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Posts: 7,478August 2011gwladysstreet said:
happy bedtime reading
Cheers, bu' I never read (well, seriously read) just before bed like... -
Posts: 3,253August 2011 Try reading 'The Second World War' by Winston Churchill, six volumes, that'll send you to sleep.....
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Posts: 7,478August 20111ceablue said:
Try reading 'The Second World War' by Winston Churchill, six volumes, that'll send you to sleep.....
F**k tha' like... -
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Posts: 7,478August 2011milky71 said:
Considering reading Harry Potter like
Supposed to be good like... -
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Posts: 3,253August 2011 And the thread has moved from the end of Hitlers Germany to taking the kids to the cinema............
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Posts: 276August 2011 Like a good read mind. Although i don't have the time anymore really. I feel as though to fully comprehend and understand the book you are reading, you have to read it everyday or every other day.
Looks like it could be decent read that mate. Im into that sh.it myself like.....
Last couple of books ive read were ' The Kennedy Detail ' and ' BTK '..... those are very good reads like. BTK being truly horrific. Was totally glued to that like -
Posts: 8,769August 2011blue4eva77 said:
Like a good read mind. Although i don't have the time anymore really. I feel as though to fully comprehend and understand the book you are reading, you have to read it everyday or every other day.
Looks like it could be decent read that mate. Im into that sh.it myself like.....
Last couple of books ive read were ' The Kennedy Detail ' and ' BTK '..... those are very good reads like. BTK being truly horrific. Was totally glued to that like
Which one are you going to read
I'd recommend The philosphers stone first like
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Posts: 7,478August 2011blue4eva77 said:
Like a good read mind. Although i don't have the time anymore really. I feel as though to fully comprehend and understand the book you are reading, you have to read it everyday or every other day.
Looks like it could be decent read that mate. Im into that sh.it myself like.....
Last couple of books ive read were ' The Kennedy Detail ' and ' BTK '..... those are very good reads like. BTK being truly horrific. Was totally glued to that like
BTK abar the serial killer like? -
Posts: 276August 2011
yeah mate....IdiAminDaDa said:blue4eva77 said:Like a good read mind. Although i don't have the time anymore really. I feel as though to fully comprehend and understand the book you are reading, you have to read it everyday or every other day.
Looks like it could be decent read that mate. Im into that sh.it myself like.....
Last couple of books ive read were ' The Kennedy Detail ' and ' BTK '..... those are very good reads like. BTK being truly horrific. Was totally glued to that like
BTK abar the serial killer like?
Absolutely horrific... some of the things he did was incredible.
Extremely well written
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Posts: 7,478August 2011blue4eva77 said:
yeah mate....IdiAminDaDa said:blue4eva77 said:Like a good read mind. Although i don't have the time anymore really. I feel as though to fully comprehend and understand the book you are reading, you have to read it everyday or every other day.
Looks like it could be decent read that mate. Im into that sh.it myself like.....
Last couple of books ive read were ' The Kennedy Detail ' and ' BTK '..... those are very good reads like. BTK being truly horrific. Was totally glued to that like
BTK abar the serial killer like?
Absolutely horrific... some of the things he did was incredible.
Extremely well written
Give me the gory details like... -
Posts: 276August 2011 The author spent time with the killer whilst he was in prison..... Got inside his head and got him to admit some incredible things.
The book is basically explains his childhood and the reasons why he wanted to do these crimes, how he planned his next victim and the thrill and excitement behind it. How he killed each of his victims and why......Truly sick individual
One of his ' Victims ' as it was looked upon was a neighbour who lived down the street from him. He explains how this woman was a good friend, but he became obsessed with her and decided that she was his next victim. He knew of her whereabouts and one night she was visiting friends out of town and he broke into her house and waited for her to ' come home '.
He then explains how he was extrememly livid when she didn't arrive home when he expected her too. He got impatient for her to come home and just left the house. She was one of the fortunate.... Little did she know that her friends saved her life by persuading her to stay out and party, whilst at her home, her neighbour was hiding.
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Posts: 7,478August 2011blue4eva77 said:
The author spent time with the killer whilst he was in prison..... Got inside his head and got him to admit some incredible things.
The book is basically explains his childhood and the reasons why he wanted to do these crimes, how he planned his next victim and the thrill and excitement behind it. How he killed each of his victims and why......Truly sick individual
One of his ' Victims ' as it was looked upon was a neighbour who lived down the street from him. He explains how this woman was a good friend, but he became obsessed with her and decided that she was his next victim. He knew of her whereabouts and one night she was visiting friends out of town and he broke into her house and waited for her to ' come home '.
He then explains how he was extrememly livid when she didn't arrive home when he expected her too. He got impatient for her to come home and just left the house. She was one of the fortunate.... Little did she know that her friends saved her life by persuading her to stay out and party, whilst at her home, her neighbour was hiding.
Scary stuff like, so wha' abar 'is child'ood then like? -
Posts: 276August 2011
Those that knew him as a child would often say he appeared normal but behind closed doors he was anything but. He developed a liking for bondage and torture from a very early age. He admitted to killing cats and dogs as a child.. torturing them and then eventually hanging them for pleasure. He openly admitted to masturbating in his mothers underwear on a regular basis. He lived in a fantasy world and the deeper he got the more he wanted to know ' what it would feel like to strangle somebody to death 'IdiAminDaDa said:blue4eva77 said:The author spent time with the killer whilst he was in prison..... Got inside his head and got him to admit some incredible things.
The book is basically explains his childhood and the reasons why he wanted to do these crimes, how he planned his next victim and the thrill and excitement behind it. How he killed each of his victims and why......Truly sick individual
One of his ' Victims ' as it was looked upon was a neighbour who lived down the street from him. He explains how this woman was a good friend, but he became obsessed with her and decided that she was his next victim. He knew of her whereabouts and one night she was visiting friends out of town and he broke into her house and waited for her to ' come home '.
He then explains how he was extrememly livid when she didn't arrive home when he expected her too. He got impatient for her to come home and just left the house. She was one of the fortunate.... Little did she know that her friends saved her life by persuading her to stay out and party, whilst at her home, her neighbour was hiding.
Scary stuff like, so wha' abar 'is child'ood then like?
BTK..... Bind, Torture, Kill
I think i remember reading he was a boy scout and a member of the church. He also had problems with spelling and grammar..... Just saying Milky, soz like
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Posts: 7,478August 2011blue4eva77 said:
Those that knew him as a child would often say he appeared normal but behind closed doors he was anything but. He developed a liking for bondage and torture from a very early age. He admitted to killing cats and dogs as a child.. torturing them and then eventually hanging them for pleasure. He openly admitted to masturbating in his mothers underwear on a regular basis. He lived in a fantasy world and the deeper he got the more he wanted to know ' what it would feel like to strangle somebody to death 'IdiAminDaDa said:blue4eva77 said:The author spent time with the killer whilst he was in prison..... Got inside his head and got him to admit some incredible things.
The book is basically explains his childhood and the reasons why he wanted to do these crimes, how he planned his next victim and the thrill and excitement behind it. How he killed each of his victims and why......Truly sick individual
One of his ' Victims ' as it was looked upon was a neighbour who lived down the street from him. He explains how this woman was a good friend, but he became obsessed with her and decided that she was his next victim. He knew of her whereabouts and one night she was visiting friends out of town and he broke into her house and waited for her to ' come home '.
He then explains how he was extrememly livid when she didn't arrive home when he expected her too. He got impatient for her to come home and just left the house. She was one of the fortunate.... Little did she know that her friends saved her life by persuading her to stay out and party, whilst at her home, her neighbour was hiding.
Scary stuff like, so wha' abar 'is child'ood then like?
BTK..... Bind, Torture, Kill
I think i remember reading he was a boy scout and a member of the church. He also had problems with spelling and grammar..... Just saying Milky, soz like
Did 'e actually blind them like?
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