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Queen revamps Web site

Nibble Join the palace online

By Nick Farrell

Thu Feb 12 2009, 10:47

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN Elizabeth II is letting the riff-raff apply for jobs through her new Web site.

Those interested can submit their job applications to Buckingham Palace and book job interviews over the net.

I wouldn't recommend it. The pay is lousy, people there really like to 'know their place' but mostly because I was fired for 'having a sense of humour' and cracking a joke about a new fax machine saying that it was 'steam driven'. µ

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Drashek Makes Comment.

Most don't Realize How Hard Job Being QEII Is. Leading Legislative process, like U.S., Vice President is Work. Yet, Pay. Phenom, 25 Million Pounds, Yearly. Sell Your Family, Become Queen of England, U.K. STeWie

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