Wait! Was this the reason why Charles let Donald Trump walk in front of him 🤣...

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Wait! Was this the reason why Charles let Donald Trump walk in front of him 🤣…..h/t @Tarquin_Helmet

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[jls4561]

1. It's important not to be upwind.

[riversedge]

2. chuckle

[Bernardo de La Paz]

7. "Not be upwind" mean NOT have wind carry smells away from you. To be down wind is like down river. Smells come to you

Post #5 has it right and is opposite to you.

[jls4561]

8. I stand corrected. Thanks.

[twodogsbarking]

3. It is less stinky in front.

Really.

[GoneOffShore]

4. Charles loved The Goon Show, so......

[mwooldri]

12. Spike Milligan called Charles "the little grovelling bastard".

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Award show. Apparently Charles enjoyed the quip.

[GoneOffShore]

20. Absolutely fabulous!

[Figarosmom]

5. Im guessing he judged which way the wind was blowing.

Didn't want to be downwind .

[popsdenver]

6. Frankly

I am shocked that the King's (Queen's) GUARDS allowed this, and after he had done the exact same thing to the elderly & frail Queen years ago..........

[Gimpyknee]

11. Yes he did.

Royal Protocol allowed for it. World leaders are routinely invited to take the lead when inspecting the Royal Guard.

[popsdenver]

15. Pathetic

the last person on earth they should let do it.........

[Clouds Passing]

9. Gotta love King Charles

[Gimpyknee]

10. Sorry, but Trump did nothing wrong.

According to Royal Protocol, world leaders are invited to take the lead when inspecting the Royal Guard. He did the same when he last had a royal visit with Queen Elizabeth.

[Gimpyknee]

14. Try telling that to the ill informed here.

Nobody took the time to see what the Royal Protocol says about this matter.

[W_HAMILTON]

16. Replying to yourself, eh? Forget to switch accounts?

[Celerity]

17. beat me to it

[W_HAMILTON]

19. Except you *literally* responded to yourself as if you were a different person.

Who is your other account, hmm?

[usedtobedemgurl]

13. And then a man named Charles came up to me.

He was a big, burly guy. He looked at me, with a tear streaming down his face. He said, "Sir, I have never met a man' s man such as you. I dim in your light. Please, I do not deserve to walk in front. You walk in front."