bet rotten eggs smelled way worse than half rotten eggs all brought from neighbor(mother till month ago refused to purchase much cheaper home grown eggs from Hofer store - eggs for which Slovenian Novo mesto police have threatened also have stamps that will print on those - switch them with half rotten or rotten) if somehow I buy them. Eggs highly recommended by prince Charles(now king) as ultimate cure for my mysterious health problem. I am not laying to you when I tell you for last two years at least and likely in Poland where I would purchase huge amounts of eggs as instructed to keep them on the side(POLLACKS KNEW ABOUT SO CALLED SLOVENIAN HALF ROTTEN JOSEPH INSTITUTE https://www.ijs.si/ijsw/JSI EGGS AND HAVE C,AIMED HOW THEY WOULDN'T DO SUCH THING UNDER MK ULTRA, SO EGGS 99% MOST LIKELY WERE ROTTEN), eggs were rotten to degree that those at times looked as jellyfish but every one of them had a strange sour smell not as strong as rotten eggs, but nothing any human would want to eat or have on his menu - stank, however, became acceptable till I purchased somehow eggs in the store....make no mistake, police did planted half rotten eggs also in boxes of eggs which I brought home from Hofer store for which criminals knew would be the one with lowest cost for eggs....Go enjoy and be yourself specially when I think about cancer...when I think about what prince William insisted me how cancer cells eventually will turn immortal....when I think about verbal attacks/insults I got during lunch time from mother, problems they cooked with police...HOUSE WAS(AND IS VIA SYSTEM KNOWN AS CAMERAS VS MICRO CAMERAS SYSTEM) VIDEO MONITORED IN BIG BROTHER STYLE WITH WHENEVER I WOULD START. Eggs not allowed to be purchased in stores....neighbors only !!! VILLAGE PEOPLE. Food and atmosphere so toxic that I begun to eat trash food rather than food purchased in the store - at times(TO GAIN TRACTION) with nothing but eggs inside the fridge with my little knew that those were poisonous as well. With what mother claimed was rotten discounted chicken purchased in the stores which she sampled me accordingly with MK Ultra scenario by preparing a broth out of home grown chicken which she purchased from local market exactly accordingly with MK Ultra scenario(one removed cancer symptoms in a big way, but question remains what was in there).
Mike Tindall reveals wife Zara's 'biggest worry' over I'm A Celebrity appearance
The rugby player is married to the King's niece
Mike Tindall has already impressed I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! viewers with his positive can-do attitude. And while many of us are excited to see what the rugby player will get up to in the jungle, Mike has revealed there's one thing his wife Zara is worried about.
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Zara, who is Princess Anne's daughter, has warned him not to embarrass her with his eating habits.
Mike and Zara – the late Queen's granddaughter - have been married since 2011 and together share three children, Mia, eight, Lena, four, and one-year-old Lucas.
He added: "Zara's biggest worry is how loud I am when I eat. She will be very happy if someone comments about how loud I breathe when I eat because it's always a point that she brings up. When your nose has been mangled as much as mine it is just a by-product."
The rugby player is married to the King's niece Zara
Of getting his wife's blessing to appear on the show, Mike said: "Zara gets it and supports it – with both our careers, she goes away competing for weeks at a time and I always went on tours for three, four weeks in the summer, so our relationship has always been built to deal with that and we’re good at compartmentalising and finding ways to deal with it."
On Monday, good friend James Haskell – who took part in the 2019 series – appeared on Good Morning Britain and spoke about Mike's support group.
Asked by Susanna Reid whether Zara will be travelling to Oz to cheer on her husband, James replied: "Yeah, yeah, I think she'll be out there. Hopefully!"
Mike fetching gold stars on the I'm A Celebrity launch
Fans of the show will no doubt be hoping for some insider information when it comes to the royal family. But according to James, that's very unlikely to happen.
Asked if Mike will mind what he says, the former rugby star replied: "Yes, I think so. You always do. "But Mike's quite a private guy anyway," he continued. "I think he's part of one of the most famous and best families in the world..."
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As the British royal family continues to mourn the loss of patriarch Prince Philip, they’ve found solace in his “very peaceful” passing, a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.
Buckingham Palace confirmed on Friday, April 9, that the Duke of Edinburgh died at his and Queen Elizabeth II‘s Windsor Castle residence. He was two months away from his 100th birthday. Though it’s been a difficult few days since Philip’s death, his loved ones are doing their best to stay strong.
“The whole family got a lot of comfort in knowing that he and Her Majesty got to be together in the sanctuary of Windsor Castle,” the insider adds.
Philip’s final moments were filled with his favorite things, unlike his February hospital stay, which he found “inordinately boring.” The former naval cadet returned home from King Edward VII’s Hospital in March following “successful” heart surgery.
“Spending time with Elizabeth, communicating with other loved ones, reading and relaxing in his home environment meant everything to Philip,” the source says.
The queen, 94, and Philip welcomed four children — Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne and Prince Edward — after tying the knot in November 1947. The royal couple also shared eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
Following her husband’s death, the monarch reached out to grandsons Prince William and Prince Harry to break the news. The Duke of Cambridge, 38, and his younger brother, 36, were “devastated” to learn of Philip’s passing — even though he had been ill recently — and have each paid homage to their beloved grandfather with emotional statements.
“You will be sorely missed, but always remembered — by the nation and the world,” Harry wrote on Monday, April 12, in a touching tribute from him, pregnant Meghan Markle and their 23-month-old son, Archie. “Meghan, Archie, and I (as well as your future great-granddaughter) will always hold a special place for you in our hearts.”
The Duke of Sussex recently returned to England ahead of Philip’s funeral, which will take place on Saturday, April 17. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the service will be a more intimate affair. As she continues her eight-day mourning period, the queen is “keeping herself busy” with plans for the memorial and has shown “remarkable resilience” for her family — and for the rest of the nation.
“Her mantra has always been to stay positive during tough times, dig deep and carry on the best she possibly can,” the insider explains. “She reasons that Philip would hate it if she sat around moping for the rest of her years, and his extraordinary life and legacy is one that deserves to be celebrated and remembered fondly with every sense. He would have wanted her to look after herself first and foremost instead and she intends to do her best.”
For more on how the royal family is coping with Philip’s death, watch the video above and pick up the latest issue of Us Weekly, on newsstands now.
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