Ten things Kate can't do once she marries Wills

    I read this news on the Internet.
    It`s funny. Although the British Royal family accepts Kate, but it still has a lot of  restriction and lack of freedom.

     Just one generation ago someone like Kate Middleton would have been tasered for getting too close to the British Royal family.
     So when Clarence House relaxed their stun guns and let their future king propose to a 'commoner', Britain awoke in a postmodern-like daze where realities became relative and class boundaries blurred.

      The only problem with such superb forward thinking is that the Royal Family is still very much backward and old fashioned when it comes to some matters, namely rules and etiquette.
      And as the first normal woman to enter the Windsor fold, Kate will feel the changes to her life on a higher level than many past princesses.
Here are ten things the bride-to-be will no longer be allowed to do once she walks down the Green Mile – ahem, aisle – in Westminster:

1. Be referred to as 'Kate' 

2. Vote

3. Run for political office

4. Escape the scrutiny

5. Play Monopoly

6. Say or do anything controversial

7. Eat shellfish

8. Work

9. Sign anything unofficial

10. Finish her dinner