons no one understand (at first) and then those in power ignore you. I’m American, of Irish descent. No reason for me to like British nobility. But I’ll always have a soft spot for Diana.
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And in 2020 Princess Boris tried to copy it but sadly HIV works differently than the corona.
332 赞2020/6/28
He also wore a stunning backless gown during his hospital visit.
209 赞2020/6/28
Unfortunately, it's hard to pull off a backless gown when you don't have a spine.
27 赞2020/6/28
Boom, roasted!
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69 赞2020/6/28
I remember her being called 'The People's Princess'.
32 赞2020/6/28
Yeah people born in the last say 20 years really have no idea how much of a powerful, and OMG moment it was went Princess Diana shook the hand of someone with HIV. It broke down so many barriers and changed people's idea of what HIV AIDS actually is. Especially as back then you didn't just Google this stuff. People were genuinely afraid and ignorant as to how you can catch it.
93 赞2020/6/28
There are certain moments in your history that you clearly remember where you were even years later... For me it has been the Challenger disaster, start of 1st Gulf War, Diana's passing, and 9/11. I remember my roommates and I sitting in front of the TV for hours watching the coverage from the tunnel. Such a loss...
181 赞2020/6/28
I'm Scottish also. A year older than you. It must of been a Saturday or Sunday morning as my recolection is my mother waking me up very early and I had a hangover and I told her to "go away". Not my proudest moment but its certainly stuck with me.
190 赞2020/6/28
It was a Saturday night in the US because they cut into Saturday night live to break the news but everyone thought it was some werid sketch comedy routine at first.
55 赞2020/6/28
I remember this. So vividly.
214 赞2020/6/28
I was 12 when Diana died, and my sister and I were staying with my aunt that weekend. I remember coming downstairs in the morning and she was watching the news and crying. I was aware of Diana, but didn't really understand why she was so upset. The outpouring of grief afterwards was surreal, I remember the flowers left at makeshift memorials all over the place. These days I'm not a fan on the monarchy, but I do have a great deal of respect for Diana and the fact that she was willing to use her influence for causes that were important to her but very controversial at the time.
60 赞2020/6/28
It’s crazy how deaths like this rattle children in other countries but I can’t really think of anyone in my lifetime where I went, “Damn, I was (X) when (Y) died.” I guess I’ve just grown up during a time where all of the greats had passed or were passing so nothing stood out. The only one that really got me was Steve Irwin. Everyone was making stingray jokes but I remember watching the video at my father’s house on his girlfriend’s laptop and not quite understanding that he was gone. It was only after watching a whole bunch of my old Crocodile Hunter VHS tapes and hearing his daughter speak that I really understood how much he did
35 赞2020/6/28
Yeah it is strange, these collective moments that seemingly impact everyone. In my life growing up in the UK I'd say the only two "I know where I was when I heard about x" are the death of Diana and 9/11.
16 赞2020/6/28
I was 12 too, and my aunt was actually visiting us. Our TGIF programming was interrupted by the news report of her death. It was just shocking. I remember my older sister crying and all of us being stunned and watching the news coverage. It's hard to believe she was only 36. I'll be that age in November.
228 赞2020/6/28
I told my mother in law, on the same day, that she and people like her were responsible for buying the trashy magazines. I am pretty sure that was the last time I spoke to her.
61 赞2020/6/28
I agree with you.
2,922 赞2020/6/28
I very much remember where I was when I heard about the crash and then the back and forth as to whether she would live through the surgery.
1,291 赞2020/6/28
I was living at home just after finishing grad school, and my mom came and woke me up to watch the coverage on tv. Oddly enough, I watched the OJ chase in my parents bedroom as well, since that was between college and grad school. I lived in that house for less than a year total from ‘86 on, but happened to be there for those two events.
697 赞2020/6/28
>The OJ Car Chase Fun Fact: Ford Broncos reached Record sales after that stunt lmao
430 赞2020/6/28
Another fun fact: Ford is officially announcing the new Bronco next month on OJ’s birthday.
316 赞2020/6/28
They postponed it to July 13th after people found out about it lmao.
156 赞2020/6/28
So Ford was that obtuse thinking people wouldn't find out; like the higher ups had these wink wink meetings thinking they were so slick and above the fray.
39 赞2020/6/28
Or it was a coincidence. Why would they try to do it secretly?
27 赞2020/6/28
Well they're secret elite members of Car Manufacturing Companies that belong to "The Cult of OJ", so... /s
68 赞2020/6/28
Man all I cared about was Hakeem Olajuwon dream shaking chumps, as an 8 year old kid I was furious that Bronco was taking TV time lol.
69 赞2020/6/28
Are you sure you were home for those or was it you going home that caused those tragic events?
279 赞2020/6/28
I remember it was Saturday and SNL was going to replay the Jim Carry episode and I was so pumped because it was (and probably still is) the single best full show they ever put on. And then the news cut to the crash for the rest of the night. Back then I was super pissed and didnt realize why it was such a big deal. I do get it now though.
117 赞2020/6/28
That was my same exact memory of this. I was also hyped for that Jim Carrey rerun.
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I was about to say shit I feel old then I remembered I was 16 when bin Laden died so not much older than you, though I imagine we had very different interests at the time lol and I had a better ability to grasp the severity of it, but the other thing mostly. Edit: I had to look on Wikipedia the year he died and found it put his time as leader of al-Qaeda under "in office".
52 赞2020/6/28
fact snails grab upbeat slap angle stocking sharp worm water
93 赞2020/6/28
All the news reports immediately after were saying she’d been involved in a crash and was injured. Part of this extends from BBC protocol then - when a major royal died unexpectedly they purposefully did not release full details at once but staggered the bad news in stages. My close friend was news producer on Radio1 and they would do dry run rehearsals every year on breaking a major royal death - William dying in a helicopter accident was the scenario one year. Even though they’d had death confirmed at start, the release of info was in stages. (That was their protocol up to around 2000, I’d assume this has probably changed since, given the prevalence of rolling news) Edit - added source detail
40 赞2020/6/28
These are called flashbulb memories! You’ll have them for lots of major event, quite an interesting concept!
2,898 赞2020/6/28
I don’t see this and immediately think, “How beautiful!”, even though she looks amazing. I immediately feel for her having to go through such a public life, like in this picture, with the obsession of her details ultimately leading to her death.
1,170 赞2020/6/28
So I would’ve been four or five when she died. Too lazy to check. But I distinctly remember watching coverage of her service on CBC and seeing footage of the crash site, minutes if not seconds after she‘d been killed. All the paparazzi bum rushing the wrecked car, snapping away, so one could get a photo of her lifeless body. It freaked me out. I even asked my mom, “Why are they doing that instead of trying to help the people in the car?”
261 赞2020/6/28
Harry has spoken about this, too. Diana's condition at the scene was obviously very serious but she was still alive as died on the hospital and not at the scene. And the paparazzi all rushed to photograph her dying, rather than trying to help her.
138 赞2020/6/28
I've always been taught that in car crashes, unless there is a specific reason like the car being on fire, you really shouldn't try to help if you aren't a medical professional. That said, fuck the paparazzi. Edit: Obviously if the person is awake and coherent you can try to free them or even just talk to them, but if they're unconscious you shouldn't touch them because you don't know what the injuries are.
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Bonus: If you ever witness a motorcycle crash and want to help, DO NOT take off their helmet. You could do even more damage. Leave it to the EMTs.
576 赞2020/6/28
When my wife was being born at the exact same time, MIL was shouting for a nurse but they were all in the next room crowded around the TV, and this was in Canada
313 赞2020/6/28
OMG I feel so old now! I was about 22, had recently broken up with my boyfriend, and he rang me and said "have you seen the news?"
68 赞2020/6/28
I was waiting to start my first year of university. Came in around 4 a.m. from a night with my friends to find my mom up watching the news. Realized it was serious when I wasn't in trouble for coming home so late.
55 赞2020/6/28
I was about to say something similar. I'd been out with my boyfriend all night.
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I was camping with my mom and stepfather, found out from the Sunday newspaper
24 赞2020/6/28
This whole conversation is wild. It's the equivalent to Americans talking about where they were during 9/11.
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She was big in Canada. Me and my brother were born the same years as William and Harry and my mom has the same hair style as Diana.
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Yeah I was around 12 when it happened and grew up in bumfuck ky. I remember her death being big news too. Same with OJ, Jonbenet Ramsey, and Jurassic Park.
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When did Jurassic Park die!? I saw it only a few weeks ago and it seemed just fine...
46 赞2020/6/28
I remember that moment so clearly too. I was 6 years old and it was the first time I'd seen my Mum cry.
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I remember being 8, my older brother being 10, went downstairs to watch TV early in the morning before my mom was awake and turned Nickelodeon on and I can’t quite remember if they’d stopped broadcasting anything or there was just a banner going across the screen saying that she’d died. I remember going to wake my mom up to tell her, not realising the gravity of the situation but it must’ve been serious if they’re reporting it over kids TV. She thought we were just being weird and didn’t believe us.
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I still remember the obsession my family had for her, it was baffling. Only to end like that, with a small bit of guilt.
2,492 赞2020/6/28
Like her or not, seeing her boys so crushed is something I'll never forget.
1,604 赞2020/6/28
Seeing them walk behind the hearse was just heartbreaking. And the bouquet on top of her casket with the card that said “Mummy”... *sniff*
855 赞2020/6/28
That KILLED me! Poor little Harry looked so lost. Ugh, that was just so heartbreaking. "Mummy" - jeez that makes me tear up just remembering it now.
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The fact that they had to do that in front of the nation and remained stoic, sickened me. Poor little lads being forced into that ridiculous protocol.
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He had to remain poised for the funeral of his MOTHER while people who had never met her mourned her openly. I cannot imagine a more torturous event.
651 赞2020/6/28
No matter how people feel about Harry "peacing out", you can't blame him one bit. He's trying to give his son a chance.
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And all of the kids too! So cute! Warmed my heart to see a family picture they published recently. They just seemed like kids.
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Yeah, can’t blame him for wanting his kid to have a healthier childhood than he had after the loss of Diana.
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Didn’t he also say that he had PTSD for years feom that and would get panic attacks every time he got into a suit? It’s just horrible that they made him do that. I was 10 when I watched it and even I felt that it was wrong.
386 赞2020/6/28
I’m an American but all the press I read here of Megan’s treatment in the press there and it’s like, “DO YOU WONDER WHY HE CHOSE TO LEAVE?!” I can’t imagine living your life just so in the public eye. Even celebrities’ stars dwindle with some time.
316 赞2020/6/28
Just look at the amount of hate Meghan received vs pedo prince. Rhe bad press she received for doing something good for her family is mind boggling. I'm just glad Harry stays next to her all this time.
155 赞2020/6/28
I’ve heard that she’s gotten a ton of bad press over there for just... being herself and she’s been nothing but hounded. Knowing that he had to live through that as a kid and having lost his mom, I totally get why he weighed that choice. Undoubtedly it wasn’t easy. But at the same time, I’m sure there’s some minor sense of relief having stepped back. He wasn’t raised really to be the next king and after William and Kate had their kids, he was kind of off the hook.
37 赞2020/6/28
People keep blaming her for them leaving.. but I’m telling you, none of this was her idea. Harry hitched his wagon to her because he fell in love with someone who was totally on the outside and he saw a chance to be on the outside too. For her part, Meghan learned the protocol, walked away from her career and home, dove into the work, and did everything she possibly could to be a good little princess. Once that baby was born Harry is the one who pulled the trigger on leaving when he recognized his wife’s tears were over the same things his mother’s tears were... he isn’t risking it. It sucks for her that she’s taken the heat for it. But I would bet a billion Stanley nickels it was his decision and one he was eyeing all along.
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Sorry to nitpick, but I believe it wasn’t a hearse. I could be wrong, I remember watching her funeral so clearly. Her coffin was out in the open air, carried on a gun carriage. I vividly remember my mother, a staunch Republican (I am Australian), and decidedly no fan of the monarchy, being outraged to the point of tears that this gentle woman who did so much for peace and understanding, being carried in her cortège on a contraption that was all about destruction and war.
68 赞2020/6/28
Given how the media treated his mother you can understand Harry wanting to walk away from it all.
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Charles
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I'm 38, grew up in a third world country when AIDS hit 'mainstream everywhere in the early 90s' so much shit was going around, conspiracies and nonesense about the virus. We didn't know much, some of us thought you could get it with a kiss or some shit ... I remember seeing a magazine on a shelf of her hugging a dying aids patient, I remember it changing my view about AIDS instantly. We all know she wasn't perfect, but damn, she was one of those people who could change a lot of people's minds with an act of kindness.
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She changed how people with the disease were treated. When she realized there was no escaping her celebrity, she used it to draw attention to the things that needed. When she went to the land mines in Africa, she said that the cameras follow her wherever she goes so she was going to show the people what they need to see.
1,554 赞2020/6/28
My stoned ass saw a sexy bill Clinton.
1,394 赞2020/6/28
You called?
347 赞2020/6/28
I didn't but i think i should have.
253 赞2020/6/28
It’s not too late, Hillary’s not home....
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like that ever stopped you.
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I love all of this.
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Wait guys keep going. I’m sitting in the hospital with a sick baby and it’s bringing joy to a joyless situation.
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Hope the baby gets better. I love you
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Hope the baby is doing better! Sending my sexiest presidential prayers
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Stupid sexy Clinton...
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Feels like I’m wearing nothing at all
69 赞2020/6/28
Yes, but how dare you.
1,453 赞2020/6/28
This was not only, in my eyes, a bit of revenge, but a brilliant play to get ahead of the media. This dress shut down any nastiness about her being frigid, dowdy, or unappealing. The Sun would have run with the blame on her for being a simple kindergarten teacher who couldn’t please a future King, but instead she made every single person who saw her think “my god Chucky, what *were* you thinking?” and that’s where the headlines went.
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FUCK THE SUN
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PRAISE THE MOON
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Man, if that's true, that's some next-level chess right there. Best queen ever.
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she deserved so much better
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Namely a sober driver.
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Too convenient.
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When Princess Diana died, my grandfather was in the hospital slowly wasting away from cancer. He was pretty out of it at times. We had the TV on in the room, and i remember the news saying something like, “Paparazzi have killed Princess Diana” and my grandfather turning and asking me confused, “Why would a fat Italian opera singer want to kill Princess Diana??”
240 赞2020/6/28
Fucking Pavaratti.
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"Because she picked Elton John to sing at her funeral and not him."
675 赞2020/6/28
No disrespect to any British citizen here, or to their traditions, but she maneuvered through castle’s corridors full of whispers and mud, tabloids full of poison, and lots of loneliness. And she did it gracefully and honorably. Even though it costed her her life (both literally and figuratively).
350 赞2020/6/28
99.99% of British citizens agree with you, don't worry.
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That nail polish was a big "F U" as well, as Princesses weren't allowed non-neutral nail colors (usually only a light pink or a french manicure) and a dress like that would have been too edgy and too revealing by the monarchy.
359 赞2020/6/28
Ah, the consummate fairytale romance. Until the Dish ran away from the Spoon. I was a young teenaged boy when they got married. Like most boys my age, I was in love with Diana. 🤗💔
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Ah sorry. Their relationship is fascinating. It’s very modern and relatable for sure. Not many people have a marriage as long as Queen Elizabeth.
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Elizabeth just couldn’t divorce Philip. It just wasn’t done. But she probably would have if it she could have.
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I've often speculated about that myself. I wonder how much is true love lasting through the decades and how much is "Well, by the time I could fathom divorce we were just too old to bother and we get along well enough, so..."
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WTF Charles, you dumbass.
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It got worse with the leaked phone call where Chuck told Camilla he wished he could be her tampon.
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Sorry, what?
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Oh, you missed that?
134 赞2020/6/28
...come again for Big Fudge?
113 赞2020/6/28
How do I delete some else’s comment?
30 赞2020/6/28
I find it hilarious that no one seems to know about the tampon incident. Guess I’m old
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Gorgeous. I hope black tights come back soon.
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Absolutely, it's just hard to find that exact type of very sheer, delicate black. Most black tights are embedded with wool or synthetic materials that make them almost opaque. I miss the very sheer black. Nylons like that aren't readily available in stores anymore, that's why I'd like for them to go back in style.
139 赞2020/6/28
As a flight attendant I can safely say that people still sell pantyhose
90 赞2020/6/28
Walmart and Target both have sheer black nylons in the US. You can get them as pantyhose or as thigh highs. They’re my favorite way to spice up an outfit.
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?? They sell em at CVS
44 赞2020/6/28
Ikr I feel crazy. Literally any grocery store, department store, drug store etc has a section with panty hose. It would be harder to find a store that doesn't carry them.
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These are not tights, these are sheer blank pantyhose. The reason they are not very popular anymore is because they are VERY delicate. If they snag on even the tiniest thing, they run. That's one of the main reasons thicker more opaque tights are more popular these days.
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I used to joke that they were “disposable” since I could never wear a pair more than once without getting a run in them
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I was in FFA (Future Farmers of America. I was *very* cool) in high school, and our “official dress” for girls included a black skirt and black pantyhose. We weren’t allowed to get runs in them during official events. Considering we were teenagers doing agricultural/outdoorsy things, this was almost impossible. We’d have to pack 2-3 pairs per day, and haul clear nail polish and hairspray around with us all day in futile attempts to stop runs as soon as we noticed snags. *Hell.*
53 赞2020/6/28
Wait, what? They're at target with all the other tights! I wear them all the time in winter...
264 赞2020/6/28
Dammit Reddit. I cannot unsee her looking like a sexy Bill Clinton.
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Dammit, I had just cleared the image and you brought it back up again.
226 赞2020/6/28
I'm a Filipino and it's interesting how the death of princess Diana even came to us. She's that famous. My cousin was also named after her because she was born just months after Diana died. I am interested in how will Netflix portray her though on the next The Crown series.
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The last season felt so hollow to me, I wondered if it was just a bad season or a clever form of artistic social commentary on the depressing weight of the crown’s institutions.
169 赞2020/6/28
Friendly reminder that the president of the United States said about her after she died that he thinks he could have slept with Diana but only if she had an HIV test beforehand.
52 赞2020/6/28
Wait, what? Are we talking about orange man or another president? Because that's something orange man would say
40 赞2020/6/28
Donald said it
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Lol imagine if Obama had said that, like he spent his whole career being honorable and decent but for some reason Barry just had a weird idea about Diana 😂
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Noone will believe me but my uncle dated her (once) right after that. He kept her half smoked pack of cigarettes until the day he died.
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You sure you believe him?
62 赞2020/6/28
Not 100% but his story lined up and he wasn't mentally unfit. He had just finished at LSE in London and was working for a bank.
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He had recently finished at LSE and worked for Barclays.
133 赞2020/6/28
Back when the worst thing a Royal did was cheat on his wife
156 赞2020/6/28
Worst thing that you actually heard about.
179 赞2020/6/28
They were still molesting kids back then :/.
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Wasnt there also a Nazi royal?
45 赞2020/6/28
Not just a royal, he was king.
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Wasn’t she having an affair on him as well? Their whole relationship was messed up
172 赞2020/6/28
She suspected Camilla after the engagement was announced and initially wanted to break the engagement. However, she was in love with him, young, dumb, and naive to think that once she was married that he would stop seeing her. He didn't and was blatant about it. She eventually did have an affair, but it was many years in...around the time of Harry is when she began seeing other men.
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James Hewitt and Will Carling are almost as famous for her fucking them as they are for what they actually did.
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46 赞2020/6/28
Same here. Ready for Princess Di!
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That is such a gorgeous dress. Wish that neckline would come back in style. An iconically beautiful and loving of life person.
33 赞2020/6/28
I am curious why this considered a ‘revenge dress’ is it because royals are not allowed to show shoulders? she looks so pretty.
68 赞2020/6/28
They can't show their shoulders and the dress is way too high for their dress code. The neckline also probably doesn't help
67 赞2020/6/28
Guts. If there's one thing you notice immediately beyond her ethereal beauty, is the lady had guts. And I'm not talking about blindly running into gunfire kind of guts. No, I'm taking about the *checkmate* kind of guts. With the intelligence & knowledge to back them up. Just watch her interviews. She makes it crystal clear she's not a fair maiden for the royal family to showcase to the public and oppress within the walls of Buckingham Palace. AFAIK, that lady is a true role model in every sense.
64 赞2020/6/28
Trump once claimed he could have nailed Diana (this was after her death, so even more tasteless): Trump said, “I think I could have,” following it with a remark that the late princess would have to pass an HIV test before she could sleep with him.
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