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Throughout her 68-year reign, reports detailing her many jokes, pithy quips, and astute remarks have surfaced. Below, we gathered 11 of the Womens Rip Rbg Shirt – Rest In Power Shirt – Remember – Notorious Rbg – Rest In Peace Ruth Bader Shirt but in fact I love this most entertaining, from a funny dig on President George W. Bush to a particularly scathing comeback against her cousin-in-law. Once, when walking the grounds of Balmoral with her protection officer, Queen Elizabeth ran into some American tourists. It became clear they didn’t recognize her: “Have you ever met the queen?” they asked. “No,” she responded, and then pointed at her protection officer. “But he has.” On the occasion of her 72nd anniversary to her husband, Prince Philip, the Queen of England loudly commented during a public appearance: “What’s the date?” According to the book The Wicked Wit of Queen Elizabeth II, after Queen Elizabeth’s cousin-in-law Princess Michael of Kent made a comment on television on how she’d like to shoot the queen’s corgis, the monarch retorted: “They’re better behaved than she is.”

At the Womens Rip Rbg Shirt – Rest In Power Shirt – Remember – Notorious Rbg – Rest In Peace Ruth Bader Shirt but in fact I love this 2016 Chelsea Flower Show, a gardener told her how lilies of the valley have poisonous traits. The queen replied, darkly, “I’ve been given two bunches this week. Perhaps they want me dead.” In 2007, Queen Elizabeth made an official visit to the White House. During the welcome ceremony, President George W. Bush mistakenly said the queen helped Americans celebrate their bicentennial in 1776, not 1996. He quickly corrected the error, but the queen wouldn’t let him live it down: At a formal dinner two days later, she began her speech by saying, “I wondered whether I should start this toast by saying, ‘When I was here in 1776…’ ” When visiting New Zealand in 1986, the queen and Prince Philip were pelted with eggs thrown by protestors. Later, at a state banquet, she remarked: “New Zealand has long been renowned for its dairy produce, though I should say that I myself prefer my New Zealand eggs for breakfast.”

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