Actually, I think a piece from your 'On this day' page tops it:'Prince William passes three A-levels and secures a place to study history of art at the oldest university in Scotland, St Andrews.'
Prince William, on this day in 2000 no less, passed three A Levels (out of where, it doesn't say). Now, is there anyone on this planet who needs A-Levels less? To study history of art? Did he need them to get in? Surely an heir to the thrown can go where he likes? Thanks BBC.
Happy candles, btw!!
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Fri 17 Aug 2012, 17:29,
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Prince William, on this day in 2000 no less, passed three A Levels (out of where, it doesn't say). Now, is there anyone on this planet who needs A-Levels less? To study history of art? Did he need them to get in? Surely an heir to the thrown can go where he likes? Thanks BBC.
Happy candles, btw!!
To be honest, a history of art A level is probably as useful as an ashtray on a motorbike to the working populaceTa for your candles grats :)
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Fri 17 Aug 2012, 17:57,
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