Quote: chipolata @ August 17 2009, 4:23 PM BSTIf he was any kind of man you'd feel the back of his hand for talking during.
He wouldn't do that. He just stubbed a cigarette out on my arm instead. 
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Quote: Dolly Dagger @ August 18 2009, 12:26 AM BSTHe wouldn't do that. He just stubbed a cigarette out on my arm instead.
Saves buying ashtrays I suppose.
Quote: RubyMae - Glamourous Snowdrop at Large @ August 17 2009, 10:08 PM BSTSTUBBING MY TOE!!!
That is bad. Although I've cleverly avoided toe stubbing for years now by wearing shoes in the house at all times.
Quote: chipolata @ August 18 2009, 10:23 AM BSTThat is bad. Although I've cleverly avoided toe stubbing for years now by wearing shoes in the house at all times.
I stubbed my toe last week on a piece of metal that I'd stupidly left on the floor. It really hurt and then it swelled up and I thought I'd broken it or something. But nothing happended except it disappearing (not the toe). 
Phone woman today. 
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 18 2009, 7:14 PM BSTPhone woman today.
More information...
She was in a tizz about organising things and didn't listen to me, then phoned about 7 times to ask different things, and argue with me. >_<
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 18 2009, 7:33 PM BSTShe was in a tizz about organising things and didn't listen to me, then phoned about 7 times to ask different things, and argue with me. >_<
Sounds like fun... 
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 18 2009, 7:50 PM BST
Not fun? 
Hang on - I'll PM you why that's not funny. 
I'm quite angry that the Lockerbie bomber was released from prison. This is many orders of magnitude worse than the Biggs case: eight years in prison for 270 murders. Pathetic.
Quote: DaButt @ August 20 2009, 2:50 PM BSTI'm quite angry that the Lockerbie bomber was released from prison. This is many orders of magnitude worse than the Biggs case: eight years in prison for 270 murders. Pathetic.
Yet in all likelyhood he was merely the fallguy, designed to take the fall for those genuinely responsible.
If he was truly guilty then, yes, it is. The fact that one of the most active doubters in the safety of his conviction is a doctor who lost his daughter at Lockerbie is significant. The worst thing about this decision is that the enquiry into the conviction and the evidence surrounding it will not now take place. There's reason to suspect that the full truth surrounding this outrage will never be known.
I know 3 families who lost people on the flight and they are incredibly angry over all this.