A free-for-all thread

[Jim]

E4 has got the most interesting programme that they have ever broadcast on. A fat bloke sleeping. And now he's woken up and is dancing with a panda.

You missed a cracker on BBC4 the other night. 2 uninterrupted hours of a journey on a canal. No narration, just random facts appearing on screen, and natural sounds.

Funnily enough I would've watched that but I was in the boozer.

I dare say they'll repeat it again.

It's on iPlayer apparently:

http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/dkqk6 ... canal-trip

[Gandalf the Red]

I hope they get arse raped in prison.

Two teenagers who shaved off a sleeping schoolgirl's eyebrows and hair at a house party have been detained.

The 16-year-old victim, who cannot be named due to her age, discovered long strands of her hair on the floor when she woke up.

Aiden Kendrick and Ryan Kelly, both 19 and from Newton-le-Willows, admitted causing actual bodily harm on 18 July.

They were sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court to spend 10 months in a young offenders' institute.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-me ... e-32725066

[Womble]

E4 has got the most interesting programme that they have ever broadcast on. A fat bloke sleeping. And now he's woken up and is dancing with a panda.

You missed a cracker on BBC4 the other night. 2 uninterrupted hours of a journey on a canal. No narration, just random facts appearing on screen, and natural sounds.

Norwegian state television often broadcasts ferry journeys, train journeys and fire burning. I asked my girlfriend (a Norwegian) if people watched it or if it was time filler. She was like "Yeah, we watch it. It's relaxing and nice background viewing. You DON'T have stuff like that here?"

It's strange to think how cultures can be so similar, but dissimulator.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_telev ... orporation

[Moonburp]

I hope they get arse raped in prison.

Two teenagers who shaved off a sleeping schoolgirl's eyebrows and hair at a house party have been detained.

The 16-year-old victim, who cannot be named due to her age, discovered long strands of her hair on the floor when she woke up.

Aiden Kendrick and Ryan Kelly, both 19 and from Newton-le-Willows, admitted causing actual bodily harm on 18 July.

They were sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court to spend 10 months in a young offenders' institute.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-me ... e-32725066

"You shaved off someone's hair, so I hope you get raped."

JUSTICE.

[WorMzy]

I hope they get arse raped in prison.

Two teenagers who shaved off a sleeping schoolgirl's eyebrows and hair at a house party have been detained.

The 16-year-old victim, who cannot be named due to her age, discovered long strands of her hair on the floor when she woke up.

Aiden Kendrick and Ryan Kelly, both 19 and from Newton-le-Willows, admitted causing actual bodily harm on 18 July.

They were sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court to spend 10 months in a young offenders' institute.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-me ... e-32725066

"You shaved off someone's hair, so I hope you get raped."

JUSTICE.

Post of the year.

[Ensorcelled]

Yep.

Someone's been to tame house parties in the past.

[Gandalf the Red]

I hope they get arse raped in prison.

Two teenagers who shaved off a sleeping schoolgirl's eyebrows and hair at a house party have been detained.

The 16-year-old victim, who cannot be named due to her age, discovered long strands of her hair on the floor when she woke up.

Aiden Kendrick and Ryan Kelly, both 19 and from Newton-le-Willows, admitted causing actual bodily harm on 18 July.

They were sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court to spend 10 months in a young offenders' institute.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-me ... e-32725066

"You shaved off someone's hair, so I hope you get raped."

JUSTICE.

So you think it's alright to assault a young girl?

Bet you didn't even read the article.

He imposed a five-year restraining order on them to keep away from their victim.

In other words they've been harassing the victim since. But the leftist fuckwits side with the perpetrators instead. I'd much prefer someone to cut their fucking throat instead. That would be justice and two less scumbags.

[CrappyMike]

I'm not sure you understand justice
Didn't say anywhere in that article they were harassing her. Its a shitty thing to do but a 10 month sentence for shaving someone's head? Get a grip. Your suggestions are even worse.

[Gandalf the Red]

I really don't believe that anyone would think that cutting someone's hair off without their consent is alright. The other week everyone was in uproar when a forumer said she was groped when she was asleep, but when it's a stranger being abused then it's a bit of a giggle.


I'm also going on what was said on the local news. They led an internet campaign against the girl, who was subsequently bullied in school. They also have numerous convictions.

More details here.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liv ... ir-9248516

[some_thing_wild]

There is a man that comes into work every wednesday, he's been coming in for a while, he always buys:
2 disposable cameras
2 bags of green apples
2 loafs of brown bread
And a big bag of stirfry mix

Nicest guy in the world. However, he argues on the phone, but theres no one on the phone. He just holds a phone up to his ear and argues with himself. No words even come out, just makes aggressive faces and silently has a go at his phone. When he gets the cameras developed he claims they're medical photos, but they're just close up photos he has taken of his face, eyes, mouth and hands, too blurry to even make anything out. He scares me but he's never done anything. Now he's started hitting himself in the head and yesterday asked me if we made business cards, then said alot of words very fast including 'NATO' 'Military' and 'computer hacking terrorists from America' and now I don't know what to think

[keera_envenomed]

I really don't believe that anyone would think that cutting someone's hair off without their consent is alright. The other week everyone was in uproar when a forumer said she was groped when she was asleep, but when it's a stranger being abused then it's a bit of a giggle.


I'm also going on what was said on the local news. They led an internet campaign against the girl, who was subsequently bullied in school. They also have numerous convictions.

More details here.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liv ... ir-9248516

No one said it was "a giggle". People merely suggested that hoping someone would get raped was a pretty damned disgusting thing to post. It's awful what they did to the poor girl but suggesting something far worse is hardly justice.

[Katesyl]

There is a man that comes into work every wednesday, he's been coming in for a while, he always buys:
2 disposable cameras
2 bags of green apples
2 loafs of brown bread
And a big bag of stirfry mix

Nicest guy in the world. However, he argues on the phone, but theres no one on the phone. He just holds a phone up to his ear and argues with himself. No words even come out, just makes aggressive faces and silently has a go at his phone. When he gets the cameras developed he claims they're medical photos, but they're just close up photos he has taken of his face, eyes, mouth and hands, too blurry to even make anything out. He scares me but he's never done anything. Now he's started hitting himself in the head and yesterday asked me if we made business cards, then said alot of words very fast including 'NATO' 'Military' and 'computer hacking terrorists from America' and now I don't know what to think

Sounds like pretty standard psychosis (or perhaps even something like Aspergers). People are often advised to talk into a phone to voices to look more socially acceptable. If he's been like this a while I imagine he's known to professionals; if he's in the community he's probably not considered a risk except of being hugely vulnerable due to these ingrained beliefs and odd behaviours. Does sound like he could be having a relapse though.

[Tet]

Sounds like pretty standard psychosis (or perhaps even something like Aspergers)

No. Asperger's Syndrome is merely a term to describe a set of behaviours for certain people that are at the less extreme end of the autism spectrum. Myself included. Common traits include an inability to recognise social clues, to read emotions in others, and sometimes physical clumsiness (fortunately, I've largely grown out of the latter). It doesn't generally include arguing with imaginary voices on the phone, hitting yourself on the head or having paranoia about computer hacking and the military.

[Fjar]

I'm going to trust the mental health nurse on this one.

[thehairyone]

I was thinking the same thing there...