I'll rephrase the question without names to make it easy for the obtuse and others. When bad things

[Mo Britain less Europe]

are done by nasty people is it better to remember what's been done (to ensure it never happens again) or should we erase the memory of the perpetrator to "punish" him/them after their death and spare the families of the affected from extra suffering?

[Brentwood]

name him. That way, copy cats wont be as tempted to do something for notoriety

Same principle as not showing streakers innit

[Berni]

Never again. :cry:

[Snin]

[Snin]

that he needs shooting ? :-)

[Mo Britain less Europe]

down one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world.

[Classic Jorge]

[Ben.]

when a goalkeeper , who we are not allowed to name, inexplicably ran out to the corner flag leaving the Barnet striker with an empty goal".

[Mo Britain less Europe]

the process their crimes may be forgotten and/or re-enacted by others through the unpreparedness of the victims?

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Classic Jorge]

Girl power

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Ben.]

in truth it's probably harder to go from a competent goalkeeper to a **** one, I'm just accustomed to it now.

[Classic Jorge]

We should exhume her and try her corpse, like the Cadaver Synod.

Which Chelsea would probably still list on their honours.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Classic Jorge]

I think it's a little childish to CGI him out of the picture, just dont show them.

[Berni]

looking out for us. God bless her.

[Berni]

Sir Jim in one of the links and was looking forward to seeing it again and recording it. Now she'll never see it.

And I think she's a bit pissed off that she was a teenager that close to Jimmy Savile and he didn't try to rape her once.

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

[Classic Jorge]

Hell hath no fury like a woman rejected by a notorious peado

[Mo Britain less Europe]

watch them. CGIing the guy out is Stalinist however much of a **** he was, it happened he was there and you can't pretend he wasn't

[Brentwood]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/margaret-thatcher/1 1682180/margaret-thatcher-personal-papers-saved.html (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/margaret-thatcher/11682180/margaret-thatcher-personal-papers-saved.html)

[Berni]

Mind you, if you were in close proximity to Britain's worst ever sex offender and he didn't even give you a second glance, you probably would take it amiss, wouldn't you?

[Classic Jorge]

She hated inheritance tax

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

[Classic Jorge]

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]