Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI

Natasha Whittam wrote:I have a rule. Never click on a link provided by Bonce or KP.

In this case it might be a wise decision. I was made aware of the Emmett Till case when I was fourteen. I've never forgotten it.

boltonbonce wrote:

karlypants wrote:Can’t imaging what the kid went through!

Was reading up on this

You should also look at the case of Emmett Till. If you can.

Cheers Bonce will take a look.

This might interest Nat.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46133262

Just been reading up about Priapism.

karlypants wrote:Just been reading up about Priapism.

That sort of thing is bound to pop up every now and then.

boltonbonce wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:I have a rule. Never click on a link provided by Bonce or KP.

In this case it might be a wise decision. I was made aware of the Emmett Till case when I was fourteen. I've never forgotten it.

Beyond words.

Chilling.

Just seen a wasp buzzing around outside the window!

karlypants wrote:Just seen a wasp buzzing around outside the window!

A new low for nuts. Posts about what you can see outside your window.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

karlypants wrote:Just seen a wasp buzzing around outside the window!

A new low for nuts. Posts about what you can see outside your window.

We should start a 'What can you see from your window ' thread.

I can just about see the nurses quarters. With the right binoculars.

The Emmett Till case was surely the inspiration for the classic, international best-selling novel: To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee.  So many similarities. I suspect they each had a major influence on racism in the USA and beyond.

okocha wrote:The Emmett Till case was surely the inspiration for the classic, international best-selling novel: To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee.  So many similarities. I suspect they each had a major influence on racism in the USA and beyond.

For many, a lynching was a good day out.

boltonbonce wrote:

okocha wrote:The Emmett Till case was surely the inspiration for the classic, international best-selling novel: To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee.  So many similarities. I suspect they each had a major influence on racism in the USA and beyond.

For many, a lynching was a good day out.

Yes, but the same in England, Bonce. 

Read "The Withered Arm", by Thomas Hardy, showing how folk flocked to see lynchings and took picnics for a family day out. Hardy also reveals how people believed fully in the supernatural.

Great short story. I think there's a video of the story too. 

You'd think society must have become more civilised  by now, but sometimes I'm not so sure.....

Watched the excellent film "Apostasy" which brilliantly exposes all the selfish arrogance, cruelty and inhumanity involved in being a JW.....but the film also showed how to get rid of them if they get a foot in the door:- simply tell them that you used to be a JW but that you were expelled.
 None is then allowed to have anything to do with you.....

okocha wrote:Watched the excellent film "Apostasy" which brilliantly exposes all the selfish arrogance, cruelty and inhumanity involved in being a JW.....but the film also showed how to get rid of them if they get a foot in the door:- simply tell them that you used to be a JW but that you were expelled.
 None is then allowed to have anything to do with you.....

That's information worth knowing.

I’m currently sat on the sofa in a pair of shorts with no top on watching TV.

I think I need to turn the heating down.

I nearly started putting some sun cream on it’s that warm!

karlypants wrote:I’m currently sat on the sofa in a pair of shorts with no top on watching TV.

I think I need to turn the heating down.

I nearly started putting some sun cream on!

And draw the curtains.

Getting back to the Emmett Till case, Bob Dylan penned this in the 60's.

boltonbonce wrote:

karlypants wrote:I’m currently sat on the sofa in a pair of shorts with no top on watching TV.

I think I need to turn the heating down.

I nearly started putting some sun cream on!

And draw the curtains.

That’s weird as my curtains are currently open.

I hope you haven’t been spying on me.

karlypants wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:

karlypants wrote:I’m currently sat on the sofa in a pair of shorts with no top on watching TV.

I think I need to turn the heating down.

I nearly started putting some sun cream on!

And draw the curtains.

That’s weird as my curtains are currently open.

I hope you haven’t been spying on me.

I have my standards KP. I myself am wearing my striped jimjams, and a blue plaid dressing gown. 
Think Sherlock Holmes with a bad haircut.
My zip up slippers set off the ensemble perfectly. I'm off to bed shortly, if I can find a candle.