The Mundane and Uninteresting #4

[drum]

Have you made a will ????????

If not then do one, it can save your estate money and ensure YOUR wishes are adhered with.

There is no concrete guarantee though.

One can contest a will , especially under Scottish Law , their Inheritance laws are different to South of the Border .

It's not that easy to succeed in contesting a Will. You would have to prove that the person was not of sound mind or something. Also, if they have dependants like young children, that could work, but generally, the deceased person's wishes are upheld.

If you were a member of the royal family, surely it'd be piss easy to contest ANY wills?

Prince Philips will is sealed for 90 years or something, now what has he got he needs to hide?

[Jobless Oddball]

Prince Philips will is sealed for 90 years or something, now what has he got he needs to hide?

To protect Queen Elizabeth II's dignity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Stooo]

Prince Philips will is sealed for 90 years or something, now what has he got he needs to hide?

To protect Queen Elizabeth II's dignity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He was the one allegedly shagging around.

[Jobless Oddball]

He was the one allegedly shagging around.

Backing up that statement with some evidence????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[Stooo]

He was the one allegedly shagging around.

Backing up that statement with some evidence????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Classified evidence?

[Jobless Oddball]

Classified evidence?

But you seem to think you know so much when infact you know so little!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Stooo]

Classified evidence?

But you seem to think you know so much when infact you know so little!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just bumping the thread

[Jobless Oddball]

Just bumping the thread

Next time bump the thread with ya evidence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Cactus Jack]

This seems an appropriate place to share a random act of kindness I witnessed.

I was in the queue at a supermarket where a woman had clearly filled her shopping basket with a little more than what she had budgeted for.

From what I could see there was nothing luxurious in there, milk, bread, eggs, baby milk. I think saw some reduced price chicken thighs - which is pure surmise because they had a yellow sticker on which normally means reduced price- that kind of stuff. However as meager as the shopping basket was the till showed she had spent a few pounds more than she had available. She was just starting to look at what to put back on the shelf when the next person in the queue tapped his contactless card to pay for all her shopping.

It wasn't all in the world, the whole lot couldn't have come to more than £20 tops, and cmy first thought they were good friends, or at least reasonably well known to each other. That wasn't the case, the young woman's reaction made it clear that she didn't have a clue who her benefactor was.

That's it. I don't know any details of either party but it was just a nice moment to witness.

Best part - and I loved this - when being praised for their kindness by other shoppers the benefactor just said the woman was "probably going to take all day" fussing over what to put back and it was worth the money just to get her out of the way.