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07/12/2007 01:01:14 AM · #1 |
I stumbled across THIS bit of on Time's website a bit ago...
Photographers, even though they may be famous, need to be careful of what they say sometimes :)
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07/12/2007 01:22:18 AM · #2 |
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07/12/2007 01:36:52 AM · #3 |
She seemed a little miffed! Oh well, queens aren't what they used to be. Annie still has her head!
Click a bit further and see these two heads together:
Sphinx, I thinx
Notice the noses!!!
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07/12/2007 01:54:24 AM · #4 |
such disrespect! she should be beheaded for suggesting that!
oh wait, we aren't in the medieval era anymore, lucky for ignorant annie... |
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07/12/2007 09:32:11 AM · #5 |
| Apparently Time got it from the BBC who has since apologized to both Annie and the Queen for the depiction of the Queen having stormed out of the room which was not the case. She did however refuse to take off when suggested by Annie. |
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07/12/2007 04:21:30 PM · #6 |
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07/12/2007 05:55:24 PM · #7 |
| This story was just on NPR ... photo posted here |
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07/12/2007 06:01:08 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by crayon:
such disrespect! she should be beheaded for suggesting that!
oh wait, we aren't in the medieval era anymore, lucky for ignorant annie... |
Nope, we are not in the medieval era, but there is such a thing as respect. It is easy to insult the monarchy, cos they won't respond to it. But what if Bush or someone else as a world leader was treated with disrespect, what would the results be then?? It is easy to mock what seems archaic, 'medieval', but that is our culture.
Seems someone out there, who had this opportunity should have shown due reverance to a head of state! |
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