Impressing the ladies when you're second in line for the British throne can't be the most difficult thing in the world. (Just sounding like you're a British Royal is enough to win over most girls.)
But you have to give Prince William credit for pushing the boundaries a little. Apparently, the prince recently landed a $20 million RAF Chinook helicopter in his girlfriend's garden, and then performed a series of take-offs and landings while she watched from a window.
"There's nothing more macho than landing a helicopter in your girlfriend's back yard," a "royal source" told the British tabloid, News of the World.
It is not yet known if the prince played the "Top Gun" theme from loudspeakers while he completed the maneuvers. If he didn't, then he's a fool.
Still, this is a pretty mantastic display of bravado. All his brother Harry did was go to Afghanistan and fight in an actual war. And what's heroic about that?
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Thursday 24 April
By Sunshine
I don't see anything wrong with it. As I'm sure his girlfriend will remember all her life, the handsome young prince who made this 'mantastic' display of bravado for her. Very romantic.
But to all the blokes complaining they could not afford to show their heroic side without lots of money...after the dust settles..
...Then remember..there is Aussie, Norm Moreen who recently jumps on the back of a crocodile wrestling the bloody croc' bare handed, to heroically save his Wife, Wendy, (the mother of three children) right out of the crocodiles deadly jaws!
A man who even humbly foo-foos the the true claims of what a hero he is, because he knows that's how a man's love for his woman is supposed to be..he did not even have to waste time to think twice..before acting as the Hero that comes from deep down inside of who he really is, though he was risking his own life for hers, against the jaws of death!
Now if that is not, 'Mantastic!' I don't know what else could be.
Thank goodness, courage and chivalry are not dead.
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