21 Most Swoon-Worthy Moments from Prince Harry's Visit

[pantsparty]

Polo ponies have leg warmers?

[zoidberg]

See, normally I am not at all attracted to redhead guys (the red hair is like a warning sign "back away! Could be family!!!!!") but he is a sexy man. And he is probably super full of himself, but in a sick way that makes him a little more hot.

[eav2c]

He is beautiful and I think more attractive than his brother. I used to think it was the other way around!

[BieberMyBalls]

I think my lady parts are broken, because he just does not do it for me. He's got a nice body, and in some pictures he's cute, but I just can't convince myself that he's sexy. Don't flame me, bro!

[shostakovich]

Psst... more photos here:

Me-OW

[polka]

May 16, 2013 23:29:29 GMT -5 zoidberg said:

See, normally I am not at all attracted to redhead guys (the red hair is like a warning sign "back away! Could be family!!!!!") but he is a sexy man. And he is probably super full of himself, but in a sick way that makes him a little more hot.

I am cracking up at this!  

[Waffles]

Lol @ Will locking down Kate while he still had hair

Even though big brother used to be attractive he was never hot IMO.
And that's not going to change as every year that goes by he looks a little more like his dad...

[Coopertown]

My first thought after seeing #1 was that Harry looks a lot like Charles.

[muffin0]

If this is his hand writing I'm even more in love. And *I* want note cards with my initial and a crown! 

(and I don't think I ever thought about him having an actual last name.  I just googled and I'm seriously confused about this whole last name thing)

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May 17, 2013 0:18:18 GMT -5 shostakovich said:

Psst... more photos here:

Me-OW

The ones at Arlington Cemetery...I die. 

[vampsterdam]

May 16, 2013 23:26:40 GMT -5 pantsparty said:

Polo ponies have leg warmers?

Back in the 80's, the ponies wore scrunchies, too!

Seriously though, I didn't know they wore leg warmers either, haha.

[pantsparty]

If you had to guess, though, there's no way you'd think he's English, right?

He looks like a rugged, All-American dude. HOT.

[hopecounts]

May 16, 2013 23:26:40 GMT -5 pantsparty said:

Polo ponies have leg warmers?

They are protection for their legs from the polo mallets.
solid wood being swung right next to very delicate pony legs means they can get hit and leg injuries in horses/ponies are serious since its hard to keep them off of it long enough to heal properly.

[amberlyrose]

Oh, my clothes would be on the floor in .02 seconds if he looked at me like that.



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May 17, 2013 13:26:57 GMT -5 amberlyrose said:

Oh, my clothes would be on the floor in .02 seconds if he looked at me like that.

+1. omg. 

[JamaicanPineapple]

Oh yummy. Thank you for this.

[mbcdefg]

May 17, 2013 8:40:42 GMT -5 muffin0 said:

If this is his hand writing I'm even more in love. And *I* want note cards with my initial and a crown! 

(and I don't think I ever thought about him having an actual last name.  I just googled and I'm seriously confused about this whole last name thing)

The photos are awesome My sister is 26 and single, and I kept joking to her that she should've gone down the Shore to try and catch his eye while he was here.

Re: the last name, if you're interested - the family technically doesn't have one. William and Harry use "Wales" as their last name for their military service, and I've heard that Beatrice and Eugenie use "York" as theirs (maybe when they were in college?), since they take the territorial designation that their parents have. William and Kate's baby will be "Prince(ss) XYZ of Cambridge" when it's born, then automatically turns into "Prince(ss) XYZ of Cornwall and Cambridge" the instant that Queen Elizabeth dies and Prince Charles becomes king, then "Prince(ss) XYZ of Wales" if/when Charles makes William the Prince of Wales.

And their uncle Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex was known as "Edward Wessex" when he did some film industry work a while back. Although his daughter (one of the little bridesmaids at the royal wedding) is known as Lady Louise Windsor ... he and his wife opted out of styling their kids as Prince and Princess to give them a break from the family stress.

The family can also use Mountbatten-Windsor if they wish, which is what I believe Charles used for the public register when he and Camilla had their civil wedding. Mountbatten is the last name that Prince Philip adopted when he renounced his title as Prince of Greece and Denmark to marry Queen Elizabeth; and the queen set up "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a compromise last name that their family could use after he bitched that they wouldn't change the royal house's name from House of Windsor to House of Mountbatten (something about being "nothing more than a bloody amoeba" who was the only guy in the country who couldn't give his last name to his own children).

Queen Elizabeth also isn't required to have a passport, since British passports are issued in her name.

/longwinded