Originally posted by @vanderveldeDon't forget to keep up the procreation too.
I am gonna search educational training for small funeral business.
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Originally posted by @pianoman1It was a sloe death. Would have been quicker if he hadn't climbed out 3 times to go to the toilet.
George Plantagenet, 1st duke of Clarence, 1st duke of Warwick and 1st duke of Salisbury (1449 - 1478) died in a butt of Malmsey wine.
I suppose there are worse ways to go.
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Originally posted by @blood-on-the-tracksI’ve never heard of a container called a butt. I see now that it’s a kind of barrel. A visiting polish relative told us that his neighbour had been found dead in a barrel. He’d somehow lost his balance and had slipped in, arms and head first. They can be impossible to get out of and if half filled would cause drowning really quickly. A horrible freak accident.
It was a sloe death. Would have been quicker if he hadn't climbed out 3 times to go to the toilet.
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Originally posted by @drewnogalAnd as was bound to be, he did get the death penalty.
He was an evil monster of a man. He was denied parole 12 times.
Originally posted by @great-big-steesDeath penalty yes, but very late, of old age. It costs a horrendous amount of money keep people alive in prison for decades. Murderers like that should not only cease to be threat to society, but cease to be a burden on it as well. I'd have had no compunction about supporting the death penalty by quicker means for such a one as Manson.
And as was bound to be, he did get the death penalty.
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Originally posted by @drewnogalAnd if he had lived to be 100 he would have been denied ANOTHER 12.
He was an evil monster of a man. He was denied parole 12 times.
It would have been interesting to let him go when he was say 90 and not give him a safe house or some such, live on the street,