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Subject: that confirms it then: pure human blood
Author: Ian (Australia)	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 23:07:54 01/10/05 Mon In reply to: Ed Harris (London) 's message, "Er..." on 22:53:14 01/10/05 Mon [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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Ed Harris (London)
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Date Posted: 00:16:53 01/11/05 Tue

... According to a BBC programme last month, the fifth most popular conspiracy theory on the internet is that the British Royal Family are actually a race of alien lizards. This conspiracy is just more popular than that they killed Diana and just less popular than that aliens abduct hillbillies and sexually molest them.

Nevertheless, web-nutters aside, I tend to agree that the royals are probably human, and not the worst humans at that.

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Author: Dave (UK) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10:03:57 01/11/05 Tue Who was a former BBC sports commentator. However, when he was challenged to produce some evidence to substantiate this claim, he maintained that he only meant "lizard" as a metaphor. However, his speeches state otherwise, and one wonders if there are many insects present within the walls of Buckingham Palace. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]