He took in the late Lizzy‘s two remaining Corgis. Do we know that the dogs are okay? DO WE???
He’s already applied for girls campus groundskeeper position.
Formerly
Known as
Prince Ponce!
Pizza Express in Norfolk for Andrew Mountyourkidswithmybatton
*He’s Andy*
My close friends call me Randy!
*Andy*
I’m a naughty guy!
*Andy*
Royal connections come in handy, or I’d have more court cases than Donny boy.
I like to have protection, wherever I go, because I’m just a Prince who doesn’t take no~
Parody brought to you by me, original by Spitting Image.
What I really don’t understand is: they were just going to have him ‘stop using his titles’ before today, but now all of a sudden it’s possible to formally strip him of them *properly*…? What changed? Did a law pass…? Or did somebody cut the crap and actually do something behind the scenes when they weren’t prepared to at first?
the acronym NONCE is an outdated and now unused prison phrase, which applied solely to people incarcerated. It has become slang terminology but now applies in a seemingly vague fashion, instead of it’s original meaning which had a specific sentiment. This term did not apply solely to people incarcerated for sexual offences, as it is now incorrectly used, but applied to anyone that was kept separate from prison populations- there were many reasons for this, one of which was that a prisoner was deemed vulnerable to attack. This was often the case with people who committed a variety of crimes that were deemed particularly terrible, but was also applied to people who were attacked for other reasons such as having been part of an ongoing dispute within the prison, that would leave them at risk of future attacks.
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Please address all mail to “The Nonce”.
We know who you mean.
“Bet he’s sweating now”**©**
He took in the late Lizzy‘s two remaining Corgis. Do we know that the dogs are okay? DO WE???
He’s already applied for girls campus groundskeeper position.
Formerly
Known as
Prince Ponce!
Pizza Express in Norfolk for Andrew Mountyourkidswithmybatton
*He’s Andy*
My close friends call me Randy!
*Andy*
I’m a naughty guy!
*Andy*
Royal connections come in handy, or I’d have more court cases than Donny boy.
I like to have protection, wherever I go, because I’m just a Prince who doesn’t take no~
Parody brought to you by me, original by Spitting Image.
What I really don’t understand is: they were just going to have him ‘stop using his titles’ before today, but now all of a sudden it’s possible to formally strip him of them *properly*…? What changed? Did a law pass…? Or did somebody cut the crap and actually do something behind the scenes when they weren’t prepared to at first?
the acronym NONCE is an outdated and now unused prison phrase, which applied solely to people incarcerated. It has become slang terminology but now applies in a seemingly vague fashion, instead of it’s original meaning which had a specific sentiment. This term did not apply solely to people incarcerated for sexual offences, as it is now incorrectly used, but applied to anyone that was kept separate from prison populations- there were many reasons for this, one of which was that a prisoner was deemed vulnerable to attack. This was often the case with people who committed a variety of crimes that were deemed particularly terrible, but was also applied to people who were attacked for other reasons such as having been part of an ongoing dispute within the prison, that would leave them at risk of future attacks.
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