Re: Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents

**fuzeta** Fri 23 Jan - 10:03

Not Born Yesterday wrote:There was a funny topic on CMOMM about Debbie's alleged walk - I don't know if it's still available though. It seemed that the only evidence supplied that she'd actually done it were photos of a bus station in Spain and a pair of worn-out shoes!

Plus a photograph of a Spanish policeman and a shop window full of cakes .

Guest Fri 23 Jan - 10:05

Oh I'm sorry Debbie, you did provide proof then!

Guest Fri 23 Jan - 10:06

fred wrote:
Marky wrote:
Krisy22 wrote:
fred wrote:
Not Born Yesterday wrote:There was a funny topic on CMOMM about Debbie's alleged walk - I don't know if it's still available though. It seemed that the only evidence supplied that she'd actually done it were photos of a bus station in Spain and a pair of worn-out shoes!

I thought she started it but couldn't complete it, could be wrong though.

I thought that too Fred. Didn't she meet and phone other members along the way.... or may be in my imagination.

i think it was in her imagination as well.

We were in Spain at the time, and I was going to meet her, but I didn't check my e-mails until we got back home. think I perhaps had a lucky escape.
I think she might have started it as when she landed she was at an airport different to where she thought she would be, or some drivel like that.

best ask mumbles. she was doing the live feed. Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 25346

**fuzeta** Fri 23 Jan - 10:36

Not Born Yesterday wrote:Oh I'm sorry Debbie, you did provide proof then!

Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 23324

SteveT Fri 23 Jan - 22:30

Didn't she accuse Tony Bennett of fraud and get their account frozen?

Guest Fri 23 Jan - 22:33

She did indeed but there was no substance to her claim.

The worst thing about it was that she put her suspicions on the Madeleine Foundation forum for all to see, instead of dealing with the matter in private.

I was a member at the time and could hardly believe what I was reading.

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 5:09

two old frauds bitching. is it any wonder anyone who harbours doubts over what happened in praia da luz is considered a nutter with those two making so much noise?

Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 25346

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 9:21

Not so much of the old!

I'm sure that those who doubt the official McCann story would still be classified as nutters by the mainstream media even without the efforts of those two.

Most people out there will only have heard of the other Mr B who left his heart in San Francisco!

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 9:32

Not Born Yesterday wrote:Not so much of the old!

I'm sure that those who doubt the official McCann story would still be classified as nutters by the mainstream media even without the efforts of those two.

Most people out there will only have heard of the other Mr B who left his heart in San Francisco!

bennett and butler ain't exactly spring chickens so old is quite appropriate. Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 25346

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 9:41

Debbie at 50ish is certainly a spring chicken compared to me!

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 9:44

Not Born Yesterday wrote:Debbie at 50ish is certainly a spring chicken compared to me!

well, talk about dropping yer draws. Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 294124

frencheuropean Sat 24 Jan - 9:53

Sorry folks, I lied to you with my avatar "Je suis Charlie", I will replace it now by a more accurate :

"Je suis une vieille Charlie" ( I am an old Charlie) Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 294124

Accuracy, acccuracy, how many crimes are committed on your behalf!

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 9:55

Perhaps, in the interests of accuracy, Marky will refer to my drawers rather than my draws.

I apologise if the vision that this conjures up puts anyone off their next meal.

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 10:07

Not Born Yesterday wrote:Perhaps, in the interests of accuracy, Marky will refer to my drawers rather than my draws.

I apologise if the vision that this conjures up puts anyone off their next meal.

so you should. Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 294124

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 10:10

frencheuropean wrote:Sorry folks, I lied to you with my avatar "Je suis Charlie", I will replace it now by a more accurate :

"Je suis une vieille Charlie" ( I am an old Charlie)

Accuracy, acccuracy, how many crimes are committed on your behalf!

morning babe. Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 25346

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 10:12

http://www.fashion-era.com/drawers-pants-combinations-knickers-fashion.htm

It's the Victorian era for me, Marky!

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 10:19

Not Born Yesterday wrote:http://www.fashion-era.com/drawers-pants-combinations-knickers-fashion.htm

It's the Victorian era for me, Marky!

ah, like playing hard to get at huh. kinky. Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 25346

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 10:20

I always say that it's better to leave things to the imagination rather than letting them all hang out!

Guest Sat 24 Jan - 10:22

Not Born Yesterday wrote:I always say that it's better to leave things to the imagination rather than letting them all hang out!

hmm, good point. Daily Mail - McCann's Troll Stole From Parents - Page 2 25346

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