Raoul Moat is a legend!
Nina: Yvonne, can you talk us through the thinking behind this magnificent outfit you're wearing?
Yvonne: It's a sort of a fin de siecle ghost in the machine
Alan Partridge: Is that the distributor cap off a Ford Mondeo?
- Knowing Me, Knowing You
Shock artist Mark McGowan has apologised after staging a play about the recent Raoul Moat incident. McGowan, performing at the Deptford X festival, transformed himself into the killer by placing a box on his head with the likeness of Moat cellotaped to the front.
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It's the same publicity-seeking pillock who keyed cars for fun, ate a fox to highlight the plight of "crackheads" and who wanted to burn an effigy of Shilpa Shetty outside Bermondsey station.
Best ignored.
"C'mon Moaty man it's Gazza...."
Its a bit late after the event,and somebody's got to take some of the blame for letting him do it.
Coming soon to the Brockley Jack: RIP Harold Shipman, you legend. A fond look back a Britain's greatest serial killer.
Free Myra Hindley!
It's interesting to see how time changes people's perceptions on these matters. When I walked past the Hare & Burke pub (strip joint?) in Edinburgh I wondered whether it would be acceptable to have a pub called the "Ye olde Myra Hindley". I doubt it.
What about "Buster" that playful romp about a member of a violent gang who beat a train driver unconscious,he never worked again and died early. Also it's interesting how The Sun got a hard in when the covered the Kray funerals, a couple of violent extortionists.
Yet more poor journalism (not from BC);what has he apologised for?
I find newspapers' selective adoration of criminal violence very creepy.
The stunt that I remember was when he walked backwards with a large turkey on his head shouting at fat people to highlight obesity.
I find him a bit hit and miss
Id rather hit than miss him.
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