Fastest selling non-fiction ever

[George K]

We live in a sick world.

[kluurs]

For someone who wants privacy and to be left alone, he seems to have a strategy ill-suited to achieving that objective.

[Mik]

Poor little rich boy.

[xenon]

@Mik said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

Poor little rich boy.

Go easy on him, he had to be the spare.

[Horace]

And here I thought the world was united in their contempt for Harry and Zelda or whatever her name is. I'm surprised it's selling so well.

[Mik]

@xenon said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

@Mik said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

Poor little rich boy.

Go easy on him, he had to be the spare.

Ok, poor little rich boy with little responsibility.

[xenon]

@Mik said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

@xenon said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

@Mik said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

Poor little rich boy.

Go easy on him, he had to be the spare.

Ok, poor little rich boy with little responsibility.

Seriously, that's what he named his book - "Spare"

Now I wouldn't want to be a royal (not that anyone offered)... but come on, have a little perspective. Then again, he has the #1 book of all time, so what do i know....

[Horace]

Seems unlikely that a person born randomly to royalty is also randomly gifted with a world class writing talent, sufficient to command this audience with his first book. But here we are.

[Axtremus]

@George-K said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

We live in a sick world.

That's why universal healthcare is so important!

[Doctor Phibes]

@Horace said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

Seems unlikely that a person born randomly to royalty is also randomly gifted with a world class writing talent, sufficient to command this audience with his first book. But here we are.

It was ghost written by some guy called J R Moehringer apparently

[Horace]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

@Horace said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

Seems unlikely that a person born randomly to royalty is also randomly gifted with a world class writing talent, sufficient to command this audience with his first book. But here we are.

It was ghost written by some guy called J R Moehringer apparently

more like J K Rowling Ringer.

[Copper]

What if Charles III read the book and found out he might not be Harry's father? Was he surprised?

Can one of you guys confirm that is in the book?

[Renauda]

@Copper

Perhaps you should read it and report back to us.

[Mik]

I haven’t the Spare time.

[George K]

@Mik said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:

I haven’t the Spare time.

And you don't want Harry to get the Royal-ties, amirite?

[Mik]

[George K]

[Mik]

Spare Me.

[George K]

@Mik I can't find that quotation online, other than in this meme.

The pathetic thing is that, if it's fake, it's totally believable considering what a whiny little bitch Harry is.

The tipoff that it's fake should have been that Charles would never have shown that type of humanity with his kid Diana's son.

[Mik]

He is indeed. I keep hearing allegations that this or that entity deliberately leaked derogatory stories to the press, but I see no evidence. It would seem he is referring to tabloids that need nothing more than a fertile imagination and a desire to sell papers.