William and Kate show off their baby girl

[LittleBlue]

Babies! Why the heck not? The new British princess (and therefore appropriate for GD)

How does she do it? Speedy Kate Middleton emerges with new baby daughter looking immaculate - just 12 hours after she arrived at hospital and 10 hours after giving birth to 8lb 3oz second child

Prince William and Kate Middleton have taken their new daughter home just hours after she was born today

Prince George offered a shy wave as he arrived at the Lindo Wing this afternoon to meet his little sister

It is the first time George has been seen in the UK publicly since his own birth at the hospital in 2013

Kate, 33, gave birth to a baby girl at 8.34am less than three hours after being admitted to the Lindo Wing

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3044227/Kate-Middleton-Prince-William-s-new-royal-baby-GIRL.html

Congrats to the couple and Britain

[LWolf]

1. I didn't know they were expecting another baby. nt

[Renew Deal]

2. Nice post Prince Harry

[ScreamingMeemie]

3. ...

[hifiguy]

4. William is getting awfully thin on top

at a young age.

Cute little girl.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

40. Uh huh...

[yeoman6987]

67. Lol

[mr blur]

100. Centuries of inbreeding and incest, I'm afraid.

An heir and a spare - she' s earned her easy ride.

[tavernier]

106. Yeah, I'm jealous too

So what if my eyes were a tad too close together if I got a castle and a Ferrari.

[Warren DeMontague]

112. Yeah, I was gonna say the same thing.

But I figured it would come off as mean.

Thank you, for doing it for me!



Anyway, he stands there as stark living proof that all the money in the world can't cure male pattern baldness, not yet.

[tammywammy]

5. Best wishes to parents.

I also found out my friend's adoption of a little girl was final today. Good news day for baby girls!

[calimary]

39. Yay! Good news all around! Think Pink!

[tammywammy]

52. I found the cutest thing to make for them

http://shop.subversivecrossstitch.com/products/welcome-tiny-overlord

[calimary]

56. LOVE this! I stole a download of it!

Some of those other examples are hilarious!

I like the sweet little pillow with the #@%&!! on it!

[dmr]

85. Me, too. Did you see "truthiness"?

Colbert shows up at the oddest of places.

Anyway, I've found some fun to stitch.

[LittleBlue]

62. Haha

That's perfect

[alphafemale]

96. Welcome, Princess of Wails. nt

[tammywammy]

105. ha!

Though I believe my friends are going to try and stay away from pink and princess things for their little one.

[shenmue]

6. Dlisted: "(She) looks like an adorable sleeping baked potato"

Dat's a cute little kiddums.

[cwydro]

7. Anyone betting on a name?

Surely Elizabeth will be part of her name...

[hifiguy]

8. Apparently Alexandra is the favorite, per the English bookies.

Alexandra Elizabeth has a nice ring to it.

[cwydro]

16. That does sound nice.

And sounds very royal too!

[TDale313]

9. I'd think Diana will be in there too

[cwydro]

13. Stupid me. Of course it will.

Somehow I didn't even think of that!

[ScreamingMeemie]

10. Alice and Charlotte were leading.

[cwydro]

14. Well, Charlotte is good, being the name of a queen and my city lol,

but I've never cared for Alice.

I always think of Linda Lavin (not that there's anything wrong with that )

[ScreamingMeemie]

17. lol

I think of Alice in Wonderland. Apparently, it's the name of Prince Philip's mother.

[cwydro]

20. Well, that puts a different spin on it.

I LOVE Alice in Wonderland. And of course, naming after ancestors is always good.

Pushing Linda Lavin out of my mind!

[ScreamingMeemie]

21. Hehehehe... I bet it will be hard.

[cwydro]

24. Gah, then Flo got in there

and was soon joined by the Progressive girl Flo. Noooo...

Worse than an ear worm.

[awoke_in_2003]

92. Sprinkles are for winners

Now it's stuck in my head, too

[cwydro]

95. That cracks me up.

I truly hate commercials, but Flo and the Geico free range chicken make me laugh.

[catrose]

44. Alexandra Diana Elizabeth Alicia, aka "Binky" eom

[calimary]

49. Indeed! Princess Alice of Battenberg!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princess_Alice_of_Battenberg

We haven't had a Princess Victoria for awhile...

But I do like Alexandra, and what goes well with Alexandra? And has a pedigree?

Let's see, Elizabeth of course
Diana - probably inevitable
Alexandra - in many royal lines
Margaret - QE2's late sister
Mary - QU2's grandmother-in-law - one of those one with the boat named after her
Charlotte - in many royal lines as is, and as a tip of the hat to Will's father
Anne - their grandpa Charles' sister and farther up the family tree
Alice - as above
Augusta - farther up the family tree, in the House of Hanover
Caroline, Maria, Frederica, even Amelia and Cecilia - same as Augusta
Sophia - very Hanoverian. Sophie is their great uncle Edward's commoner wife's name.
Beatrice - in House of Windsor line but also, one of Prince Andrew's daughters (with Eugenie - and I don't at the moment see where they got the name Eugenie). They're the ones with the crazy "fascinator" hats.

I myself am just fascinated by the British royals. The whole thing. Can't help myself. I understand about the perceptions of the monarchy in general. But I dunno - maybe it's like playing a grown-up version of Barbie or something. FASCINATED by it. And I'm also rather pleased that the next full-on Queen of England (Camilla doesn't get that title in any shape or form, regardless when or how Charles becomes king) is a brunette.

[catrose]

71. Poor Princess Alice!

Wasn't she Q Victoria's youngest? Not a very happy life…

Of course, the last Q Alexandra was married to Victoria's problem boy Bertie…Diana is scarcely a portrait of happy life…best of luck, little princess! It gets better! We hope!

[ScreamingMeemie]

73. No, she was the great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria.

Mother of Prince Philip. He's her youngest. It IS a sad story.

[AtomicKitten]

74. Hey, that's my daughter's name.

Alice. Not Linda Lavin.

[Boudica the Lyoness]

45. I fancy Elizabeth Victoria.

BTW; are you Welsh? My mum is Welsh born and raised. Loved to go on holiday there as a nipper.

[cwydro]

46. Yes, I'm first generation American.

Mum and all my relatives are Welsh.

Dad was English, but we tried to overlook that lol

[Boudica the Lyoness]

50. My dad is English as well.

I was born and raised in England and moved here (US) over 40 years ago. My very elderly parents are still in England.

My mum's people were from the Rhondda Valley in South Wales. It's a beautiful country. 'There's pretty' as some Welshies would say.

[cwydro]

54. I was born and raised here. I have a dual citizenship because they were British when I was born.

Our family lived in Pembrokeshire, and most of them are still there.

I grew up visiting Wales and England fairly regularly. I love it there.

My dad was brought up in London, so I was able to visit that city quite often too.

I would love to live in Wales.

[angryvet]

107. seems obvious to me

Diana.

[ScreamingMeemie]

117. The news was reporting yesterday that it was doubtful her father would burden her with that name as

a first name. I agree. Diana would have both super positive and super negative connotations and she would constantly be compared.

[Gothmog]

11. Congratulations to the new parents

[CaliforniaPeggy]

12. Yay for the new baby princess!

I adore baby girls.......had two of 'em myself!

Congratulations to all!

[TwilightGardener]

15. For days after I gave birth, I looked like I had been run over

by a tractor and then dragged behind it for some distance. Pasty/puffy face, broken blood vessels around my eyes, giant flabby belly, total exhaustion. So I tip my hat to her, she looks great. Congrats to the family.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

27. LOL me too!

[ScreamingMeemie]

33. 16 years later, I'm still trying to get it back together.

[catchnrelease]

42. My first thought looking at the picture

Oh my god, the poor woman just gave birth and she has to put on high heels? Even for a sort of formal appearance couldn't she have worn flats or even something 'slipperish'? (I never wear heels under any circumstance so it seems like cruel torture to me.)

Glad mom and the wee one are well.

[calimary]

51. Michelin Tire Woman here.

I blew up like the Goodyear blimp. I literally turned into a water balloon. Even after birth I still looked and felt as though I had padding on every inch of me. And then as soon as we got home, I lost 30 pounds of water weight in about a week! Still a total physical wreck though.

She does look great! I like her. She seems to be a good thing for her husband and his still-stuffy family. And I don't even care that they're a little stuffy. Still fun. And great clothes, jewels, trappings, old-world pomp & circumstance, even the family drama. Still fun.

I'm sorry. Sometimes you've just gotta make a little bit of room for frippery.

[laundry_queen]

76. HAHAHA boy I can relate

With my first I had a c-section, it was 90 degrees (no air conditioning where I was living - either in our home or the hospital) and my lower body blew up. I was puffy before but afterwards I had to get a pair of men's sandals to wear. I stayed puffy for 2 weeks or so afterward. My next was also born in the summer. While I felt fabulous (no c-section, went home less than 12 hours later) I was still all blown up. My other 2 kids were mercifully born in early spring when it was still very cold here. Not as much swelling, thankfully, even though both were c-sections. with my last birth, I was in my pre-pregnancy jeans in 8 days. Had I not had a c-section, I probably could've pulled off some heels. But my face looked like death. I lost a lot of blood and had 2 black eyes for a week. Every birth is so different.

Kate does look great. I agree, I like a little bit of frippery now and then. And babies! I can always make time for looking at adorable babies. Good luck to the second time parents!

[calimary]

82. I really started creeping myself out. The edema was simply RIDICULOUS!

I could not flex my ankles. My skin was SHINY. It was that stretched. Seriously creepy!!! You know those Kim Kartrashian pregnancy photos? Her pudgy feet and ankles, her pudgy sausage fingers? Huge I was worse. You know those moments, usually when one is sunburned, where you can push your index finger into your swollen flesh and it creates a pit where the fingertip probed? And then it takes a few moments for the skin to plump back out again? My WHOLE BODY was like that. Criminy.

I was covering the Zsa Zsa Gabor cop-slapping trial in the last two weeks of my first pregnancy. It was packed with reporters and camera crews and paparazzi. There was no place to sit in the long marble hall where we press people were relegated while the court proceedings went on. Some self-involved individuals who wouldn't give the huge, bloated, miserable-looking pregnant woman a seat. So I sat on the cold hard marble floor. Have to admit - that cold smooth marble felt SOOOOOOO good and SOOOOOO soothing, because I was burning up. My temperature was always higher than normal, and I felt hot and sticky all the damn time! So I'd sit on the floor til time to try to struggle to my feet - sometimes I had help there.

And there was one time when I looked at the side of my calf - the side that had been cooling against the cold marble floor. My leg was AS FLAT AS THE FLOOR! It had just pressed to the shape of what it was pressed against, and so I had this misshapen leg that was totally flat all the way down one side. CREEPY! And it stung. My skin stung. All the time. I felt like there was a hive of overheated bees working triple-time inside, or some big electric generator like you always saw appearing on Popeye's big arm muscle when he flexed it after eating a can of spinach. I got so swollen I had to have rings cut off. I ripped through the leather AND stitching around the throat of the only two pairs of decent low-heeled leather work pumps I had that still fit me.

I was ridiculous-looking. Could barely fit behind the steering wheel of my car, and toward the end I did NOT fit. My husband had to drive me to and from work. I could barely move. My arms and legs hurt. Stung. My joints weren't working right. My ankles and knees complained all the time. Simple breathing was hard. I was out of breath all the time. Everything ached. I thought I smelled odd, too - I always seemed to detect a vague scent of odd warm buttered milk around me all the time. I couldn't walk right. Couldn't keep up with people. Sure couldn't sleep, either. I felt like some beached elephant seal. I was a total monstrosity. Never had a minute's worth of morning sickness. But man - toward the fourth month - BALLOON TIME! I sometimes wondered, if somebody stuck a pin in me, would I fly around the room? Actually, with the water retention, it was more likely that I'd flood the place!

Same thing happened the second time. Just abnormally weird, what was happening to me. I was already pro-choice. But going through that, twice, made me ARDENTLY pro-choice. In the EXTREME. It confirmed for me beyond ANY doubt that NO woman should have to go through anything like that unless she chooses to!

[laundry_queen]

83. Being pregnant made me very pro-choice as well

I had a similar experience with the swelling in my first 2 pregnancies. With my second pregnancy (due in Sept, had her in August and it was HOT all summer) I discovered our local pool. They ran the pool quite cold. I went there everyday in my last month. It helped.

I had the shiny skin, the indents, being overheated - all of that. I also couldn't breathe well (and I have asthma so it made it worse). I had miserable pregnancies. My third pregnancy I didn't swell much - but I had 9 months of morning sickness and went 2 weeks overdue and had a 9lb11oz baby (my biggest). My last pregnancy, I felt great, and didn't swell, but my pubic bone separated and I couldn't walk. It was always something. And all 4 pregnancies I had HORRID acne. One of my young co-workers was talking about how her mother has pictures of her pregnancies and she finds how her mom looked shocking - she said, "OMG, she looks like she wants to simultaneously die and kill someone". I can relate. Some of us aren't very 'glowy' during pregnancy. And I had difficult deliveries too.

It's a good thing that my kids were definitely worth it, LOL. But I agree, no one should EVER be forced to go through that. It would be inhumane.

[calimary]

109. Hey, I'm a reasonable sort. As soon as men can get pregnant, they can tell me all about it.

I keep looking at some of these lovely CON men who are so anxious to assert for themselves all the sovereignty and mastery of OUR bodies, NOT their own bodies, mind you, but OUR bodies, and wonder - "how would YOU feel if YOU had to squeeze a watermelon-size mass out of that little bitty hole?" And some of you hardliners would even deny us anesthesia or spinal blocks or other pain relief - because as women you believe it's our cross to bear, to atone for the Sins of Eve. We're SUPPOSED to have pain. And I suppose we're supposed to like it, too, because it's our lot in life and it's what we deserve - daughters of Eve that we are.

I remember when I was pregnant, reading that shit. Realizing that there were actual forces in this country who fought to deny women any pain relief during labor, be it epidural or anything taken orally. We women did not deserve such relief, they argued. It was what God said we were doomed to have to endure - because of the Sins of Eve. FORCRYINGOUTLOUD!!!! And that was relatively recent in modern times. Like back in the 1800s and early 1900s. As soon as pain relieving options were available, there were assholes fighting to prevent our access to them.

[951-Riverside]

18. So white so beautiful so pure

...only in a white world can two white people having babies make headlines and you'd think they were the only prince and princess in the world.



The fucking country is falling apart, Baltimore is on lockdown BUT the world is expected look in aw at two white people and their white baby.

[B2G]

22. Get a grip

Babies are awesome.

Your attitude however...not so much.

[1939]

23. Why we need some happy news like this NT

[niyad]

43. welcome to du

[cyberswede]

25. LOL. Breathe.

Babies are cute.

[PasadenaTrudy]

114. No. They are not. n/t

[SickOfTheOnePct]

26. No one is expected to do any such thing

If you aren't interested, then by all means, don't look.

Of course shitting on a thread is always an option too.

[cwydro]

28. Oh please.

People went nuts when Beyoncé had her baby too.

Everyone loves babies of any color or parentage!

Take a deep breath and smile.

[itsrobert]

101. At least Beyonce has some sortof talent

I don't see why the Royal Family is that special because they have been sitting on a throne for 100s of years. It's bullcrap.

[cwydro]

103. Well, they do a helluva lot for vets

and for the environment. They use their power for good.

I do understand if people don't care for them.

I was born of British/Welsh parents. I've admired the Queen and her mum for many years.

For what it's worth lol, my dad (RIP) hated them. Mom laughs at my enthusiasm for the royals.

[ScreamingMeemie]

29. Sometimes, we all need a little hope...in the middle of it all.

They are a couple and their new baby.

[msanthrope]

31. Lighten up, Francis.

[sarge43]

32. Well, that didn't take long ... and racist too.

[madaboutharry]

35. Everything doesn't need to be about what is wrong with the world.

Besides, they're supposedly very nice people. So congratulations to them on their little girl.

[SMC22307]

37. Impressive chip you've got on your shoulder.

[Paper Roses]

38. I feel you are out of line on this one sir.

There are times when a celebration is in order.

[Boudica the Lyoness]

47. Why the racism?

Yes they are white. Our Royal Family always has been.

If the President and First lady were younger had another baby, pictures would be shown all over the world and everyone would go awwww.

Why do you say "So white so pure"?

[cwydro]

55. Kinda sad.

No idea why someone would come in just to crap on a baby thread of all things.

[calimary]

53. Meh, sometimes we just need a little frippery. A break. And the more impractical the better, dammit!

Seems to me this is a little bit of a reprieve from a VERY intense week in this country. A distraction. A BREAK.

What the hell? Set down the protests and the outrage for a minute, and take a deep breath and just find something nice to think about. YES the fucking country is falling apart. YES Baltimore is on lockdown. YES it's two white people and their white baby. AND their position of privilege, too. Meh - so what? Seems to me it gives the rest of us a break, maybe a brief moment of living vicariously. Who doesn't like to see a happy little family, 'eh? I've spent the past two weeks enjoying my little birdie family, even in the midst of all the news madness. Impractical as hell and I never could even touch a one of 'em. But it's been great! It's healing and uplifting, and restorative! We just need a break, especially after the past eight months or so.

Here - take one of mine:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1018750193

[840high]

57. Racist post.

[uncleverusername]

59. Get over yourself

I was unaware that it was impossible to care about two things at once.....

[calimary]

65. Welcome to DU, uncleverusername!

Great to have you join us! Fuck it. Let's Celebrate! Nice to have something nice in the news. For a change. Even the CONS can't pee on this parade - OR threaten the next one!

[uncleverusername]

68. :)

I don't even care, I'm an unabashed royalist I don't even care! It just makes me happy for a change when so much is going on in the world!

(I mean I'm also appalled over drone use, constant, non-stop war, corporate America running the government, and institutionalized racism in our public services for the record, since 951-Riverside seems to think I can't care about more than one thing.)

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

61. Your schtick is so cute

And by cute I mean ugly.

[JI7]

64. stupid

[yeoman6987]

66. Oh for goodness sake

Everyone in the World knows about Baltimore. This is wonderful news. Possible leader of the monarch is huge news. I love it and think it's good that it is the news of the day. It's a Saturday after all.

[romanic]

86. Your racism is showing.

[IMG][/IMG]

[nolabear]

93. Oh get over yourself. It's not only not true, it's harmful.

Let me tell you about my year so far. Three deaths of people I love, a cardiac bypass for Mr. Bear, a case of sciatica that makes me fear I'll be unable to live my life the way I want and enough death and destruction in the news to keep me trying to keep from sinking. Seeing a new life, and a mass celebration of the new and hopeful and yeah, pure, whether it's this little princess, North West or any loved and welcomed child gives me great pleasure.

[Warren DeMontague]

110. Good grief.

Nice post. Classy.

[LanternWaste]

121. It must frustrate people to realize that in the face of darkness, violence and hatred

It must frustrate people to realize that in the face of darkness, violence and hatred, a newborn infant can still elicit smiles...

[LeftInTX]

19. Wish I looked that good only 10 hours after delivering!!

I know she had help with her hair and make up, that said, she appears relaxed and doesn't appear to be in pain etc.

[CTyankee]

58. seems like she had a fast, easy delivery so she was OK...

My daughter had one of those...it was a little harrowing getting to the hospital in time so with her next one she had a planned delivery with her doc...

[Ms. Yertle]

30. What a beautiful baby!

Her face isn't all squished up like a lot of newborns.

[pnwmom]

34. 8 pound and up babies tend to be a little less wrinkled looking. She is beautiful. n/t

[CTyankee]

60. I think she's pretty, too. But she is newborn...who knows what is to come...

[LisaL]

72. You could look at the parents and figure out the baby is only going to get cuter.

[calimary]

63. Welcome to DU, Ms. Yertle!

Good to have you with us! Eight pounds three ounces? And Mom's up and about already and actually looking decent. SHEESH. My first was 8 pounds 1 ounce and I thought that was pretty big. After the anesthesia wore off, it felt like I'd been almost literally beaten up inside, it hurt so bad. And like many of those posts here remarked - I couldn't even imagine putting on a pair of heels either. But I never had to look good in public all the time, the way she does.

[SheilaT]

36. "It is the first time George has been seen in the UK publicly since his own birth"? WTF?

Must be a parody site.

[yeoman6987]

69. A great story but I was puzzled by that too.

I have seen him in pictures numerous times.

[muriel_volestrangler]

70. I think they must mean 'seen live' rather than in photos or videos (nt)

[Jamastiene]

77. Prince William and Kate have decided to let their children

have as much privacy as possible as children. I read somewhere where the kids stay in one of the queen's private residences, I think in Wales. So, what that possibly means is that George hasn't been out in public in an official capacity yet. That is my take on it, at least. I'm just guessing here, so I may be wrong.

[hrmjustin]

41. God bless the Princess!

[Butterbean]

48. Cute little smooshy cheeks. <3

Bless Kate for being able to walk in heels so soon. I was up and walking, sure, but no way was I wearing any darned heels. LOL.

[AtomicKitten]

75. Duchess Kate did her duty, an heir and a spare.

George is adorable. His little sister is a beautiful baby.

Congratulations to the proud parents. I wish Diana was alive to meet her grandchildren.

[WillowTree]

78. Gorgeous baby. Look as good as a section baby for being only 10 hours old.

And I saw pictures of the little boy going in to see the baby and he's a looker, too. Gonna break about a million hearts, that one.

[rainbobryte]

84. She will definitely have Daddy wrapped around her little finger .....

Not to mention the Aww factor when big brother George gave his first royal wave. The little princess is a ray of sunshine in dark days we've been having. A long and happy life to all of them.

[SheilaT]

79. Speaking of names for the little one,

I'm no expert, but I'm going to guess that the new princess's first name will not be Elizabeth. Notice that their son's first name was not the same as any living paternal relative. King George VI, Queen Elizabeth's father, died in 1952.

His full name is George Alexander Louis.

So I'm also going to guess that none of the princess's names will be Alexandria. I think, that as with their son, they'll reach farther back to Mary, or Victoria. But I wouldn't bet on any specific name. They certainly have lots to choose from.

[hedda_foil]

80. I love it that they're into modern parenting.

Dad's in on the labor and delivery, brings the older child to see the baby within hours, and they all go home the same.day.

[ScreamingMeemie]

81. Apparently, he got up for the night bottle feedings with George.

they certainly look so very happy.

[romanic]

87. I may not care too much about the British Royal Family.

But I always congratulate those who bring a new life into the world. Kudos to them.

[AtomicKitten]

88. Video of Prince William and George waving to crowd outside hospital.

George is adorable.

[Ex Lurker]

89. My SO had her kid in the morning and felt ready to go home by that afternoon.

If everything goes in a best case scenario situation, it can happen. OTOH, pain pills and a staff doing all the work behind the scenes can help...

[Bosonic]

90. Royal Scandal

[betsuni]

91. Argh, I have to rant for a moment.

Tonight on Japanese news they commented on the swiftness that Kate and baby left the hospital and that this isn't unusual in Western countries. The reason? Not that insurance and medical advice is different in the West than in Japan, but that Western women's pelvises are wider so giving birth is easy. Wut wut wut wut wut. Typical. Argh.

[Habibi]

94. I wish she would have taken more time so that

ordinary, non-royal mothers wouldn't feel they have some impossible ideal to live up to. "Well, Kate was up and in pantyhose a mere 10 hours after delivery, you know."

[alphafemale]

97. Pantyhose????!!! Who in the hell under 60 wears pantyhose?

I certainly am not wrapping my snatch in plastic.

[LittleBlue]

98. That last sentence came out of nowhere

You owe me a new soda

[nc4bo]

99. Absolutely, positively HIL-arious!!!

...no reason to comment in the OP but that comment alone sent me into bits and pieces!

[treestar]

104. Me too

[Habibi]

108. Oh, is pantyhose a generational thing now? Sorry, didn't realize.

Her legs look like they are in pantyhose to me.

[alphafemale]

113. Really? Not at all to me. Looks like skin.

Not nylon.

[ScreamingMeemie]

118. Do not judge me for how I know this...

...Catherine wears nylons with everything. It's a protocol thing or something. I read it somewhere.

[tammywammy]

119. Pantyhose/tights are more common there than here. n/t

[LeftInTX]

102. She had a 3 hour labor

Mid-wife delivery - (probably no episiotomy). I read the average stay in the maternity ward in UK is only 6 hours. I watched the video of her leaving the hospital she looks very relaxed and does not appear to be in pain. Obviously, the make-up and hair etc are part of the royal treatment, but her facial expressions and body language indicate that she feels as good as she looks.

[Warren DeMontague]

111. Beautiful Kid.

Good for them. Congrats.

[Yorktown]

115. Yippee! A girl is born, and she will live on the taxpayer's money all her life.

Great, isn't it?

[Logical]

116. FFS, this is lounge shit

[craigmatic]

120. It's a great day for Canada and therefore the world.