I'm in need of some education

[redgunamo]

You didn't, erm, send your colleagues to exact a terrible revenge, did you r?

There was a certain bitterness and resentment but one clearly recognised the justice in the outcome.

The redgunamos are big that way.

[Burney]

Well at least I tried. My conscience is clear in this matter.

Others may wish to look into their souls and consider whether they might be responsible for a good man's death.

Hmmm. Your 'trying' didn't extend to actually going to North London yourself, though, I note.

[Sir C]

Ah, so it's Fash's fault, is it? He is directly responsible for a man's death.

Absolutely, yes. As if he'd pulled the trigger himself, I'd say.

[Pat Vegas]

Ah, so it's Fash's fault, is it? He is directly responsible for a man's death.

The man was a mystery. He gave clues to his approximate location.

he lived within ear shot of the steel drum players outside angel station.
He was invited to the 5-a-side even to watch but declined.

I suspect he was watching but sat at a bench in a trenchcoat reading a paper.

[Sir C]

Hmmm. Your 'trying' didn't extend to actually going to North London yourself, though, I note.

It extended further than yours

[Ash]

The man was a mystery. He gave clues to his approximate location.

he lived within ear shot of the steel drum players outside angel station.
He was invited to the 5-a-side even to watch but declined.

I suspect he was watching but sat at a bench in a trenchcoat reading a paper.

He was familiar with the street poet on Camden Passage, and used to spy on you in Sainsburys.

I once saw a bloke nicking tomato ketchup sachets from The Coronet. I suspected it was him.

[SWv2]

He was familiar with the street poet on Camden Passage, and used to spy on you in Sainsburys.

I once saw a bloke nicking tomato ketchup sachets from The Coronet. I suspected it was him.

Just ketchup, no other condiments?

This is a lead.

#silentwitness

I might become a pathologist, it seems quite cool.

[Burney]

It extended further than yours

To be fair, I didn't know the fellow was in a bad way.

I mean, certainly wouldn't have done much if I had known, but that's beside the point.

[Burney]

The man was a mystery. He gave clues to his approximate location.

he lived within ear shot of the steel drum players outside angel station.
He was invited to the 5-a-side even to watch but declined.

I suspect he was watching but sat at a bench in a trenchcoat reading a paper.

I hope you feel suitably guilt-ridden, here, f. You basically killed the man.

[Burney]

These lines have a certain poetic ring to them, a.

I propose a mash-up of yours and f's memories be his elegy. An ode to Sod, if you will.The man was a mystery. He gave clues to his approximate location.

The man was a mystery. He gave clues to his approximate location.
He lived within ear shot of the steel drum players outside angel station.
He was invited to the 5-a-side even to watch but declined.
I suspect he was watching but sat at a bench in a trenchcoat reading a paper.
He was familiar with the street poet on Camden Passage, and used to spy on you in Sainsburys.
I once saw a bloke nicking tomato ketchup sachets from The Coronet.
I suspected it was him.

That's fvcking beautiful, man!