this has got to be the most one sided poll i have ever seen
this has got to be the most one sided poll i have ever seen
I actually voted against Alex for once.
ill say both the ching chong and the wet backOriginally Posted by LS2_KID
Ok, nothing is going on today on IA, so i'm deciding to open the polls early!!
Who should be banned for the weekend?
Maniac vs Wickedixmr
josh could come back, you never know.. we still have tomorrow
ive seen worse
Val for President
That picture is awesome! LOL voted.
what are you doing today?
I have a date set up with your mom at 5pm. After that id probably come back home and jack off to 2girls1cup.
too bad she's in hawaii with my dad
so what are you really doing today?
Jack sh!t.
Party at your place?
work then dinner, but maybe gallon challenge
unless, the bitch comes over
Im down for the gallon challenge. I kinda wann go watch Jumper though, maybe we can all do that then head over to someones house and do it. LOL you better do it too, unless you gonna act like a b!tch like last night! LOL not grabbin her tit when she said she'd let you!
The tenant in the Bristol flat where a decomposed body was found told neighbours he "forgot" the corpse was there.
Alan Derek, who is aged in his late 60s, is said to have offered the dead man a place to sleep on his sofa a decade ago.
But the man died after a drinking session - and Alan told neighbours he was "too scared" to inform the council in case they punished him for having a lodger.
Council workmen who found the corpse said it was still in an upright sitting position on the sofa and resembled "a pile of dirt with bones sticking out".
Neighbour Reggie Askins, 76, said: "The pair had met in the local pub. They were around the same age and would have a good laugh.
"I know that the guy was struggling to find somewhere to live and that Alan offered him a place to sleep on his sofa.
"But when they came home one night the other guy died. Alan was too scared to tell anyone about it.
"He knew he shouldn't have had a lodger - he hadn't told the council and was worried they would stop his Giro.
"So he just turned the sofa over and forgot about him. When I was talking to him after the body was found he said 'I can't believe it. I just forgot he was there'."
One official who entered the flat this week said: "It seemed that the man had been sitting on the sofa in an upright position when he died and had just been left there.
"When we went into the lounge the body was totally decomposed. It didn't even look like a human being - it just looked like a pile of earth with bones sticking out. Scroll down for more...
Mawdeley House in Bristol where Alan Derek lived
"The flat was in an absolutely terrible state. It was disgusting." According to the workman, a council clearance team had been sent into the flat in 2002 because neighbours were complaining about the stench.
Tenant Alan, a former council binman, only let them in after they agreed not to touch the sofa.
Yesterday he refused to comment about the body when approached at his local pub nearby.
He said: "I'm not talking about this. I don't know what you're talking about. I didn't know it was there."
Neighbours described Mr Derek as a "down and out" who had lived without electricity for nearly 20 years.
A source at Bristol City Council said: "This is a very peculiar case, possibly the strangest we have ever come across.
"The flat itself is absolutely filthy. The walls were covered with dirt - he's obviously a very disturbed man.
"I'm not sure if he kept the body in the flat for company, but after looking at the state of the property I would say that he obviously struggled to carry out basic daily tasks.
"He doesn't have any friends and we don't know of any family relatives. We were only alerted to the problem by a neighbour who said a smell was coming from the flat.
"I think the worst case of a body being found after it had decomposed was after a year. We can't belive that this poor guy has been dead here for ten years."
Charities today called for the council to explain why it took years to discover the decomposed body.
A spokesman for Help The Aged said: "This is an extremely distressing case and I think the agencies responsible need to ask themselves some serious questions as to how a dead body was lying undiscovered for so long.
"This was an older person, and the local authority who have a duty of case should have responded to concerns from neighbours. "The council has some difficult questions to answer." The Housing charity Shelter said:
"This is a shocking case. This is obviously a very extreme situation but it highlights the need for councils to listen to the concerns of housing tenants.
"The smell of a decomposing body must have been terrible. Tenants have a right to live in a clean environment. "If tenants had raised concerns about it to the local authority, these concerns should have been responded to."
Man lived in house with dead body on sofa for ten years | the Daily Mail
The tenant in the Bristol flat where a decomposed body was found told neighbours he "forgot" the corpse was there.
Alan Derek, who is aged in his late 60s, is said to have offered the dead man a place to sleep on his sofa a decade ago.
But the man died after a drinking session - and Alan told neighbours he was "too scared" to inform the council in case they punished him for having a lodger.
Council workmen who found the corpse said it was still in an upright sitting position on the sofa and resembled "a pile of dirt with bones sticking out".
Neighbour Reggie Askins, 76, said: "The pair had met in the local pub. They were around the same age and would have a good laugh.
"I know that the guy was struggling to find somewhere to live and that Alan offered him a place to sleep on his sofa.
"But when they came home one night the other guy died. Alan was too scared to tell anyone about it.
"He knew he shouldn't have had a lodger - he hadn't told the council and was worried they would stop his Giro.
"So he just turned the sofa over and forgot about him. When I was talking to him after the body was found he said 'I can't believe it. I just forgot he was there'."
One official who entered the flat this week said: "It seemed that the man had been sitting on the sofa in an upright position when he died and had just been left there.
"When we went into the lounge the body was totally decomposed. It didn't even look like a human being - it just looked like a pile of earth with bones sticking out. Scroll down for more...
Mawdeley House in Bristol where Alan Derek lived
"The flat was in an absolutely terrible state. It was disgusting." According to the workman, a council clearance team had been sent into the flat in 2002 because neighbours were complaining about the stench.
Tenant Alan, a former council binman, only let them in after they agreed not to touch the sofa.
Yesterday he refused to comment about the body when approached at his local pub nearby.
He said: "I'm not talking about this. I don't know what you're talking about. I didn't know it was there."
Neighbours described Mr Derek as a "down and out" who had lived without electricity for nearly 20 years.
A source at Bristol City Council said: "This is a very peculiar case, possibly the strangest we have ever come across.
"The flat itself is absolutely filthy. The walls were covered with dirt - he's obviously a very disturbed man.
"I'm not sure if he kept the body in the flat for company, but after looking at the state of the property I would say that he obviously struggled to carry out basic daily tasks.
"He doesn't have any friends and we don't know of any family relatives. We were only alerted to the problem by a neighbour who said a smell was coming from the flat.
"I think the worst case of a body being found after it had decomposed was after a year. We can't belive that this poor guy has been dead here for ten years."
Charities today called for the council to explain why it took years to discover the decomposed body.
A spokesman for Help The Aged said: "This is an extremely distressing case and I think the agencies responsible need to ask themselves some serious questions as to how a dead body was lying undiscovered for so long.
"This was an older person, and the local authority who have a duty of case should have responded to concerns from neighbours. "The council has some difficult questions to answer." The Housing charity Shelter said:
"This is a shocking case. This is obviously a very extreme situation but it highlights the need for councils to listen to the concerns of housing tenants.
"The smell of a decomposing body must have been terrible. Tenants have a right to live in a clean environment. "If tenants had raised concerns about it to the local authority, these concerns should have been responded to."
Man lived in house with dead body on sofa for ten years | the Daily Mail
The tenant in the Bristol flat where a decomposed body was found told neighbours he "forgot" the corpse was there.
Alan Derek, who is aged in his late 60s, is said to have offered the dead man a place to sleep on his sofa a decade ago.
But the man died after a drinking session - and Alan told neighbours he was "too scared" to inform the council in case they punished him for having a lodger.
Council workmen who found the corpse said it was still in an upright sitting position on the sofa and resembled "a pile of dirt with bones sticking out".
Neighbour Reggie Askins, 76, said: "The pair had met in the local pub. They were around the same age and would have a good laugh.
"I know that the guy was struggling to find somewhere to live and that Alan offered him a place to sleep on his sofa.
"But when they came home one night the other guy died. Alan was too scared to tell anyone about it.
"He knew he shouldn't have had a lodger - he hadn't told the council and was worried they would stop his Giro.
"So he just turned the sofa over and forgot about him. When I was talking to him after the body was found he said 'I can't believe it. I just forgot he was there'."
One official who entered the flat this week said: "It seemed that the man had been sitting on the sofa in an upright position when he died and had just been left there.
"When we went into the lounge the body was totally decomposed. It didn't even look like a human being - it just looked like a pile of earth with bones sticking out. Scroll down for more...
Mawdeley House in Bristol where Alan Derek lived
"The flat was in an absolutely terrible state. It was disgusting." According to the workman, a council clearance team had been sent into the flat in 2002 because neighbours were complaining about the stench.
Tenant Alan, a former council binman, only let them in after they agreed not to touch the sofa.
Yesterday he refused to comment about the body when approached at his local pub nearby.
He said: "I'm not talking about this. I don't know what you're talking about. I didn't know it was there."
Neighbours described Mr Derek as a "down and out" who had lived without electricity for nearly 20 years.
A source at Bristol City Council said: "This is a very peculiar case, possibly the strangest we have ever come across.
"The flat itself is absolutely filthy. The walls were covered with dirt - he's obviously a very disturbed man.
"I'm not sure if he kept the body in the flat for company, but after looking at the state of the property I would say that he obviously struggled to carry out basic daily tasks.
"He doesn't have any friends and we don't know of any family relatives. We were only alerted to the problem by a neighbour who said a smell was coming from the flat.
"I think the worst case of a body being found after it had decomposed was after a year. We can't belive that this poor guy has been dead here for ten years."
Charities today called for the council to explain why it took years to discover the decomposed body.
A spokesman for Help The Aged said: "This is an extremely distressing case and I think the agencies responsible need to ask themselves some serious questions as to how a dead body was lying undiscovered for so long.
"This was an older person, and the local authority who have a duty of case should have responded to concerns from neighbours. "The council has some difficult questions to answer." The Housing charity Shelter said:
"This is a shocking case. This is obviously a very extreme situation but it highlights the need for councils to listen to the concerns of housing tenants.
"The smell of a decomposing body must have been terrible. Tenants have a right to live in a clean environment. "If tenants had raised concerns about it to the local authority, these concerns should have been responded to."
Man lived in house with dead body on sofa for ten years | the Daily Mail
The tenant in the Bristol flat where a decomposed body was found told neighbours he "forgot" the corpse was there.
Alan Derek, who is aged in his late 60s, is said to have offered the dead man a place to sleep on his sofa a decade ago.
But the man died after a drinking session - and Alan told neighbours he was "too scared" to inform the council in case they punished him for having a lodger.
Council workmen who found the corpse said it was still in an upright sitting position on the sofa and resembled "a pile of dirt with bones sticking out".
Neighbour Reggie Askins, 76, said: "The pair had met in the local pub. They were around the same age and would have a good laugh.
"I know that the guy was struggling to find somewhere to live and that Alan offered him a place to sleep on his sofa.
"But when they came home one night the other guy died. Alan was too scared to tell anyone about it.
"He knew he shouldn't have had a lodger - he hadn't told the council and was worried they would stop his Giro.
"So he just turned the sofa over and forgot about him. When I was talking to him after the body was found he said 'I can't believe it. I just forgot he was there'."
One official who entered the flat this week said: "It seemed that the man had been sitting on the sofa in an upright position when he died and had just been left there.
"When we went into the lounge the body was totally decomposed. It didn't even look like a human being - it just looked like a pile of earth with bones sticking out. Scroll down for more...
Mawdeley House in Bristol where Alan Derek lived
"The flat was in an absolutely terrible state. It was disgusting." According to the workman, a council clearance team had been sent into the flat in 2002 because neighbours were complaining about the stench.
Tenant Alan, a former council binman, only let them in after they agreed not to touch the sofa.
Yesterday he refused to comment about the body when approached at his local pub nearby.
He said: "I'm not talking about this. I don't know what you're talking about. I didn't know it was there."
Neighbours described Mr Derek as a "down and out" who had lived without electricity for nearly 20 years.
A source at Bristol City Council said: "This is a very peculiar case, possibly the strangest we have ever come across.
"The flat itself is absolutely filthy. The walls were covered with dirt - he's obviously a very disturbed man.
"I'm not sure if he kept the body in the flat for company, but after looking at the state of the property I would say that he obviously struggled to carry out basic daily tasks.
"He doesn't have any friends and we don't know of any family relatives. We were only alerted to the problem by a neighbour who said a smell was coming from the flat.
"I think the worst case of a body being found after it had decomposed was after a year. We can't belive that this poor guy has been dead here for ten years."
Charities today called for the council to explain why it took years to discover the decomposed body.
A spokesman for Help The Aged said: "This is an extremely distressing case and I think the agencies responsible need to ask themselves some serious questions as to how a dead body was lying undiscovered for so long.
"This was an older person, and the local authority who have a duty of case should have responded to concerns from neighbours. "The council has some difficult questions to answer." The Housing charity Shelter said:
"This is a shocking case. This is obviously a very extreme situation but it highlights the need for councils to listen to the concerns of housing tenants.
"The smell of a decomposing body must have been terrible. Tenants have a right to live in a clean environment. "If tenants had raised concerns about it to the local authority, these concerns should have been responded to."
Man lived in house with dead body on sofa for ten years | the Daily Mail
The tenant in the Bristol flat where a decomposed body was found told neighbours he "forgot" the corpse was there.
Alan Derek, who is aged in his late 60s, is said to have offered the dead man a place to sleep on his sofa a decade ago.
But the man died after a drinking session - and Alan told neighbours he was "too scared" to inform the council in case they punished him for having a lodger.
Council workmen who found the corpse said it was still in an upright sitting position on the sofa and resembled "a pile of dirt with bones sticking out".
Neighbour Reggie Askins, 76, said: "The pair had met in the local pub. They were around the same age and would have a good laugh.
"I know that the guy was struggling to find somewhere to live and that Alan offered him a place to sleep on his sofa.
"But when they came home one night the other guy died. Alan was too scared to tell anyone about it.
"He knew he shouldn't have had a lodger - he hadn't told the council and was worried they would stop his Giro.
"So he just turned the sofa over and forgot about him. When I was talking to him after the body was found he said 'I can't believe it. I just forgot he was there'."
One official who entered the flat this week said: "It seemed that the man had been sitting on the sofa in an upright position when he died and had just been left there.
"When we went into the lounge the body was totally decomposed. It didn't even look like a human being - it just looked like a pile of earth with bones sticking out. Scroll down for more...
Mawdeley House in Bristol where Alan Derek lived
if you guys are serious about the gallon challenge, im game
Val for President
1. i'll do it i have no problem throwing up, i just didn't wanna throw up my 13 dollar meal
2. she looked like a hockey player and i don't get down like that
Yeah, we were gonna do it last night after eating apple bees, but we were too full. So we said screw it. Im down, if we do it im sure it'll be going down later on during the day. If you're down, pm ls2kid your number, my phone is disconnected so.... LOL
you're welcome to join us.
Bahahahahah yeah, me either. But her face wasn't all that fine, but her tits were. LOL pussy!
thread up about the gallon challenge, somebody has to be able to do it
please no suh
Hahahahahaha!!! Holy sh!t, LOL @ suh!
maniac...u know you getting banned...again? lol
I don't care. Maybe now I'll get enough time to really look for a job! BAN me today!
Usually this chit happens at my crib and i dont let random IA fags at my house sorry.
I voted for myself
Same here.
i heard East Coast Landscape has an opening as a Pipe Rider....maybe you wana check that out
i voted for maniac, because if i voeted for wicked it wouldnt have mattered... sorry homes!
LIRL
Everyone vote for me!
this might help wickedixmr get some votes, he's the one with the small eyes
MAN BOTH HAVE SMALL EYES
^^true indeed
LOL!!!!!! Im the cute one on the left!
BS...thats street speed...ur secret lover lol
Just ban me already.
Where's the fun in that Alex?
I already lost dude, lol look at how many votes I have!goddamn supermod, i know it was either hulud or trymy4.slow
dude, josh could come back...
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