Trolsk
05-05-2005, 21:09
The young, swining Emperor of Trolsk today was seen not being so royal. For the first time ever, the long haired 20 year old was seen wearing his 'casual' clothing to an official ceremony of Parliment, instead of royal dress.
-The picture of the Emperor in a 'Dimmu Borgir' long sleeve and dark navy blue jeans appears him seated on his throne with long hair ponytailed, and crown placed on a stool next to him.-
He said to shocked journalists and Royal Officials the following statement.
"If Parliment figures can wear casual clothing to many day to day meetings to discuss issues, why can't I?"
The news report also followed by a very strange affair, in which the Emperor allowed photos of him in his day to day life to be released, in the 'name of removing hypocritical secrecy from boring royality'.
-Photos of him drinking beer from cans, headbanging to music, and generally fooling about in a huge, poster decked out room are systematically shown.-
All we, of FOCKS News, can say is 'Good going'. We here admire the Emperor for his radical beliefs, especially since he gave up all but his military powers to the people in setting up of a truely democratic government. Conservatist Royal Officals, however, insist on cramping his style..
-The picture of the Emperor in a 'Dimmu Borgir' long sleeve and dark navy blue jeans appears him seated on his throne with long hair ponytailed, and crown placed on a stool next to him.-
He said to shocked journalists and Royal Officials the following statement.
"If Parliment figures can wear casual clothing to many day to day meetings to discuss issues, why can't I?"
The news report also followed by a very strange affair, in which the Emperor allowed photos of him in his day to day life to be released, in the 'name of removing hypocritical secrecy from boring royality'.
-Photos of him drinking beer from cans, headbanging to music, and generally fooling about in a huge, poster decked out room are systematically shown.-
All we, of FOCKS News, can say is 'Good going'. We here admire the Emperor for his radical beliefs, especially since he gave up all but his military powers to the people in setting up of a truely democratic government. Conservatist Royal Officals, however, insist on cramping his style..