Mark_w

It's just banter.

I did not turn on the Football Forum to hear about that ITV trash.

A couple of blasts from the past, sorry if they've already been posted...

That is just cheap. That rep point belongs to me damn it.

Are you sure their friends don't play for Leicester City?

We have.

If only there were a few more people as committed and hardworking as you Lamby, the world would be a better place.

How sure are they that the apartment was left unlocked? I can't say I know an awful lot about this, but if he didn't check then what proof is there that the apartment was left unlocked?

I think it would have a lot more to do with being allowed to keep their other two children.

If they were investigating it I doubt they'd make it as public. Making information about a potential abduction available to the public could result in the guilty parties being identified, if it's down to the parents the general public aren't going to be able to help that much. I think there's every chance that they could be following up both possibilities, not saying they are, just that it's possible.

There's also no real evidence that she was abducted is there? Let's face it, either option is fairly plausible and odds are we'll never know.

But there are pictures of her on that day aren't there? She looked very alive to me. I assume the police have got witnesses who have confirmed that the pictures were taken on that day.

I'm just not sure it was worth the effort.

Gee... thanks... that was um... interesting I guess.

I believe having a lump on your limp is quite serious and possibly impossible.

What's interesting is that the Irish man the BBC were referring to on Crime watch is (I assume) the same man that this website claims now believes the man was Gerry McCann. But as ttfn points out this article is posted on a dodgy site run by an absolute crack pot. Is there any more information about him from a slightly more sane source?

Want to point out that I'm not saying that this is what I think, I'm just playing devil's advocate. I'm sure there have been numerous murder cases where the perpetrators have been in contact with the media and in some cases kept those cases in the limelight, I'm no expert but that is the case isn't it? And surely people would be more suspicious after it got so much attention if they weren't making very public attempts to find her for a very long time?

Thanks for posting this, not read it in full yet and don't know enough to say how reliable it is, but it's very interesting anyway.

I think it's pretty obvious that they shouldn't have left their kids, but I have no idea how it's become the main talking point.

People who come on to internet forums and complain about twitter really piss me off. It's difficult to actively avoid twitter when people who choose to use it can't stop moaning about it on completely unrelated forums.

He'll want to make sure that Chris Moyles can't find it as well, he could be sued for defamation.

This thread is supposed to be ABOUT 'absolute ***** of our time', not for them. You're not supposed to post your dribble in here.

He always does his best work for Wales.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/04/0410_030410_cannibal.html

If it has feelings, can feel pain or suffer then I think it's wrong to actively choose to kill it (I'd include insects). Obviously if it's done accidentally then I don't have a huge problem with that and the exception would be if you literally had to kill an animal to survive, then not only would I be fine with that but I'd probably do it myself. As for whether it's okay to kill cruel meat eating animals, well as I tongue-in-cheek pointed out to MattP in this thread months ago, he along with plenty of other human meat eaters would be high up on the list.