Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "Liam Galvin" channel.

  1.  @telstar9  Like the OP states, those who actually committed the crime were never brought to justice and the police involved facilitated that by their criminal activity. Besides, you cannot state for certain he'd have spent that amount of time behind bars, which you'd have realised, had you actually engaged your brain from the start!
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  2. They were known in Glasgow, through Arthur Thompson, who did business with them.
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  3. I had LSD ice cream once and my gf's raspberry ripples fell off. Her Jack and Danny had a chat with me, while her deaf and dumb played Moonlight Serenade. My Hampton couldn't decide between a reverse charge or a trunk call.
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  4.  @telstar9  Can't be any worse than what you already have, you syphilis-ridden rent boy!
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  5. Nipper Parr housecarl6 and telstar9l, one and the same, I suspect...another corrupt cop, kiddie fiddling as a pastime, not too intelligent, so never got the promotions they felt they deserved. In other words, an inadequate wanker compelled to defend a system that recognises them as an inadequate wanker. Justice, ironically.
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  6. Like the man said, he doubts if they'd have been as successful, if they were born in modern times. Too many guns available to too many folk willing to use them, nowadays.
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  7. All the way up the chain, through the so-called 'intelligence services, to finish up with the Home Secretary being banged up as well.
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  8.  @CoastOfLightLiving  How delightful...a dull-witted, one trick troll. Dance for our amusement, stupid troll, let's see you cavort for our amusement.
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  9.  @beano1eye  He meant the punchdrunk face, I think.
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  10.  @francisboyle3271  Two years, if I remember correctly. Any longer and the magistrate refers the case to Crown for sentencing.
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  11. If you let it or aren't strong enough.
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  12. Iron hoof or ginger beer were common parlance at the time.
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  13. Biggest crime syndicate UK wide: The Police...with branches everywhere.
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  14.  stanly stud  Not just Alb's word for it, either. Mason said the same, that Alb put him out cold with one punch.
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  15.  @LiamGalvinFilm  A possible legal minefield. 😂😂😂
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  16. He was on iffy ground from the off. Says the other two guys, with Mickey and his mate, had the cash from the tickle and, because the guys didn't look after their wives, the twins got involved. Who wasn't looking after their wives...Mickey and his pal or the other two guys? And it was defo the Beggar! Proper 2 & 8, that story. Smh.
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  17. Makes no sense. Mickey and his pal lose out on the cash, the other two guys get caught and, because the other two didn't give their wives anything, Mickey and his pal become targets of the twins? Ffs, I've heard it all. Smh. That aside, the guy made valid points and I'd have liked to have heard more from him.
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  18. Or Eric Mason.
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  19. "I slung 'im out." Yeah, I thought it was dwarf throwing competitions, not the other way around. Mind you, he reaches the height of bullshit.
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  20. Wut? 😂😂😂 Parents owned their own shop and he was a clever lad in school. Are we talking about the same geezer?
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  21.  @kevwhufc8640  I lived in Poplar for a while, but visited Bethnal, Lime Grove, etc. Only thing I disagree...chocolate wasn't scarce, money was.
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  22. More like they lost respect for the twins drawing attention to the gravy train.
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  23. Reputed to have been said by him on his deathbed, while looking at the wallpaper... "One of us has to go!"
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  24.  @jejrhriktntndkkwnrjriths1510  👍
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  25. And media.
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  26. @Straight White British Protestant A supporter of the paedo system, I see.
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  27.  @Sidneyyoungblood75  Check out Melanie Shaw! The system protects itself at all times. Fuck your poncey politics, this is to do with paedos, regardless of what party they're in! Now, off you trot, do some research and educate yourself.
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  28.  @stephenmcphail9758  😂😂😂
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  29. Upper working, almost middle class, shop owning family and John was a good student. Excitement of breaking the law and making lots of quick cash was too alluring.
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  30.  @Scree1972  Quite a few gangsters had sons that used smack.
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  31. Bleeding Nora, a ginger an' an iron givin' it sum rabbit. Which one's the Duchess, I ask meself, 'cos one of 'em' 'as to be takin' the 'Ampton right up the deaf!
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  32.  graham moore  Ffs, that's twice you've made that comment, so it's obvious he got up your nose. 🙄🤔😂
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  33. Shanni-Leigh Boobear Try telling that to the sisters of Frankie Mitchell. Smh.
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  34. John never talks about his past.
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  35. Pmsl.
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  36. Boom-Boom Reading.
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  37. Albert Reading was handy with his fists, but says he wasn't the hardest.
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  38.  @paulajewitt2012  I thought he was Mr Grimsdale, but what do I know?! 😜😂😂😂
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  39.  @BradBrassman  Crocodile smile.
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  40. @lost souls VitC is expelled in your piss. If you're using fruit to high dose on it, then yeah, you'll crap the fruit out.
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  41. Which one...Frankie or John? Must be a song in there, somewhere. 🤔😉😂
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  42.  @Amathusukx  Era, area or both?
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  43. You're away with the birds (prehistoric, as I see what you did there), but funny as fcuk! 😂😂😂
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  44. So would you...from Ronnie and maybe Reggie, too, if you were lucky. Roasted by the Krays, your claim to fame.
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  45. We won't wait up for you, but do try to keep it down, when you do finally stagger in the door. Obliged.
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  46. 😂😂😂😂
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  47. 👆😜😂😂
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  48.  paul davies  Ouch. Lol.
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  49. John Martin That's more or less what Frosty said at the end.
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  50.  @bananka4905  Exactly, which is why most of them wouldn't make it, if they were starting out now. Oddly, most were too principled. No fair fight, unless you posses an automatic as well, nowadays. Who wants to risk having their lights punched out, when capping an enemy is more final?
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