QueenZone discussion #838366

Beatrix Potter ?

Beatrix Potter ?

deleted user
30.07.2006 15:41		 link
^ Alrighty, fine. I just read that Queen facts thing in the Personal section and now...
There appears to be quite the difference between ce and x.
The lady with a ce seems to have written thingies with economics.
Yeah...
So, is it the little bunnies or did Freddie have a semi-poorly kept secret where he liked to delve into economic theory ?
I stake my money on Peter Cotton-tail. And if I'm wrong... Wow, he liked boring books.
Edit : This is important to me because I decided to use that magazine page in a project of mine as a way to avoid having to write a "Freddie Biography". I'm going to change the name to Beatrix in PhotoShop, and I guess I'll change it back if someone shouts "You lout ! How can one deny Freddie's undying love of economics ?!"
Freya is quietly judging you.
30.07.2006 15:49		 My money's also on Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-Tail.
rocks.
30.07.2006 18:34		 Hahaha, what a tard who printed that picture posted here. I dont think she had read anything definitive about him...
beautifulsoup
30.07.2006 20:55		 Oops. Sorry for the double post.
beautifulsoup
30.07.2006 20:56		 I'd go with the Peter Cottontail, etc. Beatrix Potter, because of her illustrations; and Freddie supposedly liked Victorian art.
muttley15
31.07.2006 05:56		 Never mind that.....Weight 8.5 stone????WTF?
deleted user
31.07.2006 06:32		 I'd go with the Peter Rabbit author. Of the subject 8 1/2 bloody stone!!!!! Freddie was a real lightweight.
lizardmaker
31.07.2006 12:26		 And his other so-called "favourite author", Richard Dadd, was actually a painter, wasn't he? Didn't he do the painting that inspired "Fairy Feller's"?
val 29467
31.07.2006 13:31		 spare ribs and onion sauce? juk
Carol! the Musical
31.07.2006 14:38
val<font color=violet>lie wrote: spare ribs and onion sauce? juk
Yummmmm! I wouldn't mind sharing a plate with Freddie.. ;)
Nathan
31.07.2006 15:07
<font color=336600>ChinesedogTorture wrote:
val<font color=violet>lie wrote: spare ribs and onion sauce? juk
Yummmmm! I wouldn't mind sharing a plate with Freddie.. ;)
And for main course tonight: peppered Carol and roast Freddie.
Carol! the Musical
31.07.2006 15:28
THAT man John Locke wrote:
<font color=336600>ChinesedogTorture wrote:
val<font color=violet>lie wrote: spare ribs and onion sauce? juk
Yummmmm! I wouldn't mind sharing a plate with Freddie.. ;)
And for main course tonight: peppered Carol and roast Freddie.
Roast Freddieeee! xD
Sergei.
31.07.2006 16:32		 8 and a half stone I believe is around 120 pounds...
I think he'd get crushed in WWE... yet he'd probably enjoy him self amongst all those buff men in unnecessarily small tank tops.
beautifulsoup
31.07.2006 17:28
lizardmaker wrote: And his other so-called "favourite author", Richard Dadd, was actually a painter, wasn't he? Didn't he do the painting that inspired "Fairy Feller's"?
Yeppers.