Designed by Burke & Watt, of Birmingham. The R1pp3r butchers automations worked in the abattoirs of the East End
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It was a faulty unit, that went absent from its slaughter house post at Smithfield's Market, and undertook a killing spree round the streets of Whitechapel in 1888.
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( , Wed 2 Sep 2009, 10:46, archived)
Hahaha
Fantastic.
I remember walking down Great Cambridge Road near Whitechapel years and years ago. I overheard such an astonishing conversation that I still remember it to this day.
There was only one line to it but it shall remain with me forever simply as I know I die without hearing the preceding explaination which would have been a masterpiece of story telling, complete bullshite and/or ignorance.
Bloke 1 says to Bloke 2 as I pass them by, '...and that's how the Eastend got its name.'
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Wed 2 Sep 2009, 10:58,
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I remember walking down Great Cambridge Road near Whitechapel years and years ago. I overheard such an astonishing conversation that I still remember it to this day.
There was only one line to it but it shall remain with me forever simply as I know I die without hearing the preceding explaination which would have been a masterpiece of story telling, complete bullshite and/or ignorance.
Bloke 1 says to Bloke 2 as I pass them by, '...and that's how the Eastend got its name.'
ha ha ha I love conversations like that
I remember reading about someone who kept going over the snatch of conversation a couple of tramps were having...
...Everytime...we keep killing him, but he still comes back...
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Wed 2 Sep 2009, 11:00,
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...Everytime...we keep killing him, but he still comes back...
I remember a late of mine talking to an other mate after discovering he'd been a seargent in the army
and quite innocently saying, 'Were you strict with your privates?'
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Wed 2 Sep 2009, 11:14,
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I love overheard tales of idiocy
to this day the most stupid noise exchanged between two humans that I have overheard
Two old ladies at a bus stop
"I used to think the heart was the most important internal organ, but you need your brain too"
*other lady nods in agreement*
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Wed 2 Sep 2009, 11:01,
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Two old ladies at a bus stop
"I used to think the heart was the most important internal organ, but you need your brain too"
*other lady nods in agreement*