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William toilet task
Apr 7, 2006, 16:33 GMT
Britain's Prince William proved he's not scared to get his hands dirty by mucking in to clean the toilets at Sandhurst.
The handsome royal cadet, 23, pulled on the rubber gloves and got stuck in after being put on cleaning duties at the army officers' college.
The prince's section is under strict instructions to get Sandhurst spick and span for next Wednesday's (12.04.06) Sovereign Parade. William's younger brother Harry, 21, qualifies as an army officer at the parade - and will be watched by the queen and Prince Charles. A source told Britain's Daily Star: 'Everyone has to muck in, even if you're Prince William. It's all part of the scrub-down for the parade.' It's the second time the prince has had to clean the toilets - the first was during his Raleigh International expedition to Chile in 2000 where he helped out on community projects. As a recruit William has had to endure far worse then getting his hands dirty - in February he took part in a gruelling 36-hour endurance test through the freezing Brecon Beacons mountains in South Wales. He battled exhaustion as he was put through his paces during the SAS-designed military exercise.Copyright 2006 BANG Media International
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mice about Coburg-Cotta[a.k.a. Windsor]Apr 9th, 2006 - 07:20:57
A Special Operation Soldier never ever cleaned anything:Not even his ass.
This, - my most legendary sentence -, was underscored with 10 gogo girls
who followed my military camps or journeys where ever I was or was going.
So what do You expect of a such very weak family of falsified FamilyName?
'Prince William proved he's not scared to get his hands dirty by mucking in to clean the toilets at Sandhurst'.
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