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<t>It appears, one must partake of a slice of humble pie. I downloaded the final installment and viewed it last night. I was wrong, very wrong. The new evidence and forensic advancements over the past 20 years, have convinced me who the killer was. I won't give the game away as some here may not hav...

<t>magentaflame;1501431 wrote: Im not pointing the finger at anyone.im just playing devils advocate based on mmy own knowledge of criminal activities and incidents ive been shown and involved in over many years. I noticed on one of those autopsy photos, one of the members put a photo up o...

<t>magentaflame;1501425 wrote: Yeah, cant see that happening though. You stated the parents not having the piece of mind to stage such a scene. I cant see abductors dong the same if the crime was botched. The injuries to that child, in my opinion, were deliberate not frenzied. Someone def...

<t>magentaflame;1501416 wrote: Two things there,.......and before i go further i only know the story because of cherry picking of the media. The 'santa' you refer to. Peodoes often befriend parents of children to gain access to a child.its very common. They will usually part take in activ...

<t>magentaflame;1501419 wrote: The police officer? Or detective with ballistics training......id want to know more about that officer before speculating. But regardless, i have not seen the incident scene photos. So was it a rifle type firearm or pistol? Are there available scene photos ...

<t>magentaflame;1501416 wrote: Two things there,.......and before i go further i only know the story because of cherry picking of the media. The 'santa' you refer to. Peodoes often befriend parents of children to gain access to a child.its very common. They will usually part take in activ...

<t>along-for-the-ride;1501406 wrote: TV shows explore shocking new theories on JonBenet Ramsey case | Fox News What do you think about these current findings? By coincidence, i watched the first two episodes myself. It appears, each one, is to present the facts of those w...

<t>It is often to my incredulity, that upon the news of an atrocity in the US by a young American, they state that they had simply, " gone to my grand pappies arsenal '. It appears there is somewhat of a doomsday notion in the near future and what appears to be, perfectly, sane, rational people, sto...

<t>Ted;1501369 wrote: There has been this cry for higher standards in education. The job of a teacher is to take a child from where he is to a higher level. Then we add in the fact that in any one classroom you can have kids doing math at the grade one level and some at a university level As each ch...

Bruv;1501349 wrote: @Spot......it seems Mr Momus hasn't come across someone with your sense of humour, or he may lack the intellectual capacity to recognise a joke. (It could be me though)

Yes, it probably is.

<t>spot;1501345 wrote: Be fair, he hasn't the brains for that. I can recognize a personal attack when I see one. A personal attack may be descriptive in the literal sense, but at the time, it was directed at a section of society ie the black popula...

<t>G#Gill;1501338 wrote: Can't help but agree with you Momus. I still say Gazza needs to grow up and get a little common sense and respect for people. It's rather easy for those blessed with high IQ's to look down from a lofty height with priggish superiority over another mortal who may not equal on...

<t>Put this into perspective. Gascoigne is not a neo nazi far right hardliner with an undeviating history of racial attacks. Nor, is he so much as a ukip motor mouth with a political agenda. He is a 50 year old man, prone to poor life choices. This ' crime ' has been presented by the Crown Prosecuti...

<t>Spot, i am in agreement re: Iran. It appears, history repeats. Doubts concerning Iran were quashed, in 2009, based on the probability , that Iran would be many years from enriching uranium in order to fuel a warhead. It's estimated that the uranium needs to be enriched to 80 percent, for weapons ...

<t>gmc;1501266 wrote: Oh don't tell me you believe ukip and the daily mail. One dabbles within the murky depths of the Daily Mail periodically when tedium overcomes me. I do much prefer the quintessential, factual reporting of The Sun for such in depth journalism especially from war zones. One can a...

<t>gmc;1501247 wrote: Britain will veto EU army, says Defence Secretary | The Independent Jean-Claude Juncker announced plans back in 2014 as i recall, stating the cause to be a greater force against Moscow. It was evident throughout Brexit, that this operation was very much played ...

I'm sure the moment America finds oil, North Korea will see an invasion of epic proportion, Kim Jong Un suspended from the forbidden knot in the market square, culminating in the displacement of millions of refugee's.

Bruv;1501242 wrote: Make yer flippin mind up mush. I observe, the concept of irony is lost here.

<t>magentaflame;1501229 wrote: Bruv, Grammers here are seen as elitist but they were no different to the private schools i went to. Its seen here as a difference of religion. Most private schools here have a "saint" proceding its name. Grammers on the other hand are non denominational. I ...

<t>magentaflame;1501220 wrote: Oh will you look at that! When your phpnes plugged in you can still post whilst its charging.....who knew? Awwwhhhh you called me dear.... Hey did you know Shakespeare made up words too? And deliberately misspelled words? Hence giving us freedoms ...

magentaflame;1501216 wrote: Anyway, phone battery is running out....smell ya later dude.....oh how very Shakespearian of me...the words of the common people.

It's Shakespearean dear.

magentaflame;1501213 wrote:

But thanks for caring

)

I don't.

<t>Bruv;1501204 wrote: Why the need for Grammar schools ? The purpose of preserving those time-honoured traditions. Hazing, fagging, severe bare bottom beatings, , scarification, Okipa ceremonies, Roman infibulation, teeth chiseling, and penis and swine initiation. All vital in the nurture of future...

magentaflame;1501211 wrote: Okay, we'll all settle for transgender then. We're all rather accepting of the LGBT community.

And trust me i would NEVER call you Sir ....thats just laughable. Settle for that of which you choose dearie. It is of no consequence to anyone but your ego.

<r>magentaflame;1501209 wrote: Sitting at a flooded Barwon river having a coffee wat hing the sun sort of come up. Im around 800 km from home..... does that surfice as to getting out more? Momus, you walked into this web of your own free will. Enjoy it whilst your still toler...

<r>magentaflame;1501206 wrote: Awwwwhhh.....Gilly youd make a lovely young man...... he did indeed call you "young". You ruffian scallywag you! Lol. <E>:)</E> And as far as your husband is concerned ...... a bit of dress up never hurt anyone. Lol. One can only revel in t...

<r>G#Gill;1501200 wrote: Momus, I see you you haven't had a look at my profile, as you seem to think I am a 'young man' - my husband would be a trifle surprised ! Just click on my name on one of my posts and pick 'profile' from the drop-down list. I don't give many details except that my gender is f...

<t>G#Gill;1501197 wrote: Yes Momus is rather boring now. Pity he seems unable to post in 'ordinary' language instead of quantities of OED or Chambers etc. Momus (/ËˆmoÊŠmÉ™s/; Greek: Îœá¿¶Î¼Î¿Ï‚ Momos) was in Greek mythology the personification of satire and mockery.............. <br...

Bruv;1501196 wrote: You are boring me now Momus. Good.

<t>magentaflame;1501190 wrote: This is getting interesting.. One has observed several observations from your puerility. The most discernible, being that you appear to be lacking reciprocal action in the real world. Should existence offer such tedium, that you find this t...

<t>magentaflame;1501181 wrote: . Mate.....maaaaate.... So what youre essentially saying in that diatribe of wasteful wording is......im up for it? .... yeah okay ! Thats a true and accurate assessment. LOL I will be audacious and speculate, that based on your ...

Bruv;1501172 wrote: He is full of it.....for sure.

I envisage your precocity being, highly sought.

YZGI;1501161 wrote: The first thing I thought was: Huh?

The second thing I thought of was:

If you seek importance through vocabulary most around you will be unaware.

I could not concur more. One loathes the pretentious, pontification.

<t>magentaflame;1501150 wrote: I dont know about anyone else but i sense a tension there. Maybe even sexual tension. Hmmmmm:sneaky: Goodness gracious me. What a unique and quixotic sense of perception. One can only hypothesize you are necessitous in requiring some form of...

<t>G#Gill;1501143 wrote: Mr.Momus, have you had the pleasure of meeting FG's Mr. spot ? I'm sure a veritable entertainment of verbal jousting would indeed be most satisfying to the Forum Garden patrons, n'Ã©st pas ? Is this a compulsory prerequisite of confabulation within the forum...

<t>Bruv;1501128 wrote: Pernicious......that word is becoming boring now. MP's are still getting more people to represent, making them less accessible. Unsubstantiated and counterfactual assumption. MP's become less accessible when involved in quasi-autonomous non-governmental organisation...

<t>Bruv;1501116 wrote: I would suggest you use your nous when viewing any 'in depth' critique of a person fainting, any person, let alone a presidential candidate. She made a bad judgment by continuing electioneering, and another denying she was unwell..................which inevitably fe...

<t>Bruv;1501115 wrote: To reduce seats......while the population rises ? Think that was my concern.......and don't mention 'Registered Voters' again......cos at any time those may.....just may.....register to vote. Population does not dictate boundaries, registered voters...

G#Gill;1501105 wrote: I had no idea that you were of such a fervently impassioned disposition, Momus !

One flipflops between fervent and impassioned young man. It all depends on the subject matter.

Mark Aspam;1501103 wrote: Trump's medical history is worse. He's 70. One would imagine health problems at that age, mostly mental.

<t>Bruv;1501098 wrote: I am a simple soul, but as populations increase, so do the need for roads, refuse collections, Doctors, etc. etc. so why cut back on access to representation ? It's to reduce Seats in Westminster from 650 to 600. The boundaries of constituencies are based on r...

Bruv;1501098 wrote: I am a simple soul

Clearly

<t>[QUOTE=Bruv;1501097]I am sorry Momus I could only skim through the video, when they analysed the lady who has pneumonia collapsing and the fact her arm wasn't where it ought to be, then further on the explanation of the use of blue screen.....sorry................I collapsed in hysterics......hav...

G#Gill;1501095 wrote: Oops, yet another clutch of toys out of the pram !!! Has he done a flounce ? That is if he is actually a he ! Goodnight Momus deary.

Goodnight to you too young man.

<t>AnneBoleyn;1501092 wrote: You chose your name deliberately--"mockery, blame, ridicule" and that's what you are attempting here, IMO. You come here with no stats, but claim superiority and knowledge based on your fine vocabulary. Your attitude, however, belies your intent. I'm on to you, Superboy....

<r>AnneBoleyn;1501089 wrote: The Devil is in the Details, as in "The idiom "the devil is in the detail" refers to a catch or mysterious element hidden in the details,and derives from the earlier phrase "God is in the detail" expressing the idea that whatever one does should be done thoroughly; i.e. ...

magentaflame;1501084 wrote: Thats my word for today! Pernicious! Great isn't it? Shame Bruv didn't think of it.

<t>AnneBoleyn;1501085 wrote: Please, Momus, check your sources more carefully. Videos & "facts" such as these are created by alt-right American mythmakers, the same ones who say Barack Obama was born in Kenya. "Birthers", we normal Americans call them. Part of a vicious right-wing "conspiracy", ...

Bruv;1501082 wrote: Pernicious Scaremongering. Pettifogging

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