Dressing up as 'Maddy'
09 January 2009, 07:32 PM
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Dressing up as 'Maddy'
09 January 2009, 07:36 PM
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I think he got away lightly.
What kind of a **** dresses up as a missing, perhaps dead, child for a laugh?
This guy either has to be on drugs, or needs to be!!
What kind of a **** dresses up as a missing, perhaps dead, child for a laugh?
This guy either has to be on drugs, or needs to be!!
09 January 2009, 07:43 PM
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09 January 2009, 08:00 PM
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When I was his age you'd have got a good slap off your mates for being such a pr**k.
So I think he got off lightly.
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09 January 2009, 08:10 PM
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Come on - it's a load of nonsense.
A member of a youth conservative party organisation does something, prehaps a little silly. Yipdee Do, so it upsets readers of the Daily Mail. Who cares? Everything upsets readers of the Daily Mail.
The McCanns demanding an apology makes me sick. It was their own utter stupidity, lack of parenting skills, and any sense of responsibility whatsoever that has caused them to be in this horrible (for Maddy) position. If they hadn't been such inept parents they probably wouldn't be missing a kid. Frankly, I'm amazed Social Services allowed them to keep their others after showing such an amazing aptitude for abandonment.
I'm 30 and haven't got any kids because I don't really want the responsibility for looking after them or having them effect my social life. Prehaps the McCanns should have done the same thing.
No sympathy from me. If you can't tell.
A member of a youth conservative party organisation does something, prehaps a little silly. Yipdee Do, so it upsets readers of the Daily Mail. Who cares? Everything upsets readers of the Daily Mail.
The McCanns demanding an apology makes me sick. It was their own utter stupidity, lack of parenting skills, and any sense of responsibility whatsoever that has caused them to be in this horrible (for Maddy) position. If they hadn't been such inept parents they probably wouldn't be missing a kid. Frankly, I'm amazed Social Services allowed them to keep their others after showing such an amazing aptitude for abandonment.
I'm 30 and haven't got any kids because I don't really want the responsibility for looking after them or having them effect my social life. Prehaps the McCanns should have done the same thing.
No sympathy from me. If you can't tell.
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09 January 2009, 08:29 PM
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This 'kid' is in his 20's (old enough to know the difference between a joke and an insult), and of suitably high intelligence to be able to attend university. Who knows, perhaps an aspiring future politician into the bargain, being a member of the Conservative party.
When I was his age you'd have got a good slap off your mates for being such a pr**k.
So I think he got off lightly.
When I was his age you'd have got a good slap off your mates for being such a pr**k.
So I think he got off lightly.
09 January 2009, 09:54 PM
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Awesome
I dont know why people get on their high horses about this kind of thing.
People have different sense of humours. I found this funny
I dont find missing children funny - But jokes i do
Take Frankie Boyle/Jimmy Carr for instance i went to their gigs last year an there was ALOT of Maddy jokes an everyone was pissing themselves
P.s **** the Mcanns they were ****e parents - An apology......They should be apologising to the nation for been **** ups
I dont know why people get on their high horses about this kind of thing.
People have different sense of humours. I found this funny
I dont find missing children funny - But jokes i do
Take Frankie Boyle/Jimmy Carr for instance i went to their gigs last year an there was ALOT of Maddy jokes an everyone was pissing themselves
P.s **** the Mcanns they were ****e parents - An apology......They should be apologising to the nation for been **** ups
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09 January 2009, 10:25 PM
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Awesome
I dont know why people get on their high horses about this kind of thing.
People have different sense of humours. I found this funny
I dont find missing children funny - But jokes i do
Take Frankie Boyle/Jimmy Carr for instance i went to their gigs last year an there was ALOT of Maddy jokes an everyone was pissing themselves
P.s **** the Mcanns they were ****e parents - An apology......They should be apologising to the nation for been **** ups
I dont know why people get on their high horses about this kind of thing.
People have different sense of humours. I found this funny
I dont find missing children funny - But jokes i do
Take Frankie Boyle/Jimmy Carr for instance i went to their gigs last year an there was ALOT of Maddy jokes an everyone was pissing themselves
P.s **** the Mcanns they were ****e parents - An apology......They should be apologising to the nation for been **** ups
10 January 2009, 10:35 AM
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This 'kid' is in his 20's (old enough to know the difference between a joke and an insult), and of suitably high intelligence to be able to attend university. Who knows, perhaps an aspiring future politician into the bargain, being a member of the Conservative party.
When I was his age you'd have got a good slap off your mates for being such a pr**k.
So I think he got off lightly.
When I was his age you'd have got a good slap off your mates for being such a pr**k.
So I think he got off lightly.
10 January 2009, 10:57 AM
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Nothing whatsoever to do with politics. I agree with Blue by you. At that age he is certainly well and truly old enough to realise how offensive that could be, not so much as far as the McCanns are concerned although pretty unpleasant for them, but in the memory of that poor little girl alive or otherwise.
There seems to be a fashion for bad taste jokes these days, Its in no way clever and shows a lack of imagination as well as a sign of immaturity.
He was even stupid enough to boast about it on Facebook they say!
Les
There seems to be a fashion for bad taste jokes these days, Its in no way clever and shows a lack of imagination as well as a sign of immaturity.
He was even stupid enough to boast about it on Facebook they say!
Les
10 January 2009, 11:42 AM
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Come on people..... if you go to a fancy dress party as someone famous, then the chances are that the person you go as has either done something very horrible or has had something very horrible done to them.....
10 January 2009, 11:44 AM
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think he's a prat for dressing up like that but really couldnt give a rats **** if he's a tory, labourite, etc....
Seems the press is more outraged about his than the fact he dressed up!
Seems the press is more outraged about his than the fact he dressed up!
10 January 2009, 11:45 AM
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"if you go to a fancy dress party as someone famous, then the chances are that the person you go as has either done something very horrible or has had something very horrible done to them"
RUBBISH!!
Cliff Richard?
Nelson Madella?
Mother Teressa?
I could go on .....
RUBBISH!!
Cliff Richard?
Nelson Madella?
Mother Teressa?
I could go on .....
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10 January 2009, 11:47 AM
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10 January 2009, 11:48 AM
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Cliff - 50 years of punishment to people ears
Mandela - in prison for 27 years
Blair - killed a load of Iraqi's
Hitler - you know that one
etc etc.....
Read my post again.... I said 'done something bad or had something bad done to them'
10 January 2009, 11:59 AM
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Did Blair kill a load of Iraqi's .............. I could have sworn I saw him on TV in the UK quite a lot of the time??
Your're talking tosh and you know it!!
Anyway ... we are about to drift off-topic ... I think it was bang out of order to go to a fancy dress party dressed as a lost child.
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10 January 2009, 12:02 PM
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Did Blair kill a load of Iraqi's .............. I could have sworn I saw him on TV in the UK quite a lot of the time??
Your're talking tosh and you know it!!
Anyway ... we are about to drift off-topic ... I think it was bang out of order to go to a fancy dress party dressed as a lost child.
Did Hitler kill a load of Jews
Did mrtheedge2u2 say that it was perfectly acceptable to dress up as a missing child?
10 January 2009, 12:26 PM
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Convicted founder of a terrorist organisation which happily blew up Wimpy Restaurants killing families; oh.. and the leader of an organisation which did many equally horrible things to the Black South Africans they were meant to be representing - burning car tyres around the necks of Black South Africans who wouldn't follow the ANC's orders to commit civil disobedience.... and thats just for starters.
Lets all be honest - this is just another attempt to shift attention to some imaginary ill deed committed by the tory's in order to try and make everyone not notice that Labour have totally ****ed the country up. In the good old days Governments would have just invaded another country to distract attention, unfortunately, Labour has already used that card. To make comments about how badly the Conservatives handled the country the last time they were in power in the current climate shows some rose tinted glasses of the most spectacular magnitude.
Lets all be honest - this is just another attempt to shift attention to some imaginary ill deed committed by the tory's in order to try and make everyone not notice that Labour have totally ****ed the country up. In the good old days Governments would have just invaded another country to distract attention, unfortunately, Labour has already used that card. To make comments about how badly the Conservatives handled the country the last time they were in power in the current climate shows some rose tinted glasses of the most spectacular magnitude.