Amanda Knox Not Guilty!

[Kev]

Seems like in America she was portayed as some butter wouldn't melt in her mouth girl, so they think she's innocent, and the majority of people everywhere else thinks she got away with it.

I wonder if Harry Monk would

What a wrongun

Would you let her poo on you? (she'd probably like that judging by her toilet habits)

I'm not aware of her toilet habits, but I'm intrigued, please enlighen me

Don't get too excited, apparently she's impartial to flushing. That sort of disgusts me more than her being a murderer. Weird.

wtf? How do such random and pointless bits of trivia make it into the media? Her whole case has been totally overblown, everything she does is written about and given a sinister edge to it.

She was a whore who enjoyed sex and partying. She liked alcohol, she didn't flush the toilet enough, she learnt to play the guitar and sang in prison, ergo she obviously did it as no 'normal' person could possibly conduct themselves in such a way....

[Vendettos]

Did she have a motive Bilbo?

[ono]

Seems like in America she was portayed as some butter wouldn't melt in her mouth girl, so they think she's innocent, and the majority of people everywhere else thinks she got away with it.

I wonder if Harry Monk would

What a wrongun

Would you let her poo on you? (she'd probably like that judging by her toilet habits)

I'm not aware of her toilet habits, but I'm intrigued, please enlighen me

Don't get too excited, apparently she's impartial to flushing. That sort of disgusts me more than her being a murderer. Weird.

wtf? How do such random and pointless bits of trivia make it into the media? Her whole case has been totally overblown, everything she does is written about and given a sinister edge to it.

She was a whore who enjoyed sex and partying. She liked alcohol, she didn't flush the toilet enough, she learnt to play the guitar and sang in prison, ergo she obviously did it as no 'normal' person could possibly conduct themselves in such a way....

Well it depends what you read Bilbs.

I've read pieces where some of her seemingly bizarre acts are sugarcoated. It depends on the bias of the writer/journo.

Not sure how you sugarcoat falsely accusing somebody else of murder though. Game of Cluedo gone wrong perhaps?