9 thoughts on “De Thursday Papers

  1. anne

    Someone give a 9 year old a gun and people are shocked the kid accidently shoots him.

    Ffs, I’ve seen kids of this age. They have just about figured out shoelaces and to put down the orange juice when they feel a sneeze coming on.

    I have a pal who teaches archery in the UK during the summer in places like Butlins and center parks and he is terrified of kids this age as they are very fast and very unaware. He has been shot more than once.

    It is ridiculous putting lethal weapons in the hands of kids.

  2. anne

    Someone give a 9 year old a gun and people are shocked the kid accidently shoots him.

    Ffs, I’ve seen kids of this age. They have just about figured out shoelaces and to put down the orange juice when they feel a sneeze coming on.

    I have a pal who teaches archery in the UK during the summer in places like Butlins and center parks and he is terrified of kids this age as they are very fast and very unaware. He has been shot more than once.

    It is ridiculous putting lethal weapons in the hands of kids.

    1. Spaghetti Hoop

      As a precaution, the shooting range at the centre of the tragic accident have now raised the minimum age to twelve.
      Twelve.
      Baffling.

  3. Alfred E. Neumann

    The reek of flop-sweat at the TV3 launch. Their top ten programmes are all going to UTV Ireland in January.

    What the hell went on in Rotherham? Only a moron could believe that the UK police were “scared of being called racist”. They’ve revelled in it for most of their history. That story won’t be addressed until it comes down to the two great human motives: venality and the horn. Someone was being paid off, or someone was abusing those children.

    Now I must dash. Someone on the bus is eating a Cornetto wrong.

    1. The Old Boy

      I can’t see how TV3 can possibly survive the loss of ITV network programming, given that its own attempts at making anything are almost universally abysmal.

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