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Did you get the death sentence?
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Did you get the death sentence?.....................yes
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Are you mentioned in the bible?
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Did you commit your crimes in USA although born in Europe ?
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Are you mentioned in the bible?....................dont think so i doubt it
Did you commit your crimes in USA although born in Europe ?....................no.......again europe is side tracking you..we are all in europe... |
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A CLUE ..what i did, i didn't do for a long time
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are you William Burke ?
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are you William Burke ?.............YES
TAKE A BOW SON.....WE HAVE A WINNER...MMH The Burke and Hare murders, or West Port murders, were a series of murders committed in Edinburgh, Scotland, over a period of about ten months in 1828. The killings were attributed to Irish immigrants William Burke and William Hare, who sold the corpses of their 16 victims to Doctor Robert Knox Burke was hanged at 8.15 am on 28 January 1829, a day of torrential rain, in front of a crowd estimated at between 20,000 and 25,000. Window-seats in tenements overlooking the scaffold were hired at prices ranging from 5 shillings to £1.[31] On the following day Burke was publicly dissected in the anatomy theatre of the University's Old College.[32] Police had to be called when large numbers of students gathered demanding access to the lecture for which a limited number of tickets had been issued. A minor riot ensued and calm was restored only after one of the university professors decided to allow the would-be gatecrashers to pass through the theatre in batches of fifty at a time |
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Excellent thread kweeven
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Learn something new every day on here.
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Are you from a children's TV programme?
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cheers treetop
Learn something new every day on here....for the eager to learn thread... ![]() |
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Yes, I've learned not to get involved
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Been in a few films and things..
The 1960 film The Flesh and the Fiends starred Peter Cushing as Knox, Donald Pleasence as Hare and George Rose as Burke.[53] The following year, The Anatomist featured Alastair Sim as Knox.[54] The 1971 film Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde transported Burke and Hare into the late Victorian era and portrayed them as being employed by Dr. Jekyll. Burke was played by Ivor Dean and Hare by Tony Calvin. The 1971 film Burke & Hare starred Derren Nesbitt as Burke and Glynn Edwards as Hare. The 1985 film The Doctor and the Devils, directed by Freddie Francis, is based on Dylan Thomas' 1953 screenplay of the same name and is a retelling of the Burke and Hare murder story with the names of the characters altered. Timothy Dalton plays Dr. Rock (Thomas' characterisation of Dr. Knox), while Jonathan Pryce and Stephen Rea play the Burke and Hare surrogates.[55] The 2004 Doctor Who audio drama Medicinal Purposes placed the Sixth Doctor (Colin Baker) amidst the events of the murders; the play featured Leslie Phillips as Dr. Knox and David Tennant (who would later become the Tenth Doctor) as "Daft Jamie".[56] Calling-card case made of Burke's skin I Sell The Dead, a 2008 comedy horror film, has pub patrons claiming career grave-robbers Willie and Arthur are successful rivals to Burke and Hare's notoriety. Burke and Hare, a comedy film loosely based upon the historical case, starring Simon Pegg as Burke and Andy Serkis as Hare, and directed by John Landis, began filming in early 2010, and was released in the UK on 29 October 2010. It received a North American release in 2011.[57][58] The stage musical "Bloodless: The Trial of Burke and Hare" had its Toronto premiere in October 2012. |
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Yes, I've learned not to get involved .....crags you the quiet one at the back of the classroom..
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That's me mate, but did get one of these right once!
Can drive one mad following the thread for a couple of hours or more though. |
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It was a marvellous quiz Kweeveen (but only because I won
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Can drive one mad following the thread for a couple of hours or more though...that was my plan driving everyone mad..
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I nearly got one right
I was juggling alsorts of balls at the time but I knew I was on the right track so kept with it. When I got the right answer that ne'er do well brendanuk done me in a photo finish. |
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il sign off .....good craic
well done again MMH cheers Kweeveen................ |
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I was reading an article on them only 2 days ago.
Were digging up graves to supply bodies for research but then found it easier just to murder people. That's capitalism for you but this time we can't blame Maggie. ![]() Well done MMH although I'm beginning to think you are too clever by half. |
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I've not checked this, were there any errors?
Nice to see that a member of the Norfolk Massive won it. |
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I saw quite a few spelling errors Taxi so it might be worth a look from you.
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Two hours of pain avoided
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akabula 10 Nov 14 00:12
I saw quite a few spelling errors Taxi so it might be worth a look from you. Fack me, if I listed all the spelling and grammatical errors on chit chat I'd never have time to post any rubbish. |
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Well you might look at the Europe response.
I don't like being a grass but .............. |