“The UK’s Prince William has told courtiers planning for his future that he would prefer to spend a few years living in the States after he finishes his degree. He says he would enjoy a “free and easier” lifestyle there away from the Royal spotlight in Britain. Such a move was described as unprecedented by constitutional experts last night.”
Do you think he’ll do it?
Could it be allowed?
Security issues?
To be or not to be, that is the question…
Well, he won’t be the first royal to spend time overseas. But he’ll surely find that he takes the media entourage with him.
Could anyone give even the remotest shit about it? is surely a much better question. 
His father, Prince Charles, spent a year in Australia. Still I wonder why he wants to go to the USA. I mean he will be the future King of Canada and it’s just across the border.
Even better why not come to Taiwan. It would be great publicity and maybe he can find a nice xiaojie here 
I wonder how the royals would react to a Taiwanese girl in the family
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Ha ha ha, Sandman. He’ll be your King, too!
Scotland will be a republic before that old Windsor witch pegs.
Never happen. There’s far to much inbreeding in that family – he won’t survive for long enough to become king. Hell, don’t both the offspring of that Diana woman already have hip dysplasia? Or am I thinking about labradors? Is there even a difference?
Well at least that suggests Charlie sired them as he’s clearly got ear dysplasia.
Kidding, right? You never heard the saying: “Stands out like the red-haired step-child at the family picnic?” That Jack (the younger one) looks exactly like the army guy that was porking Charlie’s brood mare for a while. No way on earth that’s Charlie’s brat.
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Can you think of a sadder profession than a ‘constitutional expert’? This guy probably spent years getting his law degree, boning up on history, getting his expertise acknowledged by his peers … and the end result? To be asked what his views are about some 21-year-old going to live abroad for a while …