now finished? I think his suicide video would have passed unnoticed (by the non Youtube world) but for his revolting giggling at the spectacle.
now finished? I think his suicide video would have passed unnoticed (by the non Youtube world) but for his revolting giggling at the spectacle.
I'm more concerned that there's a market for this inane shït. I mean we had inane shït in our day, but it was better inane shït than this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
I think giggling at corpses is beyond inane, it's toxic. The great mass of millenial fúckwits trying to defend him is also extremely worrying.
"yeah well like u like jez dont like, like him, cuz hez yung like".
On balance, I think I was happier before I'd heard of him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Yes, blame the parents, imo. Possibly the grand-parents too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Exactly. Now I know the **** exists I'm spending far too much time trying to contribute to his downfall and imagining myself repeatedly kicking his smug, braying yapper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
I've somewhat lost your measure of late red. Never quite know if you're being ironic, sarcastic or just playing a straight bat.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
He does seem to be a sort of quintessentially vapid and vacuous American idiot. I find it odd that there is a market for such people when all one needs to do to observe their antics is go to Piccadilly Circus or Trafalgar Square.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
at least there was a filter or editorial gate that you had to get through to 'publish' inane ****, back in the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Now, every **** in the World can publish whatever and whenever.
The fact that you can choose a career in 'Social Media' shows that we have irretrievably regressed as a species.
It's all one and the same, imo :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman