Banter TRTT Part 13: 2021 Goodbye (To 2022)

[JimmyBC]

Yes…

Is the commentator that said the eels are not really playing that bad on drugs?

 

[edgie]

Gary Ridgway and Denis Rader are two of the most fascinating from that perspective. Their day to day existence, in comparison to what they did as murderers, was so far apart.

It's just difficult to wrap my head around that a guy with such a full life, still found time to rape and murder and hide all these people and their bodies, in between being a community activist and meeting the first lady.

I'll look up those names.

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[DaTBird187]

It's just difficult to wrap my head around that a guy with such a full life, still found time to rape and murder and hide all these people and their bodies, in between being a community activist and meeting the first lady.

I'll look up those names.

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Gary Ridgway aka The Green River Killer is somewhat the benchmark of serial killers.

 

[Del165198]

It's just difficult to wrap my head around that a guy with such a full life, still found time to rape and murder and hide all these people and their bodies, in between being a community activist and meeting the first lady.

I'll look up those names.

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What about that Shipman guy the doctor. Why the heck was he doing it

 

[edgie]

Yea I think when you excessively belt to that extreme it's eventually all you can do, Jimmy could sing very high without the screech on the early Chisel albums.

To me it's also all that that's what the masses take from your performance, so it's all you start to do. Gotta scream me lungs out to keep the fans happy, rather than use it as part of variety of techniques. Then you just fall out of practise or something. Stop singing normally.

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[DaTBird187]

What about that Shipman guy the doctor. Why the heck was he doing it

When we lived in London my partner worked for NCAS (the medical professionals regulator of the NHS) which had been established due directly to Harold Shipman.

 

[backtozero]

So the Dahmer thing got me looking up the most notorious serial killers and there was one from Colombia that I had never heard of, Luis Garavito. And he might be up for release soon due to the maximum prison term only being 40 years.

Luis Garavito - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Absolutely sickening. What the absolute ****.

 

[backtozero]

What about that Shipman guy the doctor. Why the heck was he doing it

He forged wills.

 

[edgie]

Speaking of murder someone should do a job on whoever wrote Devil Wears Prada.

Fancy writing up that monologue about cerulean blue, and NOT mentioning that it was invented by Peter Brock?

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[raman]

Dahmer didn't really have a facade, did he? I always found Gacy the most interesting as he had a genuine other side/alter ego, married with kids, business owner, social club figure, hosted BBQs, entertained kids, etc. Dahmer and others were just loners scraping by so they could murder people.

Dahmer happened upon an MO that didn’t really need a facade. His victims were primarily dirt poor gay outcasts that already lived high risk lifestyles, so their disappearances were never taken too seriously, even when they were noticed.

 

[JimmyBC]

Didn't Bundy pull off the intelligent guy going places for at least a little while.

 

[DaTBird187]

So the Dahmer thing got me looking up the most notorious serial killers and there was one from Colombia that I had never heard of, Luis Garavito. And he might be up for release soon due to the maximum prison term only being 40 years.

Luis Garavito - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Absolutely sickening. What the absolute *.

Yeah just when you get to the end of the U.S serial killer rabbit hole, worldwide is just a whole different lot of shit.

 

[Pt Augusta Power]

Panthers!!!!

 

[Portology]

This is how you promote public transport!!

 

[edgie]

Yeah that seems worse somehow. At least when they're a loner weirdo you know they're a loner weirdo

Yeah, someone like Gacy seems like he could be anyone. With others, there's probably an element of, well, I've don't know exactly what a serial killer is like, but it's not completely shocking that those people have literal skeletons in the closet.

Although even Gacy lost his shit in the end, leading to his arrest.

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[TheFVK]

I think Dylsy is closer to you than you might think.

Oh nice! Hit us up if you make it over here Dylan8, DMd you my number

 

[chiwigi]

Dahmer happened upon an MO that didn’t really need a facade. His victims were primarily dirt poor gay outcasts that already lived high risk lifestyles, so their disappearances were never taken too seriously, even when they were noticed.

Yup, he hid behind racism and homophobia.

 

[Prison bar Pete]

This is how you promote public transport!!

looks like Bussi has myxi, but he could teach Thunda Power a few moves!

 

[Festerz]

looks like Bussi has myxi, but he could teach Thunda Power a few moves!

Neither comes close to my favourite mascot of all time, Brazil's anti-testicular cancer champion, Senhor Testiculo:

A favourite with all the ladies and kiddies in down town Rio.

 

[Del165198]

This is how you promote public transport!!

Bussy is a slang term for boy pussy.

 

[StuMan]

 

[Ford Fairlane]

 

[Butters and Pepper]

Gary Ridgway and Denis Rader are two of the most fascinating from that perspective. Their day to day existence, in comparison to what they did as murderers, was so far apart.

Joseph D'Angelo too to a lesser extent, although he was a bit of a knob (so was Raider in his role as a safety inspector) despite being a cop.

But he supposedly reigned himself in a bit for a decade or 2 before his arrest, whilst doing the grandfather-thing.

 

[backtozero]

Rader would have to win the dumbest way of getting caught prize.

 

[Burningleviathan]

36ers just beat Phoenix Suns in bball preseason. Hilarious.