Does this dude travel the world and kill young women or what????

[Tone Capone]

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/06/02/peru.murder.case/index.html?hpt=T1&iref=BN1

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[JBernas]

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/06/02/peru.murder.case/index.html?hpt=T1&iref=BN1

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fucking scumbag

[Splashleigh]

if this case really is as it is reported here, this is horrendous.

[Caribou]

I really still don't understand why they didn't just lock him up after the whole Peter R. De Vries/Undercover dude in the car video footage, where he pretty much ADMITTED to having murdered Natallee Holoway.
Explaining in detail how she was shaking on the beach and that the police would never find her etc. etc.

He's a sick fucking scumbag and I hope he gets thrown in prison and is brutally arse-raped multiple times a day, until the day of his death, and then having the arse-rape replaced by dancing around him and pissing on his body.

:)

[checkyourprez]

do english people really say arse full-time? is it like the polite way of saying ass or you just dont say ass?

[Freebasser]

Arse is British, yes.

It sounds much better in Northern English/Scottish, although that's generally the case when it comes to swearing. Southerners don't sound right when they swear i.e. "fack" instead of "fuck".

[Caribou]

I've never really heard a southener say 'fack'. It just sounds like fuck, whereas Northern sounds more like Fock.
But you should hear a dutch person saying fuck. It sounds more like FØK.
I sometimes say it, because I enjoy talking English with an extremely thick Dutch accent.

FØkking Arssss.

[Freebasser]

What is this wheel with a line through it?

[Caribou]

It's a swedish 'uh'. DUH! :rolleyes:

[Freebasser]

I'm sØrry :(

[Caribou]

Ah, geeft nie' hoor. :)

[Freebasser]

Uh...

...

...yes? :/

[Caribou]

Oh, I thought we were talking euro trash.

[Freebasser]

I'm so confsued :(

[Caribou]

So am I. Sorry man. Let's go back to the subject:

Joran is dirty (s)cumbag.

[TAL]

Ø <--- there's no such thing in Swedish!

You are confusing it with an "ö".

[Caribou]

Ø <--- there's no such thing in Swedish!

You are confusing it with an "ö".

Oh, Swedish, Norwegian, they're all the same to me...