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Uncle Kram;773243 wrote: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bristol/7234810.stm


Whats really sad too, is that obviously neither men ever had visitors, and the dead man was not missed by anyone like family/friends.

Thats really quite sad, the guy who still lived there had mental health issues, so where were peeps??? 5 years and not one visit...Shocking society we live in.

oppps didnt see your post pheasy, we musta been typing at the same time lol...mind you we always post the same anyhow lol lol

Oh god, thats macabre. A dead body lying on the sofa for 5 years, nightmarish. There was a case in Ireland a few years ago with a brother and 2 sisters who all lived together until elderly age, when one of the sisters died in her bed, they left her lying in the bed for years and she wasn't found until someone came into the house years and years later, how horrible, sad, and ghoulish as well.

Uncle Kram;773243 wrote: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bristol/7234810.stm




Oh puleeze !

Whom amongst us hasnt spent a little "me" time with the dead ?

That is more than strange.....

I don't know how you do that unless you have lost your sense of smell at some point it must have been awful. They just noticed the smell after 5 year?? I would think by then it was gone and the body would be a mummified. Sad no visitors for 5 years.

Nomad;773664 wrote: Oh puleeze !

Whom amongst us hasnt spent a little "me" time with the dead ?


:eek::eek::yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl



CARLA;773675 wrote: I don't know how you do that unless you have lost your sense of smell at some point it must have been awful. They just noticed the smell after 5 year?? I would think by then it was gone and the body would be a mummified. Sad no visitors for 5 years.


My hubby and I have had this conversation - he thinks after 6 months there'd be no smell from the body. I imagine that if keeping a body on the sofa is your idea of normal personal hygiene wouldn't be top of your to-do list and I expect that the smell is just filth. Yuck!

Imladris;774319 wrote: :eek::yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl





My hubby and I have had this conversation - he thinks after 6 months there'd be no smell from the body. I imagine that if keeping a body on the sofa is your idea of normal personal hygiene wouldn't be top of your to-do list and I expect that the smell is just filth. Yuck!


Sure it smells but that pales in comparison to the warm fuzzy feeling you get when you come home after a long day at work.

Priceless !

Nomad, you scare me!!!



Not because you don't make any sense to me but because you do!!!:-3

Nomad;774323 wrote: Sure it smells but that pales in comparison to the warm fuzzy feeling you get when you come home after a long day at work.

Priceless !


Emphasis on "fuzzy".

This thread reminded me of this.

The Rob;774463 wrote: This thread reminded me of this.
I see Langley's on the air phone again

Uncle Kram;774780 wrote: I see Langley's on the air phone again


Heh. So it wasn't just me. :wah: