Oh I'm not King of the country. I'm King of the people. Subtle but importance difference. It indicates a popular monarchy linked to the people of Belgium, whereas the former would indicate standard constitutional or absolute monarchy linked to territory and a state. The Latin translation of "King of Belgium" would have been Rex Belgium, which (from 1815) was the name for the King of the Netherlands (for historical reasons). Therefore the Belgian separatists had to choose a Rex Belgarum. King of the Belgians.
Yes, I'm a basketball fan. Or at least was, haven't played in years. Haven't watched any NBA since they canceled it on tv either, so I'm entirely out of the loop, but in junior high I was really into it.
pado is using the smooth sole of a manolo blahnik
rab is using the smooth tongue of delpie's predators
erik is using the innards of a well lubed dutchman
dont be so fussy, there are many things better than using your hand
pado is using the smooth sole of a manolo blahnik
rab is using the smooth tongue of delpie's predators
erik is using the innards of a well lubed dutchman
dont be so fussy, there are many things better than using your hand
Oh I'm not King of the country. I'm King of the people. Subtle but importance difference. It indicates a popular monarchy linked to the people of Belgium, whereas the former would indicate standard constitutional or absolute monarchy linked to territory and a state. The Latin translation of "King of Belgium" would have been Rex Belgium, which (from 1815) was the name for the King of the Netherlands (for historical reasons). Therefore the Belgian separatists had to choose a Rex Belgarum. King of the Belgians.