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   sigmund
   

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   http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/9952394/Cruel-and-sadistic-killer-copied-horror-film-in-friends-murder.html
   I can't help wondering about the 'showed no emotion as sentence was passed' cliche that journalists always seem to use in these cases.
   What kind of emotional display would be appropriate? Glee? Mild depression?

   Posted 7 years ago #

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   Hungry Joe
   

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   What kind of emotional display would be appropriate?

   Lying on your back, like a goal-scorer, hoping everyone in the room will dive on top of you...

   Posted 7 years ago #

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   The All New Jeni B
   

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   I'd go with upset. I think I'd probably be quite upset if I was sentenced for murder.

   Plus I'm shit at looking emotionless, I always end up giggling.

   Posted 7 years ago #

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   sigmund
   

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   Lying on your back, like a goal-scorer, hoping everyone in the room will dive on top of you...
   

   
   I think he might have that to look forward to in the prison showers.

   Posted 7 years ago #

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   Titus
   

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   Outraged, if it were an MP, that the court had clearly got it wrong and had failed to accept his word for it that he was completley innocent of all charges.

   Posted 7 years ago #

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   Vertically Challenged Giant
   

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   "Cried like a little fucking girl as sentencing was passed. The twat."

   Posted 7 years ago #

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   dvo4fun
   

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   The most I've heard from the dock was a sarcastic "Thanks very much."

   Much more reaction from the 'public gallery' though. Especially when there's a 'gang'/'turf' issue when it can resemble a bad day for England RFU at the Millennium Stadium

   Posted 7 years ago #

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   sigmund
   

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   a bad day for England RFU at the Millennium Stadium
   

   
   There's no such thing as a bad day, only a 'learning opportunity.'

   Posted 7 years ago #

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