Watching that movie makes you think about children that go missing each year world wide, we assume they all get murdered or raped by pedos but what if some of the cases are like the movie?i have done a bit of research and a astonishing 8 million children (that are reported) go missing each year, mostly 70 per get found 20 per cent are found dead that leaves 10 per cent disappearing, now let's say for arguments sake 5 per cent are killed and hidden like brady and myra hindley, that leaves 500 thousand (remember the reported cases) 500 thousand kids under the age of 18 disappearing in to thin air, a sobering thought.
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I saw it other day, the dad in it looks like lionel messi, I thought 'blimey not only is he an ok footy player but he can act!'
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Good show Franky. So the message now is that the grey's are no longer good like Thor and the Asgard in Stargate. Best part for me was when they (and us) are told the Reptilians don't exist. That's what they want us to believe.
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I watched it yesterday, it's really good. Ryan.
Read discussionJust started downloading it. Will have a look later this afternoon after Liverpool match.
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Glad you are enjoying it Franky. I've been away for a week in warmer climes so just catching up on the site.
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True edd.
Read discussionSaw this really late so won't be surprised if no one responds now but I've got a che quote on my back. and my next tattoo is a bit wacky but it will be half the face of Che, and half the face of muhammed ali - two of my greatest idols. currently in my final year of uni and i'm writing my dissertation on Che. what a legend.
Read discussionTrue mate I hardly watch the tv apart from programs like that and sport.
Read discussionIm up to episode 11 Franky well worth the watch on of the better things on the box nowa days.
Read discussionFair enough, point taken, didn't want to incur your wrath. In the end its not a subject that will change the world anyway. {Ed001's Note - exactly, it is just my preference, like brunettes rather than blondes. I just don't do blondes, but that doesn't mean any more than they are not my type. Tattoos are the same, I find them completely unattractive. Oh and no wrath, just morning grumpiness coming out as I type!}
Read discussionBummer have a few myself, designed all by me and I would think they're quiet tasteful and represent a lil bit of me, like the "choose right between heart an head" on my arm. I always believed in wearing my heart on my sleeve per say. Always looked up to Ed but didn't think he would judge for such a thing, I wouldt call anyone a prude for not having one.
Whats you stance on the Maori culture, and Buddhist protective ward tattoos by the way, and don't reprimand me on saying its a completely different thing, yes I know in advance.
Oh well I am a wee bit of a sailor anyway :p off to my skanky yatch now to be happy with myself. {Ed001's Note - what are you talking about? I hate the way all of them look, what stance are you referring to? Judge? I never judged anyone for them, other than not liking them and wondering why people would choose to disfigure themselves with them. I will reprimand you for wasting my time with a ludicrous post instead.}
Read discussionWhats you stance on the Maori culture, and Buddhist protective ward tattoos by the way, and don't reprimand me on saying its a completely different thing, yes I know in advance.
Oh well I am a wee bit of a sailor anyway :p off to my skanky yatch now to be happy with myself. {Ed001's Note - what are you talking about? I hate the way all of them look, what stance are you referring to? Judge? I never judged anyone for them, other than not liking them and wondering why people would choose to disfigure themselves with them. I will reprimand you for wasting my time with a ludicrous post instead.}
26 Mar 2013 22:29:59
i don't mind small and tasteful in certain areas. Its those that plaster them all over, trying to look like skanky porn stars. Sorry got away from the subject. Mort
Read discussioni don't mind small and tasteful in certain areas. Its those that plaster them all over, trying to look like skanky porn stars. Sorry got away from the subject. Mort
Drifting of the subject now but having a tattoo does not mean you are unhappy with yourself people get them for different reasons I have two and both are for a reason and I would have agreed with you about women with tattoos but this bird in the gym looks freaking hot with them, mrs frankiescouse does not go on a laptop so I am safe.
Read discussionReply to mort's post, I worked as a theatre technician for BUPA, some of the things people do to their bodies is just unbelievable, some people left the theatres looking like Frankenstein after going under the knife
Read discussionUlster heros? yeah Van and George the drunken womanisers
Read discussionBit harsh ed talking bout old people like that, they fought in the war you know, they could leave their doors & windows open back in the day, you youngster have no respect {Ed001's Note - sorry grandad!}
Read discussionAnd the obsession with Boob jobs! Nasty.
Mort
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When I was a lad it was a preserve of sailers, squaddies and crims. Now there everywhere. Each to their own of course, but there's nothing worse than seeing a pretty lass covered in ink, looking like a Yakuza outcast. Like putting go faster stripes on an Aston Martin.
Mort {Ed001's Note - exactly mate, I was brought up the same Mort. Sometimes I wonder why people can't just be happy with themselves as they are.}
Read discussionMort {Ed001's Note - exactly mate, I was brought up the same Mort. Sometimes I wonder why people can't just be happy with themselves as they are.}
I love tattoos just think I am a little old at 44 to start inflicting pain upon myself {Ed001's Note - I have never seen the appeal in them personally. Nothing worse than old people with wrinkles and tats, vile things.}
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