A White Russian is 1 part vodka, 1 part coffee liqueur and a little creamer to taste. You should stir the vodka and liqueur together in a small glass filled with ice. Then, add the creamer. Don't stir the creamer in. This gives it a nice texture. If creamer seems too sweet, you can use milk instead. If you don't like the idea of milk or creamer, you can leave it out. Without creamer or milk, the drink is called a Black Russian.
Interestingly enough, Moss and the German is based around a real case that happened at the same time where it was found a German man named Armin Meiwes actually did kill and eat someone with their consent after they answered an advertisement that was pretty up front about it. Interesting case, but not a fun read. It’s pretty messed up.
Quite a few years ago a friend from Finland told me he knew some people in finland with the last name Kopteri or Koppteri or something like that. And they named their daughter Helena, which in short form in Finnish is Heli. It is easy to see where that is going...
The German is based on a true story around that time. In Germany, a man agreed to be eaten by another. The victim also ate a "certain part" of his own body before being killed. The cannibal got 8 years only. "To the family next door, Armin Meiwes seemed the perfect neighbour. He mowed their lawn, repaired their car and even invited them round for dinner. Other residents in the small German town of Rotenburg also believed there was nothing odd about the 42-year-old computer expert, whose light burned late into the night inside his creaking mansion. Yesterday, however, Meiwes appeared in court charged with killing - and then frying and eating - another man. In one of the most extraordinary trials in German criminal history, the self-confessed cannibal admitted that he had met a 43-year-old Berlin engineer, Bernd Brandes, after advertising on the internet, and had chopped him up and eaten him. It was, he said, something he had wanted to do for a long time. "I always had the fantasy and in the end I fulfilled it," Meiwes told the court on the first day of his trial for murder in the nearby city of Kassel. Yesterday German prosecutors described how Meiwes had fantasised about killing and devouring someone, inc..." --The Guardian
@@Nebula_Coffee Guess Germany doesn't have anti-double jeopardy law. He got 8 1/2 years, THEN a retrial, got life, but gets supervised releases in public wearing disguise. No worries, he's a vegetarian now. "Arrest, trial and manslaughter conviction Meiwes was arrested in December 2002, when a college student alerted authorities to new advertisements for victims online.[11][12] Investigators searched his home and found body parts along with the videotape of the killing.[12] Meiwes was diagnosed with a schizoid personality but deemed fit to stand trial.[13] On 30 January 2004, Meiwes was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to eight years and six months in prison.[14] The case attracted considerable media attention.[15] When speaking to a German newspaper, Meiwes admitted to cannibalising Brandes and expressed regret for his actions. He added he wanted to write a biography with the aim of deterring anyone wanting to follow in his footsteps. Websites dedicated to Meiwes started appearing after his 2002 arrest, with people advertising for willing victims. "They should go for treatment, so it doesn't escalate like it did with me," said Meiwes. While in prison, Meiwes has since become a vegetarian.[16] Retrial and murder conviction In April 2005, a German court ordered a retrial after prosecutors appealed Meiwes's sentence, arguing that he should have been convicted of murder[17] because he killed for sexual gratification, a motive proved by his having videotaped the crime.[18] The court ruled that the original trial had ignored the significance of the video in disproving the argument that Meiwes only killed because he had been asked to kill.[18] At his retrial, a psychologist stated that Meiwes could re-offend, as he "still had fantasies about devouring the flesh of young people."[19] On 10 May 2006, a court in Frankfurt convicted Meiwes of murder and sentenced him to life imprisonment.[20] As of 2020, Meiwes has been allowed to go outside of prison for supervised excursions in disguise around town in a different state.[21] In prison, Meiwes works at the laundry and often attends church service.[21]"
I stayed with a friend in their shared house for about a week while they were at university and the entire house did the “there’s somebody at the door” thing every single time the door went
To find people watching pirated DVDs they look out for people discussing it either about themselves or someone else, eg on a RUclips video, and use that to raid the appropriate property.
If they know of someone who is producing knockoff DVD's and selling them to a large customer base, all the police needed to do was find the guy supplying other people and they probably have a customer list that the Police could make enquiries about. They could have used the list, found him, followed him to the Germans house and then waited for the go ahead to raid the house with a warrant. Your imagination is somewhat... limited.
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The outtakes of Moss saying “you’re my wife Roy!” are hysterical..he kept laughing..I use so many of their lines in daily life..
Jen's got some great moments in season 2, the whole smoking arc absolutely killed me
You should see Richard Ayoade (Moss) in British game shows when you get the chance, he's so naturally funny and great at improv.
"Look normal" is one of the best visual gag ever!
Second only to Nick Frost coughing up yellow paint in Spaced imo
A White Russian is 1 part vodka, 1 part coffee liqueur and a little creamer to taste. You should stir the vodka and liqueur together in a small glass filled with ice. Then, add the creamer. Don't stir the creamer in. This gives it a nice texture. If creamer seems too sweet, you can use milk instead. If you don't like the idea of milk or creamer, you can leave it out. Without creamer or milk, the drink is called a Black Russian.
Interestingly enough, Moss and the German is based around a real case that happened at the same time where it was found a German man named Armin Meiwes actually did kill and eat someone with their consent after they answered an advertisement that was pretty up front about it. Interesting case, but not a fun read. It’s pretty messed up.
Quite a few years ago a friend from Finland told me he knew some people in finland with the last name Kopteri or Koppteri or something like that. And they named their daughter Helena, which in short form in Finnish is Heli. It is easy to see where that is going...
The German is based on a true story around that time. In Germany, a man agreed to be eaten by another. The victim also ate a "certain part" of his own body before being killed. The cannibal got 8 years only.
"To the family next door, Armin Meiwes seemed the perfect neighbour. He mowed their lawn, repaired their car and even invited them round for dinner.
Other residents in the small German town of Rotenburg also believed there was nothing odd about the 42-year-old computer expert, whose light burned late into the night inside his creaking mansion. Yesterday, however, Meiwes appeared in court charged with killing - and then frying and eating - another man.
In one of the most extraordinary trials in German criminal history, the self-confessed cannibal admitted that he had met a 43-year-old Berlin engineer, Bernd Brandes, after advertising on the internet, and had chopped him up and eaten him.
It was, he said, something he had wanted to do for a long time. "I always had the fantasy and in the end I fulfilled it," Meiwes told the court on the first day of his trial for murder in the nearby city of Kassel.
Yesterday German prosecutors described how Meiwes had fantasised about killing and devouring someone, inc..." --The Guardian
What I could find on the case is, that he got a life sentence.
@@Nebula_Coffee Guess Germany doesn't have anti-double jeopardy law. He got 8 1/2 years, THEN a retrial, got life, but gets supervised releases in public wearing disguise. No worries, he's a vegetarian now.
"Arrest, trial and manslaughter conviction
Meiwes was arrested in December 2002, when a college student alerted authorities to new advertisements for victims online.[11][12] Investigators searched his home and found body parts along with the videotape of the killing.[12]
Meiwes was diagnosed with a schizoid personality but deemed fit to stand trial.[13] On 30 January 2004, Meiwes was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to eight years and six months in prison.[14] The case attracted considerable media attention.[15]
When speaking to a German newspaper, Meiwes admitted to cannibalising Brandes and expressed regret for his actions. He added he wanted to write a biography with the aim of deterring anyone wanting to follow in his footsteps. Websites dedicated to Meiwes started appearing after his 2002 arrest, with people advertising for willing victims. "They should go for treatment, so it doesn't escalate like it did with me," said Meiwes. While in prison, Meiwes has since become a vegetarian.[16]
Retrial and murder conviction
In April 2005, a German court ordered a retrial after prosecutors appealed Meiwes's sentence, arguing that he should have been convicted of murder[17] because he killed for sexual gratification, a motive proved by his having videotaped the crime.[18] The court ruled that the original trial had ignored the significance of the video in disproving the argument that Meiwes only killed because he had been asked to kill.[18]
At his retrial, a psychologist stated that Meiwes could re-offend, as he "still had fantasies about devouring the flesh of young people."[19] On 10 May 2006, a court in Frankfurt convicted Meiwes of murder and sentenced him to life imprisonment.[20]
As of 2020, Meiwes has been allowed to go outside of prison for supervised excursions in disguise around town in a different state.[21] In prison, Meiwes works at the laundry and often attends church service.[21]"
I stayed with a friend in their shared house for about a week while they were at university and the entire house did the “there’s somebody at the door” thing every single time the door went
It was a thing on a kid's show in the 80s or early 90s. So, maybe all the housemates were fans of that show?
Love me some IT Crowd ❤
There is 5th season, but it's just a single double-length episode. Depending on where you watch it, you may have to look for a special instead. :)
Peter File is a good friend of Hugh Jazz.
It's too bad they had a falling out with Barry McCockiner
That was after he changed his name...he was Isaac Hunt at the time.
Two GREAT episodes!
Fun show reaction👍
not worth it!? but you got to hear the 'there's somebody at the door' song!
To find people watching pirated DVDs they look out for people discussing it either about themselves or someone else, eg on a RUclips video, and use that to raid the appropriate property.
There are 3 seasons plus a special hour long 5th season special.
I went to school with someone called Will Power
That is an extremely awesome name.
Would be even funnier if he had an addictive personality
I love the awkward bit when he asks if she knows three guys. Classic British cringe. 😄
If they know of someone who is producing knockoff DVD's and selling them to a large customer base, all the police needed to do was find the guy supplying other people and they probably have a customer list that the Police could make enquiries about. They could have used the list, found him, followed him to the Germans house and then waited for the go ahead to raid the house with a warrant. Your imagination is somewhat... limited.
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