My royal duties have brought me through Louisiana's capital tonight...

Cadillac Cafe

She's your queeeeeeen to beeeee

We don’t recognize any tin-hatted nepotistic bastards here so

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Cadillac Cafe

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Wednesday is ladies night?

We is only used in the royal context when in reference to affairs of state decided upon by the King in furtherance of his kingly duties. As a monarch acting in his personal capacity in furtherance of a purely self-furthering agenda divorced from the affairs of state, I is the more appropriate first person pronoun.

You'll love these pigs in a blanket. They're the frozen kind, but you'd never know.

In the public situations in which it is used, the monarch or other dignitary is typically speaking not only in his or her personal capacity but also in an official capacity as leader of a nation or institution.



You're a scrub king... you are always acting in official and personal capacity as a ruling monarch... you are a representative of yourself and your kingdom... get it right, scrub

My duties bring me to the capital, they do not mandate my squiring about town experiencing its pleasures. Such conduct is done by and for my own furtherance alone.

However, if we could proceed from petty bantering about semantic affairs and instead focus on the task at hand, locating a suitable establishment for merriment suitable for an evening's entertainment, it would be most appreciated.

This homo is flying off the handle.