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10. The Aquamarine Pinecone Tiara

If I were to receive this as a gift, I’d politely thank whoever gave it to me and promptly break it apart.

9. The Burmese Ruby Tiara

I hate this tiara not only because it looks like Liz is wearing five crabs, but because the Nizam of Hyderabad was destroyed to make this. I will never forgive Liz for that.

8. The Four Button Tiara

At least it’s all diamond buttons? The extra diamond strand that sometimes appears on the bottom doesn’t help make this look any less like a jeep.

7. The Ruby and Diamond Aigrette

The positives about this are: the historic value (I’ll have a post up on this tiara as part of my Norway’s tiaras series in a few days) and the fact that Princess Astrid is its wearer and she can pull it off. And even then it still looks like a pair of antennae. 

6. The Norwegian Gold Bandeau

This tiara is just...special. Read more about it here.

5. Mikimoto Jeux de Rubans Tiara.

Note to all tiara designers and potential future tiara designers: please have a lesbian on your approvals team. Because if you don’t, you get a tiara that has a clitoris.

4. The Linley Beechwood Tiara

It looks like it was made from human skin. Buffalo Bill is exactly who I want to feel like when I’m wearing a tiara. No thank you.

3. Queen Margrethe’s Golden Poppies

I swear, Daisy was drunk when she commissioned this...uh, thing I refuse to call a tiara. It’s bad. It’s so bad.

2. Princess Madeleine’s 18th Birthday Tiara (The Swedish Aquamarine Bandeau)

Carl Gustaf and Silvia are ABSOLUTE CRAP at giving their daughters 18th birthday tiaras. The first example of this is Madeleine’s 18th birthday cyclops. It is literally an aquamarine in a silver/gold frame. THAT’S IT. But Madeleine got lucky compared to her sister...

1. Crown Princess Victoria’s 18th Birthday Tiara

Jack has a new backup Halloween costume!!!

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The likelyhood of Andrew being friends with only one pedo sex trafficker seems slim to none to me…. but Williams facial expressions are the problem ��

I used to mind daylight savings time way less before I had a kid and also before the US decided to extend DST three weeks in the spring and one week in the fall. I work in team with people from the UK, Canada and the US, and our meeting schedules get hopelessly bunged up. Tomorrow, I have a meeting set by someone in the UK, normally at 10:30amET, it’s now at 11:30. Except I already have a meeting from 11-12ET that was set by someone here. The name thing doesn’t bother me, TBH.

I live in Pennsylvania (USA) and we change our clocks 2 times a year. Daylight Saving Time starts on the second Sunday in March of every year and ends on the first Sunday in November. So in Nov. you gain 1 hour (set the clocks back on hour) and in the spring you loose an hour (set the clock forward an hour). Personally I think it’s all rather pointless tho.

Hi Jess ! I live in California, so we’re PST- Pacific Standard Time, and we change times in March and in November. We have a mnemonic “ Spring forward, fall back, as a reminder. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ But last November the State passed a bill to get rid of Daylight Saving’s Time, so this might be the last time we need to do this!

Jess Jess Jess!!!! Look what I got to do on Monday?!?!?!?

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This majestic beast is the late Bruce Springsteen. He was a very good boy

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Jack would like to submit a baby picture for a spread in Dogue

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