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On his encounter with Prince William and Prince Harry

"One of them said, 'I thought those glasses were bling,' and the other one said, 'It's Kanye West, they'd have to be bling.' I didn't have the heart to tell them that I'm the anti-bling."

Thank Gawd Kanye knew to shut the eff up. I know Kanye's saying you'll sound like a wigger if you say 'bling', but I still don't think it's that serious. I could care less who uses that word. Don't have a cow, man. Cowabunga.

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As if that's the region of his body I was focusing on. Super hot, handsome and tall Prince Harry graces the cover of Radar Magazine. I want all hot men to just slouch, spread their legs and part those lips while having their shirts wide open. Perfect.

In an interview to be broadcast Monday on NBC, Princes William and Harry told "Today" show co-host Matt Lauer that their grieving process has been a long one, bereft of "peace and quiet" because of nonstop media attention.

"There's not a day goes by I don't think, you know, that I don't think about it once in the day," said Prince William.

Time also hasn't stopped Diana's sons from wondering -- like much of the public -- whether her death could have been avoided. "When people think about it, they think about her death. They think about, you know, how wrong it was. They think about, you know, whatever happened," Harry said.

He continued: "You know, no one will ever know. And I'm sure people will always think about that the whole time."

"Have you stopped wondering?" Lauer asked.

"I'll never stop wondering about that," Harry said.

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"Sending him in not only endangers those around him - the effect of being kidnapped would be a blow to the entire UK."

Prince Harry is "very disappointed" but will not quit the army, Clarence House has said.

The decision was taken by the head of the Army, General Sir Richard Dannatt.

The move represents a U-turn by defence chiefs who said last month that the third-in-line to the throne would be joining troops in the Gulf.

The Prince, who is 22, was expected to be deployed with his Blues and Royals regiment in the coming weeks.

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Britain's army chiefs are reviewing plans to send Prince Harry to Iraq amid fears he could be targeted, officials said Thursday.

The Ministry of Defence said the 22-year-old's imminent deployment was under "constant consideration," after a newspaper report said army bosses were reviewing the decision amid a spike in British deaths in Iraq.

The Sun newspaper said the second lieutenant could be stopped from being sent to southern Iraq because insurgents might try to kidnap or kill him, putting fellow troops in extra danger.

Such a decision would likely infuriate the prince, third-in-line to the British throne, who has said there would be "no way" he would train to become an officer then sit around while his soldiers fought.

"He would be extremely disappointed but to say he would quit is way too strong."

April has been one of the deadliest months for British forces in Iraq since the US-led invasion of March 2003.

To date 11 lives have been lost, including a corporal doing Harry's armoured reconnaissance troop leader job.

An MoD spokesman told the weekly: "The bad guys know that he's coming and we expect that they will consider him a high-profile scalp."

I know Harry's a soldier and he signed up for this, but I really hope he won't be sent to Iraq. I don't see what the point is. His mother already died and if anything happened to Harry, Prince William and Charles and everyone would be devastated.

It's just too risky.

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While Prince Harry tunes out, big brother Prince William and girlfriend Kate Middleton are on the edge of their seats at the RBS Six Nations rugby championship in Twickenham, England, on Saturday. The royal cheers worked: England beat Italy, 20-7.

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