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Should killers get whole life tariffs? 5th May 2014 9:34 PM

“Albert Pierrepoint Born in 1905, lived in Clayton, Bradford. His father and uncle were part time executioners and this occupation became his goal as a young child. He liked to have a drink in the local working men's club and I am told my dad and grandad both knew him. He was accredited with dispatching over 400 prisoners.... I think a film called the last hangman was released in 2005, I am going to find it and watch it.

Feedback to follow....”

Heard of the film, never bothered before but may track it down as well. See if it makes you think or is a hollywood farce. Did you watch it? Interesting family connections.

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20 years on from Sennas death 2nd May 2014 9:35 PM

Originally Posted by Garde

“The plot thickens

Fellow petrol head - alls good ”

Assume your on here

http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=29914

(sorry if not allowed to promote another forum)

Argos - Online sales now 44% of revenue. Bye Bye laminated book of dreams? 2nd May 2014 8:10 PM

Argos were shrewd long ago. Most stores live on retail parks easy parking, easy access. Loyal customer base and dwindling competition id say they are here to stay.

20 years on from Sennas death 2nd May 2014 6:34 PM

Ha ha long story. Used to to be lnown on other forums with a diff username, lets say im now happy being anon Shakey name goes back years, and also a fan of the great man, but im not him. Do like a bit of motorsport though.

Duncan Bannatyne - revelations and lack of cash! 1st May 2014 3:41 PM

Of course hes broke

20 years on from Sennas death 1st May 2014 3:39 PM

Amen remember it well. Same goes to motorcycle racing

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Should killers get whole life tariffs? 1st May 2014 3:33 PM

How the hell can you botch an execution?

think most people are revolted by soft prison sentences and inmates watching soaps. Agree with hard labour and do beleive in the death sentence for extreme crimes, kidstuff, murder etc. but there will always be mistakes of justice and different opinons. Human nature

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Heart bleed Vulnerability - testing tool 1st May 2014 2:56 PM

There is a lot of confusion with this or maybe its me if this was the security breach of the decade, should we change all of our passwords or not? Or we would know by now if our data or details were stolen?

Will SEO end In Future?? 28th April 2014 10:33 PM

Ilove this question, see it so many times, "is seo dead"

i think its more a case of wishful thinking from small business owners. The art of optimising your web pages for the search engines is always going to be in demand, just the tecniques that change.

Generic Top Level Domains 28th April 2014 9:58 PM

Originally Posted by Garde

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Ok you wont need all of them but i'm with Barney, it cant hurt to take the top few urls out from the mix - can it?”

Ok point taken buy the obvious ones to block comp, and maybe an industry specefic. But you need to draw the line and a lot of people get suckered into buying pointless domains. Rem you dont own a domain, you rent it. The more you have, more rent you pay

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