basquebromance Diamond Member Joined Nov 26, 2015 Messages 109,396 Reaction score 27,183 Points 2,220 Oct 30, 2018 Banned #1 Japanese Princess Ayako gives up royal status to marry commoner why she gotta renounce thats dumb
Disir Platinum Member Joined Sep 30, 2011 Messages 28,003 Reaction score 9,625 Points 910 Oct 30, 2018 #2 She's a business woman. She is not someone with a low IQ.
Eric Arthur Blair Diamond Member Joined Jul 21, 2015 Messages 25,955 Reaction score 15,967 Points 1,415 Oct 30, 2018 #3 Monarchies are an anachronism.
martybegan Diamond Member Joined Apr 5, 2010 Messages 104,201 Reaction score 55,020 Points 2,615 Oct 30, 2018 #4 basquebromance said: Japanese Princess Ayako gives up royal status to marry commoner why she gotta renounce thats dumb Click to expand... it's the way the Japanese Monarchy works, it's designed to prevent the addition of new male line blood into the royal succession. The problem is they are running out of male line successors. Ironically they are not beyond having some male of limited royal blood be "adopted" by the current Emperor or Crown Prince to maintain this position.
basquebromance said: Japanese Princess Ayako gives up royal status to marry commoner why she gotta renounce thats dumb Click to expand... it's the way the Japanese Monarchy works, it's designed to prevent the addition of new male line blood into the royal succession. The problem is they are running out of male line successors. Ironically they are not beyond having some male of limited royal blood be "adopted" by the current Emperor or Crown Prince to maintain this position.
Wyatt earp Diamond Member Joined Apr 21, 2012 Messages 69,975 Reaction score 16,448 Points 2,180 Oct 30, 2018 #5 We heard that before.. .
B blastoff Undocumented Reg. User Joined Nov 12, 2009 Messages 21,490 Reaction score 2,872 Points 280 Location In a galaxy far far away... Oct 30, 2018 #6 I’m always available for sperm donor duty, using the traditional and time-honored natural insertion method of course.
I’m always available for sperm donor duty, using the traditional and time-honored natural insertion method of course.