Boot boys
Athletic pursuits
Weekend date:
So your date last weekend expected to be treated like a prince – fancy restaurant, box seats, a limo. Even boasted that his ancestors were Habsburgs(!).
Suspicious? Well, here’s a way to get to the truth. Ask him:
Does his house have a throne room?
Is he shown in photos dressed in gold braid, rows of medals, a sash and a sword?
Did his parents ride in a gilded horse-drawn carriage on their wedding day?
Does his mother keep her jewels in the vaults at the state treasury?
Does his household staff dress in livery?
Does he have a dozen names on his birth certificate? Are half of them German?
When you mention “bourbon”, does he think of his Spanish great uncle Alfonso -- or a Kentucky whiskey?
Does his Daimler sedan have a decal on the door displaying his coat-of-arms?
Does the family property have a gatehouse and a hunting lodge?
Sorry, but a score below 80% disqualifies him. I’m afraid your so-called Karl Friedrich Maria Theodor Josef Anton Johann Georg von und zu Wolfenbüttel (a.k.a. “Freddie”) might be an imposter – nothing more than just pretentious common stock.
But for reference, here’s the real thing:
Prince Karl Philip of Sweden
Pretentious much?
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry but you don't know what you're talking about. I am a Habsburg(!) and this is not what it's like being a member of my family...most of the time.
ReplyDeleteWhat a hoot! Thanks for your contribution to my satire -- your blogger. ..."most of the time" LOL!
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