Richard The Third.

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• Billy_Value Posts: 22,920

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  04/02/13 - 18:50 #2

  there is already many threads about richard the third

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  04/02/13 - 18:56 #3

  Billy_Value wrote: »

  there is already many threads about richard the third

  
  No I mean one on him as person/king. Not one on him being found

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 9,720

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  04/02/13 - 19:02 #4

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS0dKek41mY

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• Ian Aberdon Posts: 2,172

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  04/02/13 - 19:04 #5

  They can give him a decent burial now...a hearse, a hearse, my kingdom for a hearse...
  
  (OK, I know it's been said already... )

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 3,181

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  04/02/13 - 19:22 #6

  tracystapes wrote: »

  I was just watching the news and they showed a clip of a film made about him, looked like a right nasty bugger!
  
  The princes in the tower story is so intriguing and I may find out more about him and get a book or something. I've got a lot of History to learn, what with my Mary Queen Of Scots/Anne Boleyn thread

  
  You apparently have come to your own conclusion...as there was no written record of what happened to the princes ..but many assumptions,so take your pick and be no nearer to the truth than when you started...Shakespears version may have been different though

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• Caldari Posts: 5,890

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  04/02/13 - 19:25 #7

  It's like the ghost of yappy is walking the DS:GD halls.

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  04/02/13 - 19:39 #8

  Oh dear it seems I've offended some

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• Addisonian Posts: 16,377

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  04/02/13 - 19:55 #9

  Tracey, I liked it better when you were getting your knickers in a twist about Tesco deliveries. Go back to stuff like that please.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 526

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  04/02/13 - 20:05 #10

  tracystapes wrote: »

  I was just watching the news and they showed a clip of a film made about him, looked like a right nasty bugger!
  
  The princes in the tower story is so intriguing and I may find out more about him and get a book or something. I've got a lot of History to learn, what with my Mary Queen Of Scots/Anne Boleyn thread

  
  Tracy, in your historical threads you really come across as an intelligent, educated person and I can't quite merge that with the freaked out Tesco online order person

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• moondew Posts: 565

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  04/02/13 - 20:24 #11

  johnny-br wrote: »

  Tracy, in your historical threads you really come across as an intelligent, educated person and I can't quite merge that with the freaked out Tesco online order person

  
  Intelligent people can get freaked out, in fact I'd say they're more likely to be like that than stupid people.:rolleyes:

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• Caldari Posts: 5,890

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  04/02/13 - 20:30 #12

  moondew wrote: »

  Intelligent people can get freaked out, in fact I'd say they're more likely to be like that than stupid people.:rolleyes:

  
  I take it you haven't read about the OP's crazy adventures with Tesco online or their bizarre jobcentre related antics.

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• BastardBeaver Posts: 11,903

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  04/02/13 - 20:41 #13

  Caldari wrote: »

  I take it you haven't read about the OP's crazy adventures with Tesco online or their bizarre jobcentre related antics.

  
  Do you ever reply to the thread discussion or do you always just comment on the OP?

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• moondew Posts: 565

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  04/02/13 - 20:52 #14

  Caldari wrote: »

  I take it you haven't read about the OP's crazy adventures with Tesco online or their bizarre jobcentre related antics.

  
  Yes I have read the tesco thread, it was hilarious.

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• bryemycaz Posts: 11,737

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  04/02/13 - 21:05 #15

  We already have threads on this You smelly little dogs pizzle

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  04/02/13 - 21:17 #16

  I admit I overreacted with the Tesco stuff but I was worried, it was my first few times ordering. I've calmed down a bit now (a bit anyway ).
  
  I wouldn't say I'm intelligent but I do get freaked out like the best of us sometimes

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  05/02/13 - 16:22 #17

  I wanted to watch that documentary on C4 last night but I missed it and for some reason 4od doesn't work on this PC! :mad:

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• exlordlucan Posts: 35,375

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  05/02/13 - 16:24 #18

  I thought this was about poo.

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• phylo_roadking Posts: 21,339

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  05/02/13 - 16:29 #19

  It's like the ghost of yappy is walking the DS:GD halls

  
  ...as written by William Shakespeare/Francis Bacon...

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  05/02/13 - 16:53 #20

  Are there any good movies about Richard?

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• SULLA Posts: 149,789

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  05/02/13 - 17:00 #21

  tracystapes wrote: »

  Are there any good movies about Richard?

  
  Try Richard III:)

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• Caldari Posts: 5,890

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  05/02/13 - 17:03 #22

  tracystapes wrote: »

  Are there any good movies about Richard?

  
  Too obvious. Way too obvious.

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• bazzaroo Posts: 6,848

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  05/02/13 - 17:14 #23

  Was it a Tesco car park he was hiding in?

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  05/02/13 - 18:14 #24

  No I mean other movies except the Lauren Olivier one, you know like TV series etc.

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• moondew Posts: 565

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  05/02/13 - 18:28 #25

  tracystapes wrote: »

  I wanted to watch that documentary on C4 last night but I missed it and for some reason 4od doesn't work on this PC! :mad:

  
  It's being repeated tonight at 9pm on 4seven.;)

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• degsyhufc Posts: 59,251

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  05/02/13 - 18:43 #26

  Ian Aberdon wrote: »

  They can give him a decent burial now...a hearse, a hearse, my kingdom for a hearse...
  
  (OK, I know it's been said already... )

  They're now arguing where to bury him. Well you shouldn't have dug the ****er up then!

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