Rolf Harris - trial starts today
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We love playing 'Sun' Bingo. Whenever the latest celeb was found guilty of noncing we'd draw a bingo chart ready for the newspaper the next day that one of the technicians always leaves lying around.
The most popular words used were always 'vile', 'sick', 'paedo', 'shamed', 'fiend', 'disgraced' and 'pervert'. You could basically assemble any of those with another verb related to the occupation to give the opening line. E.G We predicted that Max Clifford would be described as the 'shamed PR pervert'. Glitter was either 'vile pop paedo' or 'vile sex fiend'. We got so good at it the we could read 1/2 of a sentence out and the someone else usually managed to guess exactly how it was finished.
On that subject, we've got 'the list' which was drawn up by two of us when Jimmy first got found out and operation yewtree first kicked off. We did an excel chart trying to predict who was going to be arrested. DLT was on there along with Jim Davidson and Rolf so we got a few hits. It's all gone a bit quiet of late but we're patiently waiting for our No.1 on the list to be ticked off....
The most popular words used were always 'vile', 'sick', 'paedo', 'shamed', 'fiend', 'disgraced' and 'pervert'. You could basically assemble any of those with another verb related to the occupation to give the opening line. E.G We predicted that Max Clifford would be described as the 'shamed PR pervert'. Glitter was either 'vile pop paedo' or 'vile sex fiend'. We got so good at it the we could read 1/2 of a sentence out and the someone else usually managed to guess exactly how it was finished.
On that subject, we've got 'the list' which was drawn up by two of us when Jimmy first got found out and operation yewtree first kicked off. We did an excel chart trying to predict who was going to be arrested. DLT was on there along with Jim Davidson and Rolf so we got a few hits. It's all gone a bit quiet of late but we're patiently waiting for our No.1 on the list to be ticked off....
turboslippers said:
We love playing 'Sun' Bingo. Whenever the latest celeb was found guilty of noncing we'd draw a bingo chart ready for the newspaper the next day that one of the technicians always leaves lying around.
The most popular words used were always 'vile', 'sick', 'paedo', 'shamed', 'fiend', 'disgraced' and 'pervert'. You could basically assemble any of those with another verb related to the occupation to give the opening line. E.G We predicted that Max Clifford would be described as the 'shamed PR pervert'. Glitter was either 'vile pop paedo' or 'vile sex fiend'. We got so good at it the we could read 1/2 of a sentence out and the someone else usually managed to guess exactly how it was finished.
On that subject, we've got 'the list' which was drawn up by two of us when Jimmy first got found out and operation yewtree first kicked off. We did an excel chart trying to predict who was going to be arrested. DLT was on there along with Jim Davidson and Rolf so we got a few hits. It's all gone a bit quiet of late but we're patiently waiting for our No.1 on the list to be ticked off....
Maybe he's still on a summer holiday?The most popular words used were always 'vile', 'sick', 'paedo', 'shamed', 'fiend', 'disgraced' and 'pervert'. You could basically assemble any of those with another verb related to the occupation to give the opening line. E.G We predicted that Max Clifford would be described as the 'shamed PR pervert'. Glitter was either 'vile pop paedo' or 'vile sex fiend'. We got so good at it the we could read 1/2 of a sentence out and the someone else usually managed to guess exactly how it was finished.
On that subject, we've got 'the list' which was drawn up by two of us when Jimmy first got found out and operation yewtree first kicked off. We did an excel chart trying to predict who was going to be arrested. DLT was on there along with Jim Davidson and Rolf so we got a few hits. It's all gone a bit quiet of late but we're patiently waiting for our No.1 on the list to be ticked off....
HTP99 said:
Europa1 said:
jurbie said:
BrabusMog said:
Getragdogleg said:
carl_w said:
BrabusMog said:
Indeed! "Busted" by "the cops" and "caged" are my favourite tabloidisms.
You need to try reading the Times of India. "Nabbed" is a very popular phrase, for example. mybrainhurts said:
HTP99 said:
Europa1 said:
jurbie said:
BrabusMog said:
Getragdogleg said:
carl_w said:
BrabusMog said:
Indeed! "Busted" by "the cops" and "caged" are my favourite tabloidisms.
You need to try reading the Times of India. "Nabbed" is a very popular phrase, for example. As in headlines like "Queeen's crimper in sex scandal".
BrabusMog said:
And a big fire becomes a "giant blaze" 
But when the firefighters arrive the building is always "well alight". I think a job in Fire Service PR is probably the easiest job in the world. "The firefighters attended with 4 appliances to discover the building was well alight". How hard can it be?Gary Glitter loses his appeal against his 16 year sentence passed in Feb 2015. hurraz
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-348439...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-348439...
CoolHands said:
Gary Glitter loses his appeal against his 16 year sentence passed in Feb 2015. hurraz
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-348439...
Good. I hope he spends the rest of his days behind bars.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-348439...
CoolHands said:
Gary Glitter loses his appeal against his 16 year sentence passed in Feb 2015. hurraz
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-348439...
May he live a long, and unhappy life, behind bars.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-348439...
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