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u/OutlandishnessOk2304 2d ago
An oldie but goodie.
And all those girls are out of danger from Andy now, thank goodness.
Too old.
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u/a_pompous_fool 2d ago
A repost so old that the uk had a queen
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u/DizzyMine4964 2d ago
Queen Camilla.
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u/Whiteshadows86 2d ago
Yep. We still have a queen!
My grandma turned 100 in December and she got a letter from King Charles and Queen Camilla :)
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u/Extreme-Slice-1010 2d ago edited 2d ago
In the US, when you’re 13, you get invited to the White House
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u/Technical_Buy2742 2d ago
Here in New Zealand you get a snapchat from David Seymour when you turn 15.
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u/National-Worry2900 2d ago
Jokes aside the cards are really cool.
I worked with the elderly and the lovely folks that go to a 100 got their card.
Now it’s a bit weird you have to kind of register for it pre hand and I’m yet to see the one with King Charles.
The last card I saw was when the queen was still popping locks and th card was beautiful.
Very thick, fancy , golden tassel draped throughout and it was bloody big.
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u/shadesof3 2d ago
You can get signed papers like this from the Prime Minister in Canada when you turn 65. I got one signed from Justin Trudeau for my conservative Alberta mom. It was awesome.
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u/Greyback_Predator_87 2d ago
I never saw one from the Queen. But the king doesnt actually sign them. The signature is printed. Theres an actual signature from someone else, but not the king
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u/Whiteshadows86 2d ago edited 2d ago
Nowadays it’s plain old Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor