King George IV was a Tart

This is a statue of King George IV which stands on George Street in the middle of Edinburgh, Scotland.

He ascended the throne on 28th January 1820 and was crowned king of the United Kingdom of Great Britian and Ireland at Westminster Abbey on 19th July 1821.

As Prince of Wales and monarch he led a flambouant lifestyle and had several mistrisses. It is reported that everytime he was intimate with a woman he kept a lock of her hair in an envelope, at the time of his death on 28th June 1830 there were 7,000 such envelopes.

He was always in debt and relied on Parliament for financial help.

Now in 2010 the birds get their own back by crapping on his head.