Anyone have him in the death pool 2017?
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Ian Brady Dead
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Megazone
On his last warning
Considering he kept us at the Goldstone for a further year which proved to be pivotal. I think it's a bit harsh to wish him so much grief in the after life.
I respect Brady might have a dark side to him reading some of the posts on here, but we should never forget his role in saving the Albion.
I respect Brady might have a dark side to him reading some of the posts on here, but we should never forget his role in saving the Albion.
Mental Lental
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We should also never forget that no matter the level of inappropriateness of the topic, some idiot will always think it's clever to make a joke about it.
Making off-hand comments regarding the similarity of a serial killer's name with a respected ex-manager's for example.
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Ooh I've just seen what he died of......LUNG CANCER! That's REALLY painful! Gasping for breath from an oxygen mask.....Lovely stuff.
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Megazone
On his last warning
It sure beats wishing someone grief after they've died...
Mental Lental
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bhadebenhams
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- Mar 14, 2009
- 328
im sure the politicaly correct will want to give him a minutes applause or silence at the next home game but i can assume you that he wont be getting one from ME. Hes a nasty man
rocker959
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Just checked again in case I dreamt it yesterday . Rot in hell scum .
Razzoo
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Blues Rock DJ
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when the skip collection at the hospital he died at ?
Wouldn't want to refer to the vial man as a celebrity. 50 + years inside & no one took him out. What happened to the criminal code of justice ?
http://www.northstandchat.com/showt...y-Death-Pool&p=7723480&viewfull=1#post7723480
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
The grammatically correct might point out he 'was' a nasty man.
Razzoo
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Nobody believes he was a celebrity! He was however famous or to put it more accurately infamous.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Wasn't he in solitary most of the time?
DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
- 2,885
Would be nice if he left a letter after his death revealing the whereabouts of his victims. I doubt he did, but would be nice.
severnside gull
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Their perversion is one issue.
Imagine though, knowing that your child is out there but never knowing where. Every day must be a torture.
They could have told families at any time over the decades but refused to do so.
Therein lies pure evil.
Imagine though, knowing that your child is out there but never knowing where. Every day must be a torture.
They could have told families at any time over the decades but refused to do so.
Therein lies pure evil.
- Jan 3, 2012
- 16,589
What a stupid comment - or is it an attempt at humour?
worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
- 2,579
Pity he died before revealing location of last victim.
Anyhow rot in hell now
Anyhow rot in hell now
Mmmmmm, best not eh?
SK1NT
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Ooh I've just seen what he died of......LUNG CANCER! That's REALLY painful! Gasping for breath from an oxygen mask.....Lovely stuff.
Good riddence you ****ing scum bag.
Are serial killers in like him able get chemotherapy in prison? This would increase the cost to the tax payer to keep this filth alive.
I understand the need to keep him alive for potential links to other crimes however if i was a family member of one of his victims i know i would feel A LOT happier knowing he was no longer breathing on the same planet as me. It would feel like closure. Criminals of such ilk should be kept alive for 5/10 years and then some capital punishment applied (hopefully the most painful)
Megazone
On his last warning
Mmmmmmmm...
Having a laugh is obviously too distasteful for you (Mental Lental) and this topic.
I thinks it's best you stick to finding pleasure in someone's death. The more painful the better right?
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