Oh I see,
So a few people isn't murder, it's just a bit of a laff around. At what stage does it count as full-blown homicide then ?
At what stage does it count as being a coke-fiend then ? 1 bag a day ? 2 bags ? More ?
I love your twisted logic :-)
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NO NO NO. She admitted to using cocaine, but that doesn't make her a drug fiend. There are levels in all things.Originally posted by Board Game Geek View PostHang on a moment, by her own admission she's a coke-fiend, and yet, according to you, she isn't a druggie ?
Damn, you're good.
If I ever decide to go postal, and find a clocktower and a sniper rifle to my liking, would you represent me in court, on the basis, that "ok, he did shoot several people, but it's not murder"....
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Hang on a moment, by her own admission she's a coke-fiend, and yet, according to you, she isn't a druggie ?She wasn't a "druggie" from what I can see
Damn, you're good.
If I ever decide to go postal, and find a clocktower and a sniper rifle to my liking, would you represent me in court, on the basis, that "ok, he did shoot several people, but it's not murder"....
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She's probably still warm.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostShe wasn't ugly! I'd probably consider her - if she was still breathing that is!
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She wasn't ugly! I'd probably consider her - if she was still breathing that is!
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I can imagine the pressure on a young model to fit in with the crowd would be too much even for the strongest of people. She wasn't a "druggie" from what I can see.Originally posted by gingerjedi View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/7132183.stm
Cocaine then... not so squeaky clean after all.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/7132183.stm
Cocaine then... not so squeaky clean after all.
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I just read the whole story but must have missed the bit that said what happened to her???
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It's always a tradgedy when someone good looking dies, ugly people however are ten a penny
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