【Halinghing】

This is HalinghingRobert Weighton, he's 109 years old and he has the face of someone who gives zero f*cks. Just look at him:

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His face screams: "It's going to take a lot to impress me, even if the Queen in person sends me a card."

Well, that's actually happened.

Weighton, who was born in March 1908 when Edward VII was King and Britain had yet to fight in two world wars, has declined a card from the Queen because he's got too many of them and doesn't want to clutter his cosy home.

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"I'd already received one every year and since it's the age of austerity I thought I would save the country a little bit on postage and printing," he told ITV News. "I don't want a whole row of them, there's no point in that."

Fair enough mate. I guess when you reached the age of 109, with three children, 10 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren you can let yourself to be a bit cheeky. Also, when you reach that age you probably give zero f*cks about everything. Even the Queen.

In another interview, Weighton said he accepted a card from the Queen two years ago because she'd been smiling on it.

"In the rest of the cards she looked a bit miserable while on official duties," he said.

Robert, you cheeky lad.

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