Who’s worse ?

[Edgar Allan Poo]

On a related note, it always gets my goat when I hear Harold Shipman being described as 'the worst serial killer Britain has ever known'.

It's bollocks. As a serial killer, he was the best and bloody good at what he did. *

* Just for the prissy little things, I'm not condoning Shipman's actions, just pointing out the ironies of the english language.

Killed himself the day before his birthday (which rather scarily I share ) chances of cake, balloons and pass the parcel must have been pretty slim I spose.

 

[Stu_Blade]

It's in poor taste the joke let's be honest however for me I genuinely thought Brewster looked interested he still needs to learn to put his laces through the ball rather than doing the fancy stuff however last night when he broke out wide he put a few decent crosses in the box. McBurnie finished his goal really well especially against a big keeper. Confidence is everything Brewster working with Sharp is surely the best thing for him if he can get a few tap ins his confidence will build and some pressure will be released, he genuinely looked gutted last night and the passion was there.

 

[davidblade]

No, they stole the dead

Joke