I can catch the killer of the Ipswich Sex Workers.

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  1. The Full Ponty

    The Full Ponty Well-Known Member

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    Easy.
    I plan to offer Gene Hackman & Will Smith fifty pounds sterling each.
    They will simply check their Satellite CCTV computers, rewind to the point that the bodies appear, follow the car that dumped them back to the house it started from ... and hey presto - you've got your murderer.

    If it works in silly fecking Hollywood - then it's bound to work in real life.

    Case closed.
     
  2. Jay

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    The Full Ponty is

    Enama of the State
     
  3. The Full Ponty

    The Full Ponty Well-Known Member

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    "Enama"?

    Is that a type of American car, or summat?

    You're a Blink 182 fan you are.
     
  4. Gue

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    enama ?

    en. a. ma ?
     
  5. Gue

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    RE: enama ?

    Sounds like a good hour's work.
     
  6. Gue

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    RE: enama ?

    Yes

    ear, nose, arse, mouth, arse
     
  7. Gue

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    It's that dyslexic Suffolk Santa

    Keeps leaving prossies under the trees.


    With apologies if it's been on here before.
     
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    Help, help

    It's the spelling police
     

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