Prince Philip sadly died today at the age of 99
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Well terribly sad news but given his very recent spell in hospital not unexpected I would suggest. Bless the Queen, all the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. 10th June he would have been 100.
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The world shall never laugh as Prince Philip did. He will be missed. One of his many humorous quotes that I always love is "If you see a man open a car door, either he has a new car or new lady"
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May HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Phillip RIP
Let his legacy live on.
Very, very sad because he was held in very high esteem in the UK not just because he was the Queen's Consort, he was quite the raconteur, witty, and funny. His Duke of Edinburgh scheme was immensely popular with younger people and with a Gold award, he gave the award personally to them. People liked him because he spoke his mind.
Also, he got out and about a lot and was very happy to chat to people. Here's one example from someone the weekend.
I met Prince Philip once whilst I was running on a remote track at Balmoral. Range Rover pulled up behind me
“What the bloody hell are you doing young man?”
“Training Sir”
“What for?”
“Rugby Sir”
“Good man!”
He then waved & drove off - at speed
He will be greatly missed.
Also, he got out and about a lot and was very happy to chat to people. Here's one example from someone the weekend.
I met Prince Philip once whilst I was running on a remote track at Balmoral. Range Rover pulled up behind me
“What the bloody hell are you doing young man?”
“Training Sir”
“What for?”
“Rugby Sir”
“Good man!”
He then waved & drove off - at speed
He will be greatly missed.
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I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. He was the longest serving Prince Consort in history and a great support to The Queen. Also he was a man of wide and varying interests from naval history to polo, cricket, wildlife, conservation, environmental issues, engineering and theology - to name just a handful. He will be greatly remembered for his sometimes offbeam humour which was really designed to break the ice, but sometimes got misunderstood. I think he actually said a lot of things that many people of a certain age thought but didn't dare say themselves. May he rest in peace.