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Not looking good for a sequel to her statutory rape movie "Big" then.

Time for my line "FUCKING DIE YOU OLD HAG YOU OLD FUCKING DIRTY SHOE, FUCKING DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE SOME MORE DIE Fucking die drop dead dead, die. Embrace capitalism and afford your own moritican you fucking old cunt. DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE.

Was this Ed's attempt at counteracting Diane Abbott's racist comment regarding whites? Here's hoping that Ed Milliband stays away from his keyboard when Brian Cant dies.

Big long sentences and intelligent posts are lovely, but they don't always stop one sounding like a bit of a cock. Bring back the 'ur all sik fukin weerdos and deserv to catch cancer of the face'. Much more fun.

Guest (and members) can post pretty much what they want, including criticism of the forum and its members. I don't mind. I even don't mind to read posts along the lines of "YOUR ALL WANKERS!!!!!!" Especially when written with the literacy of a parrot, such posts are part of the joy I get from reading this forum. I fail to understand why a reader, who has sufficient intellectual talent to write a message without obvious spelling errors and who accidentally finds this forum, feels the need to post anonymously about the moral quality of the members, rather than to shrug and continue his trawl through the Internet. With regard to my love for DeathList I'd like to say this. It's an acquired taste. I've had a vivid interest in many things related to death from a young age. I've read newspaper obits since I can read, I regularly visit cemeteries, including ones no relatives of mine are buried in and I rarely miss a funeral. I can't remember what search on the Internet brought me here, but I enjoyed reading the forum from the start and I joined after only a month of lurking. You claim: That is your opinion. An opinion I respect, but don't share. We may handle death and celebrities without respect and possibly in bad taste, but, to the best of my knowledge, most members are quite aware, and sensitive, of the loss that death brings to all, including the relatives and friends of the subjects of our discussions. regards, Hein