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timsinister
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Ian Curtis' gravestone has been stolen. Here is a pretty patronising article from The Guardian.

Thoughts and opinions?

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Silver_Owl
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Just reading about that on the BBC website. Sick and twisted. What are they going to do with it? Sell it on Ebay?

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Hom_Corleone wrote:Just reading about that on the BBC website. Sick and twisted. What are they going to do with it? Sell it on Ebay?

Cnuts.
Bastards!

I'm still gonna bid on it tho... :innocent:
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Hopefully, he's sitting in his flat somewhere, staring at the engraved stone, feeling an abject gloom over what he's done.
sounds like my reaction to watching that dull Control movie
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Mmmm, abject gloom. Guess I need to see Control pronto, then. ;) :P :lol: :roll:
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Control is the best movie that I seen since years

Ian all my love is for you......JD is part of my life
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get out more
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Sick! :roll:
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I'm talking about the movie, not the drab adaptation of Deborah Curtis's very moving and insightful book, nor the wonderful music
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It probably now shares the same mantelpiece as Jim Morrison's original headstone. Which is a nice thought.
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