"In Thailand, it was considered a capital offense punishable by death if someone touched the queen. In 1880, the queen drowned when her royal boat capsized on the way to the palace. The many witnesses to the accident did not dare to tuch the queen while she was drowning"
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Hugh 3 year s ago
#6 She needed to be carried off on a stretcher because she broke her nose???
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Matty 3 year s ago
Hugh,
Insurance purposes? And probably how they treat any head trauma. She could be walking out and faint and hit her head again etc.
Insurance purposes? And probably how they treat any head trauma. She could be walking out and faint and hit her head again etc.
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Hugh 3 year s ago
Matty,
Good point!
Good point!
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Hugh 3 year s ago
#16 Use seatguru so that doesn’t happen again.
#18 Not true, urban legend.
#18 Not true, urban legend.
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Adelphia 3 year s ago
#9 - I would have told Old Navy to shove it their @$$!
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Teeny 3 year s ago
#12 Banyan tree?
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Francis 3 year s ago
#13 This woman should have been kept away from ships
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Caswell 3 year s ago
#10 I never can understand why women do things like this. They are publicly shaming themselves as much as their husband! What does this accomplish other than let everyone else know your personal problems?
Insurance purposes? And probably how they treat any head trauma. She could be walking out and faint and hit her head again etc.
Good point!
#18 Not true, urban legend.