'Heather' Herbert Charged Over Ann Widdecombe Comments

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About time imo

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2ln31g8gvo

His name and town match that of one of the signatories to an open letter sent last year to the Your Party squabblers Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana for a form of mass committee based socialism

https://openletter.earth/sign-the-open-letter-baf85a5c?limit=0 (no. 1505).

Given he's 28 that's almost certainly not the only social media footprint he has so now it's matter of tracing his online aliases and usernames for clues on if there was any others involved

Exactly, like they did in the Charlie Kirk case.

Photo is apparently several years old.

He really doesn't look like a murderer, does he? Not saying he isn't, just that you'd never suspect him of being up to no good, especially violent crime.

They rarely do, do they?
I think he doesn't look like someone who would be good at organisation and planning and military precision and all that.. but again, looks are deceiving.
And maybe there wasn't much 'military precision' involved, as the police seem to have known where to look very soon after the crime.

I hope whoever committed this awful crime is put away for a long long time. It may be this man, it may not. Maybe he doesn't look like a murderer because he isn't a murderer - he has to be proven guilty, and he's innocent until then.

I still feel a guilty failure because I cba to serve curry like that 😔 with a tonsure of rice. Or is it the curry that's the tonsure?

If he arrived a few minutes later, she'd have on live TV. Unless thats what he wanted, there doesnt seem to have been much planning at all.

Wednesday Addams went to a fancy dress party as a murderer or serial killer. She changed nothing about her appearance and when questioned, she said murderers/serial killers look just like everybody else (paraphrased). Genius comedy.

I still plate up a curry like that 😂 idc if it’s outdated, it’s nostalgia (even though the first time I had one would have been the 90s)

Curry as tonsure.
Umm, thank you for that image 🥴

I make gaps in the rice so each dish has a little triangle to nestle in without being mixed up with the others. DH just spoons his anywhere.

I also think it looks nicer in a retro way than just dolloping them next to each other. Sometimes I put a spoonful of yoghurt on top and if I had a sprig of coriander 🌿 I would put that on too.

Rather like this thread - murder/curry/murder/sandwich spread
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When I see people on Masterchef pressing rice into a little bowl so they can put a nice neat rounded mound onto the plate I am torn between thinking what a good idea and then remembering that it's extra time and washing up, and I can't be bothered. Dollops all the way Chez Gasp. Slobs'r'us.

The rice moulds are a bridge too far for me too, but I love when I’ve had in a restaurant/SE Asia.

coriander and yoghurt? What about dedicated coconut, raisins and peanuts?

I think it's a trauma response to the Angel Delight possible enema discourse

Or even desiccated coconut.

I like Gita's mango chutney and if we're being fancy we have lime and chilli chutney too.

I like the way Italians swirl their pasta into a ladle to serve it on the plate like a little round nest.

I think I've seen chefs using carving forks to get a similar effect with spaghetti, tagliatelle and the like. Looks very cheffy but the portion size seems quite little.

I'm very much a dolloper. Though I'd love to be able to do those oval things used to serve thick creamy stuff. Some sort of magic with a spoon or two.

I would happily add those to some curries!

Quenelles? It always seems next door to impossible to do those to Michelin standards on Masterchef. I imagine they taste the same even if not perfect!

It was Masterchef that taught me it's a quenelle if you use two spoons and a rochet if you use one. They still look the same to me though.

Thinking back to "Heather's" comments that I don't really want to repeat. And then reading this news story. Warning - this is a horrible story.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj03r77n07jo