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britabroad
What forms of punishment should be brought back, and for what crimes?

The stocks would be a good one for annoying little teenagers who are rude to adults in public . . .
heinz 57
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Originally posted by britabroad
The stocks would be a good one for annoying little teenagers who are rude to adults in public . . .


spot on! :p


scolds bridle? :o
Jaffa
ducking stool for car thieves
(jaffas dad)
hughff
As this is in World of Football forum, can I suggest:
1) burning Manure fans who don't speak in an incomprehensible Manc accent as heretics or possessed,
2) hanging, drawing and quartering for biased refs, like one D Gallagher,
3) the rack followed by an Iron Maiden for "managers" whose only ambition is to line their own pockets, even if that means bringing the club they manage to the point of extinction a la Terry Venereal.
ozeagle
birch
:D
NZsparky
quote:
Originally posted by hughff
As this is in World of Football forum, can I suggest:
1) burning Manure fans who don't speak in an incomprehensible Manc accent as heretics or possessed,
2) hanging, drawing and quartering for biased refs, like one D Gallagher,
3) the rack followed by an Iron Maiden for "managers" whose only ambition is to line their own pockets, even if that means bringing the club they manage to the point of extinction a la Terry Venereal.


1a) Burn the lot just to be on the safe side:hi:
Mini Cheddar
Trepanation for Burberry Boys ......
Fatman
1) Hung Drawn and quartered
2) The boot
3) Pulling out fingernails
4) Hot poker
5) Watching Brighton play
Scoot
quote:
Originally posted by Mini Cheddar
Trepanation for Burberry Boys ......


Surprised it took 7 posts for someone to get on the band wagon :rolleyes:

Honestly the whiter than white people on this board on their fascination with anything ('fake' ... you can tell) Burberry.
OldPeanutSeller
I think anyone found to be a witch should be burned at the stake.

(Actually, this is a misconception - witches in England were hanged rather than burned).
Fatman
anyone remember pricking....if you were suspected of being a witch they poked u with a stick...if you bled you WERE a witch as sure as eggs is eggs!
PENGE P
quote:
Originally posted by OldPeanutSeller
I think anyone found to be a witch should be burned at the stake.

(Actually, this is a misconception - witches in England were hanged rather than burned).



Build a bridge out of em
Ruskin Old Boy
I thought this thread was going to be about football in the Middle Ages - like on a Crusade or something - and what happened when you were booked or sent off.
calne eagle
quote:
Originally posted by Fatman
5) Watching Brighton play


You're sick - some things are just too cruel and barbaric to contemplate.
Lombardarian
Ex-managers guilty of treason should be sent to Birmingham.
CallMeBernard
Keel hauling for those bstards who push through the tube ticket gates with you in order to avoid paying.
OldPeanutSeller
quote:
Originally posted by Ruskin Old Boy
I thought this thread was going to be about football in the Middle Ages


Ok. Let's start a medieval Palace XI.

Goalkeeper: Hammond the handless.
Panther
Full back: Hinshelwooden leg
Eagle Kneevil
Centre back: Andy Crown of Thorns
Daddy Long
Centre Back: The Leif Lord of Andersen
PENGE P
Andy the Earl of Gray
Eagle Kneevil
Midfield maestro: Attilio the Hun
Ruskin Old Boy
quote:
Originally posted by PENGE P
Andy the Earl of Gray


Didn't he use to sell tea down Ye Olde Balham Market
Ruskin Old Boy
And will you welcome on the wing, Mark Lazarus risen from the Dead
OldPeanutSeller
Centre Forward: Gerald the Queen.
PT109
Reserve Goalkeeper: Lancelot Cronin
greybot
Striker: Knight Douglas (the freed man of Selhurst Forest)
Bartman
I'd bring back the rack to use on Andy Johnson for not scoring enough goals.

Height problem and hit-rate resolved in under a season, I bet.
OldPeanutSeller
... and from the ancient royal line, the manager

Trevor ••••.
OldPeanutSeller
Here! Waht's wrong with the swear filter! C. N. U. T. is perfectly acceptable!
Ruskin Old Boy
Defender (of the faith): Saint Peter de Nicholas
Ruskin Old Boy
Sommelier: Kevin Muscat
Bumgas
Fat Friar - Windy Miller, The Pieman
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