Greetings to the common and wealthy! Fresh from a lecture series on my latest book, your's truly, Sir Steven Churchill--Chancellor of the Commonwealth--has returned to deliver another stirring, evocative, provocative, message.
First, a look at a comment from last week: Hey I can speak British too! Watch...I boffed your mom!!! HAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Such a sad fellow this is. His mind is the completely wrong place. No wonder Americans are underachievers.
In watching the latest XIP event, I have noticed the long forgotten black sheep, the great Countess Crystal Vann. A woman of dominance, displaying the subtleties of wealthy power despite claiming to have left it behind. My dear Countess will see the light one day.
And now, this week I want to take a look at the dear Lady Allison Martell. Currently, she is engaged in a feud with Amanda Alvez, a muggle who says she has the "Best Dang Hands". Quite an absurd statement. The woman wears boxing gloves in the ring, so how does one know that she has the best hands? They could have dirt caked underneath the fingernails and be layered with callouses and bruises. In fact, they probably are.
Second: Allison Alvez...I'm sorry, Amanda Alvez. Insulting to connect my lady's name to such filth. A person of her low class can't afford to keep her hands in the best prim and proper condition. My Lady Allison can afford the best; When she wakes in the morning, my lady's hands are washed in a marble basin with the freshest water of the day, with the richest Castile soap in Europe. Her fingernails are manicured each day by the Queen's own attendants. From there, they are covered with gloves of a very supple red leather.
Best dang hands? That filthy puglet doesn't know what the best is.
God save the Queen, and God save the Commonwealth.
--Sir Steven Churchill.
Such a sad fellow this is. His mind is the completely wrong place. No wonder Americans are underachievers.
In watching the latest XIP event, I have noticed the long forgotten black sheep, the great Countess Crystal Vann. A woman of dominance, displaying the subtleties of wealthy power despite claiming to have left it behind. My dear Countess will see the light one day.
And now, this week I want to take a look at the dear Lady Allison Martell. Currently, she is engaged in a feud with Amanda Alvez, a muggle who says she has the "Best Dang Hands". Quite an absurd statement. The woman wears boxing gloves in the ring, so how does one know that she has the best hands? They could have dirt caked underneath the fingernails and be layered with callouses and bruises. In fact, they probably are.
Second: Allison Alvez...I'm sorry, Amanda Alvez. Insulting to connect my lady's name to such filth. A person of her low class can't afford to keep her hands in the best prim and proper condition. My Lady Allison can afford the best; When she wakes in the morning, my lady's hands are washed in a marble basin with the freshest water of the day, with the richest Castile soap in Europe. Her fingernails are manicured each day by the Queen's own attendants. From there, they are covered with gloves of a very supple red leather.
Best dang hands? That filthy puglet doesn't know what the best is.
God save the Queen, and God save the Commonwealth.
--Sir Steven Churchill.