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12 Jan 10
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Bloody hell :0 Look at that woman.
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Horrible people.
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Peurto Banus- Worlds greatest sleazy overpriced obnoxious rip off dump
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascari_Cars
http://www.themanufacturer.com/uk/profile/6479/Ascari_Cars |
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I've always thought they should make a show where Piers Morgan interviews people in Marbella
but then, I am completely insane |
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used to live near there.
lovely city but that harbour is a dump. **s X100000000 |
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James Hewitt (born 1958), a former British household cavalry officer, was a sexual partner of Diana, Princess of Wales for five years.[1][2] He has courted controversy by revealing details of their affair. There were rumours of a palace deal with newspapers but this is not corroborated.[citation needed]
Princess Diana admitted in her notable Panorama interview that she had committed adultery with Hewitt. As Diana was then the wife of the Prince of Wales, heir to the throne, Hewitt had committed high treason,[3] as such an affair is proscribed by the Treason Act 1351. The affair ended in 1992. Hewitt grew up in Kent[1] and Devon.[citation needed] He was educated at Millfield School and Sandhurst.[citation needed] He served as a Challenger tank commander in the Gulf War. He failed his exam for the rank of Major three times.[3] In March 1994[citation needed], he was retired from the Life Guards after 17 years in military service and six months before the publication of Anna Pasternak's Princess in Love, a book for which Hewitt was a major source. His former military regiment has declared him persona non grata at their barracks.[3] He opened a golf driving range in 1994.[1] Hewitt later tried to sell his sixty personal letters from Diana for £10 million.[1] He was rumoured to be the biological father of Prince Harry, but Hewitt denied it, saying to The Sunday Mirror that "When I met Diana, he was already a toddler." Ken Wharfe, a police bodyguard for Diana, has also pointed out the time discrepancy, and noted that Hewitt's and the Prince's often-compared red hair is also very common in Harry's maternal Spencer family line.[2] In July 2004, Hewitt was arrested outside a restaurant in Fulham with Alison Bell, who was a TV journalist with CNN and he was in a relationship with at the time. They were arrested on accusation of possessing cocaine.[4] Hewitt, who was very drunk, had .361 grams of cocaine in his pocket. Hewitt was given a warning, and Bell was released without charge. As a result of the incident, he was refused reinstatement of his gun licenses due to his "intemperate habits" after police found a disassembled 16-bore shotgun on his living room floor and he told police he had drunk four bottles of wine since the afternoon of the incident.[5] He opened The Polo House, a bar in the fashionable Golden Mile of Marbella, Spain in the spring of 2009.[3] |