Tom Paton - Bay City Rollers manager

[John Trebor]

Just seen a documentary about him on ITV.
Prolific abuser and rapist of young lads - band members and also kids from care homes.
Got them addicted to drugs as well.
Not sure if it was already known about but that was upsetting to watch. Poor bastards.

[Nosmo-King]

Wasn't his name Tam?

[tunstall]

 

Never heard of the cunt

[John Trebor]

Wasn't his name Tam?

Potayto...Potarto
English...Scottish

Still a cunt.

[TeessideTopgun]

Wasn't his name Tam?

Tom Tam ??

[Mike Peeler]

We are part way through watching 'Four Lives' a ITV documentary from 2022, that's about 4 queers that got killed in the barking London area. The failings of the cops and the way they treat the families are absolutely disgraceful, regardless of what you might think of homosexuality.

It's a weird program in some ways but also an eye-opener, the bloke that plays the killer is and looks a right weirdo.

Just thought I would throw that into this thread.

[tunstall]

Gayist.

Reported.

[Westlane_rightwinger]

Brings new meaning to "Give a little love".

Rife in the entertainment industry.

[John Trebor]

There was a clip of him on the Russell Harty show with the band and its newest member who was 18 yrs old.
Harty asked him if he only picked boys with pretty faces.
Blatant.

[AtomicDog]

We are part way through watching 'Four Lives' a ITV documentary from 2022, that's about 4 queers that got killed in the barking London area. The failings of the cops and the way they treat the families are absolutely disgraceful, regardless of what you might think of homosexuality.

It's a weird program in some ways but also an eye-opener, the bloke that plays the killer is and looks a right weirdo.

Just thought I would throw that into this thread.

Is that about Stephen Port, doesn't Stephen Merchant play Him?

The same woman found 2 of the bodies didn't she, when She was out walking her dog?

[Mike Peeler]

We are part way through watching 'Four Lives' a ITV documentary from 2022, that's about 4 queers that got killed in the barking London area. The failings of the cops and the way they treat the families are absolutely disgraceful, regardless of what you might think of homosexuality.

It's a weird program in some ways but also an eye-opener, the bloke that plays the killer is and looks a right weirdo.

Just thought I would throw that into this thread.

Is that about Stephen Port, doesn't Stephen Merchant play Him?

The same woman found 2 of the bodies didn't she, when She was out walking her dog?

Yes, that's him he played a good part if you can call it that, the way he looked at times and carried on spooked our lass and even gave me the shivers at times. A right weirdo he turned out to be.

Yes, she found two bodies and only missed finding the other one/last body because it was on the other side of the wall.

It's a touchy subject the 'queer world' but like wise they I suppose deserve the same rights as the straight guy/lass does when it comes to murder cases etc.

I did feel for the families despite the fact I can't really buy into the 'queer world' I do know a few queers and find them quite funny and harmless but it's not my cup of team their world and I've told them that. You can sit and socialise with me no problem but you will never get me in a queer-only type club for a drink I've always told them

[Johnny Thunder]

A few years ago me and the old man were in London for the weekend for the FA Cup Final.
We were supping in Camden on the Friday night and ended up in line waiting to get in a bar.
It took about 15 minutes to get to the front. The bouncers then informed us it was a gay bar.
We thought fuck it, we've waited so we will have a pint.
We ended up having three or four because it was a great pub.
It was full on with gay people getting into each other snogging and smooching on the dance floor but we never once felt intimidated.
Gays really are normal people. They made us feel welcome.

No Coulby, I didn't bum anyone ye cunt.



 



Place was called The Black Cap. Shut down now though I believe.

[fukyu]

A few years ago me and the old man were in London for the weekend for the FA Cup Final.
We were supping in Camden on the Friday night and ended up in line waiting to get in a bar.
It took about 15 minutes to get to the front. The bouncers then informed us it was a gay bar.
We thought fuck it, we've waited so we will have a pint.
We ended up having three or four because it was a great pub.
It was full on with gay people getting into each other snogging and smooching on the dance floor but we never once felt intimidated.
Gays really are normal people. They made us feel welcome.

No Coulby, I didn't bum anyone ye cunt.



 



Place was called The Black Cap. Shut down now though I believe.

We did the same for the zenith,got off the night bus at kings cross,ended up in a pub called the bell,they wouldn't let us in at first ,we explained to a young woman (who was from Hartlepool and was gorgeous and gay,she looked like Katie mellua)) that we just wanted a couple of pints,she said ok but don't pester the girls,we were in there till two o'clock.Forgot the clocks went forward and the lads left us in bed,had to get the overground with all the Chelsea.

The lass looked like her,had a bit of crack but she wasn't having it.

[AtomicDog]

We are part way through watching 'Four Lives' a ITV documentary from 2022, that's about 4 queers that got killed in the barking London area. The failings of the cops and the way they treat the families are absolutely disgraceful, regardless of what you might think of homosexuality.

It's a weird program in some ways but also an eye-opener, the bloke that plays the killer is and looks a right weirdo.

Just thought I would throw that into this thread.

Is that about Stephen Port, doesn't Stephen Merchant play Him?

The same woman found 2 of the bodies didn't she, when She was out walking her dog?

Yes, that's him he played a good part if you can call it that, the way he looked at times and carried on spooked our lass and even gave me the shivers at times. A right weirdo he turned out to be.

Yes, she found two bodies and only missed finding the other one/last body because it was on the other side of the wall.

It's a touchy subject the 'queer world' but like wise they I suppose deserve the same rights as the straight guy/lass does when it comes to murder cases etc.

I did feel for the families despite the fact I can't really buy into the 'queer world' I do know a few queers and find them quite funny and harmless but it's not my cup of team their world and I've told them that. You can sit and socialise with me no problem but you will never get me in a queer-only type club for a drink I've always told them

Live and let live dear Boy

I'm quite partial to a bit of 'Bum fun' myself Sir

[Gingerpig]

You do make me smile dog , brilliant

[RiversideRifle]

A few years ago me and the old man were in London for the weekend for the FA Cup Final.
We were supping in Camden on the Friday night and ended up in line waiting to get in a bar.
It took about 15 minutes to get to the front. The bouncers then informed us it was a gay bar.
We thought fuck it, we've waited so we will have a pint.
We ended up having three or four because it was a great pub.
It was full on with gay people getting into each other snogging and smooching on the dance floor but we never once felt intimidated.
Gays really are normal people. They made us feel welcome.

No Coulby, I didn't bum anyone ye cunt.



 



Place was called The Black Cap. Shut down now though I believe.

Always do the gay bars when I'm out in Edinburgh. It's full of fanny as well.

[fukyu]

A few years ago me and the old man were in London for the weekend for the FA Cup Final.
We were supping in Camden on the Friday night and ended up in line waiting to get in a bar.
It took about 15 minutes to get to the front. The bouncers then informed us it was a gay bar.
We thought fuck it, we've waited so we will have a pint.
We ended up having three or four because it was a great pub.
It was full on with gay people getting into each other snogging and smooching on the dance floor but we never once felt intimidated.
Gays really are normal people. They made us feel welcome.

No Coulby, I didn't bum anyone ye cunt.



 



Place was called The Black Cap. Shut down now though I believe.

Always do the gay bars when I'm out in Edinburgh. It's full of fanny as well.

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