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Thread: Eastenders - Current Episode Discussion - VIII

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarah c View Post
    not excusing Buster but he wasn't on the Square at the time of Dean raping Linda? he turned up after and got to hear people after the event?
    He did his share of intimidating Linda along with Shirley and Dean, so he owes her a huge apology.

    Quote Originally Posted by sarah c View Post
    now don't ask how I know......

    but the most effective way, and maybe the only way to drown someone in a bath is to pull their ankle up and out of the water.
    I know that from a true-life drama called Brides in the Bath starring Martin Kemp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dazzle View Post



    I know that from a true-life drama called Brides in the Bath starring Martin Kemp.
    ha ha we watch/read the same things!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarah c View Post
    ha ha we watch/read the same things!!!
    I've always remembered that tip in case it came in handy some day...

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarah c View Post
    now don't ask how I know......

    but the most effective way, and maybe the only way to drown someone in a bath is to pull their ankle up and out of the water.

    so Shirley pushing Dean under from the head/shoulders was never going to work
    Im too lazy for both methods, Id of plugged in the vacuum cleaner and thrown that in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Splashy View Post
    Im too lazy for both methods, Id of plugged in the vacuum cleaner and thrown that in.
    Why the vacuum cleaner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by storyseeker1 View Post
    Why the vacuum cleaner?
    Its got the longest cable as the bathroom has no sockets & I dont think a battery powered toothbrush would cut it.

    Anyway Im old school, I prefer some rope & a railway track.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Splashy View Post
    Its got the longest cable as the bathroom has no sockets & I dont think a battery powered toothbrush would cut it.

    Anyway Im old school, I prefer some rope & a railway track.
    Get a cordless one ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Splashy View Post
    Its got the longest cable as the bathroom has no sockets & I dont think a battery powered toothbrush would cut it.

    Anyway Im old school, I prefer some rope & a railway track.
    Yeah, but a vacuum is too large and heavy. It might not even fit in the bath. In every suicide I've seen on tv, people usually get a toaster to electrocute themselves in the bath with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by storyseeker1 View Post
    Yeah, but a vacuum is too large and heavy. It might not even fit in the bath. In every suicide I've seen on tv, people usually get a toaster to electrocute themselves in the bath with.
    A couple of bits of info-

    There used to be a saying that -farmers
    had a high rate of suicide because there
    are always guns &ropes on a farm!!


    Lady Isobel Barnett* committed suicide
    when she was charged and found guilty
    of shop lifting in the village store .
    She threw / caused an electric bar ?? fire to
    fall in the bath!
    * was on whats my line!

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    Im chuckling at how macabre this thread drifted.

    But I have to ask thou, who has a toaster next to their bog and bath? ?

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