solo said:We can only hope that he is buried at sea.
My wish to.........So you and softus can dance on it..............

solo said:We can only hope that he is buried at sea.
hermes said:At work today,
Me: Bernard Mannings has died
Dan: Go on...what's the punchline?
solo said:Moi????? wot ave i dun?
Softus said:It's a valid point ninebob, but I think the comparison is misaligned. There are no circumstances under which I ever would have sentenced Bernard Manning to death, and I never wished him dead when he was alive, but I would have been pleased if he'd changed his ways. The fact that he wasn't prepared to do so means that I'm pleased that he's no longer able to continue sowing the seeds of meanness and watering the tender shoots of hate.ninebob said:You rave in other topics about how vehemently you oppose the death sentence for convicted murderers etc, yet here you are, grateful, nay, gleeful for the death of someone whose life was spent bringing laughter to others.
Double standards?
Notwithstanding that, if my comments have offended anyone who isn't racist, generally xenophobic, fat-ist, misogynistic, or who revels in Schadenfreude, then I hereby apologise to that person.

scatmanjohn said:Did you here about the the maggot that was going to bernards famous ass hole embessy club, he got to the doors and he was just about to enter to have is dinner and Bernard let off is final fart, the maggot shot across the table and landed in Solo,s Drink
wow..pure genius![]()
Well that's a bit misguided - did you fail to spot the black irony in solo's opening post?trazor said:After rereading all the posts, my sincererest apologies to you.solo said:Moi????? wot ave i dun?
Hang on there - my opinion of him didn't change when he died, and I've ripped him apart many times before. If I've never done it on the forum then it will merely be because I forgot.But to all the other posters, who are prepared to rip someone apart when they die, please join softus...................

gcol said:Although it pains me, I'm with Softus on this one. I have no problem with speaking bad about the dead what so ever. If they were a sh*t hole in life, it doesn't change my opinion when they're dead.
Having said that, I can say that I have no issue with Bernard - sure he made racial jokes, but he took the rip out of everything - he didn't just target one group.
If there's a gap in the market, someone will fill that gap. You can't blame him for that.[/quote
Well gcol im a prouda thi Bernarnd was a great chap and is and still one of mit favorate gag teller the chap will be missed.

Scratchmanjohn how yea doing fella
wanna good argument about bernards Embassy Shi..it hole.
Softus said:Hang on there - my opinion of him didn't change when he died, and I've ripped him apart many times before. If I've never done it on the forum then it will merely be because I forgot.
It is your preference that we should lie about the dead, or just shut up about them? Neither option seems very honest to me.
I'm happy to repeat the remarks to everyone I know, without any anonymity at all.trazor said:I find it distasteful that when some one dies, a bandwagon is created where people, through the anonymity of the internet, post cruel and snide remarks.
No - that would be unnecessarily unpleasant to someone who has done nothing to harm me, during a time of grief. Actually I don't see the relevance of your question.Would you repeat them to his family at this time..........?
Ah, so it isn't the sentiment that you object to, just the manner of delivery.No I did not miss the "PC irony" at all, but it was clever and gentle.