Richard Hall's film 'When Madeleine Died?' uploaded to YouTube 19th Feb

[Mr Gray]

Perhaps when researching your contrafibularities and exponential dichotomies of irreventular macroscopic conundrums, your pretextual conclusions would irreverencally produce inclemental evaluistic mediocrity. 

oh dear

[mercury]

The door was open? Kate just got out of the shower? Something odd.

No thought on safety of three toddlers seemingly, so, yes, odd

[mercury]

I have no idea what any of the above has got to do with my request for a cite that Dr Payne not only went into 5a - but he actually sat down according to Blonk.

whether he sat down or not is unimportant, the inconsistency is the time he was there and the fact he said he went inside and chatted and perused for 3-5 mins when she said he didn't and was there for 30 seconds

[mercury]

Perhaps when researching your contrafibularities and exponential dichotomies of irreventular macroscopic conundrums, your pretextual conclusions would irreverencally produce inclemental evaluistic mediocrity. 

Que?

[Brietta]

Perhaps when researching your contrafibularities and exponential dichotomies of irreventular macroscopic conundrums, your pretextual conclusions would irreverencally produce inclemental evaluistic mediocrity. 

When I use a big word ... I generally do so in context.

However, pleased to see that you are at least trying to raise your game.  The next trick will be constructing an intelligible sentence using standard English.
Still a wee bit of work required there.

Do keep up the good work, though.

(a) ... sentences
(b) ... even better ... On Topic Sentences

In the meantime, how is your research into Richard Hall's latest oeuvre progressing.

Well enough I hope to give us all a synopsis. (for those who may struggle with that 'big word' the dictionary says ... a brief summary or general survey).

[stephen25000]

When I use a big word ... I generally do so in context.

However, pleased to see that you are at least trying to raise your game.  The next trick will be constructing an intelligible sentence using standard English.
Still a wee bit of work required there.

Do keep up the good work, though.

(a) ... sentences
(b) ... even better ... On Topic Sentences

In the meantime, how is your research into Richard Hall's latest oeuvre progressing.

Well enough I hope to give us all a synopsis. (for those who may struggle with that 'big word' the dictionary says ... a brief summary or general survey).

When you use 'big words' , it is in a vain attempt to give the impression you actually know what you are talking about.

My response to yours was with humour,  a concept you have difficulty with, it seems.

As to Mr. Hall's latest videos, I found approx 5 minutes more than enough.

[mercury]

When I use a big word ... I generally do so in context.

However, pleased to see that you are at least trying to raise your game.  The next trick will be constructing an intelligible sentence using standard English.
Still a wee bit of work required there.

Do keep up the good work, though.

(a) ... sentences
(b) ... even better ... On Topic Sentences

In the meantime, how is your research into Richard Hall's latest oeuvre progressing.

Well enough I hope to give us all a synopsis. (for those who may struggle with that 'big word' the dictionary says ... a brief summary or general survey).

There are a multitude of "oeuvres" in this world and available to read hear or watch in the www

Why get fixated? On R Halls' one?

Why aren't you attacking the dozens of "oeuvres" written by British journalists which were full of bullcrap and lies and you can include Clarence Mitchell in that list as he is a proven liar

[Miss Taken Identity]

The door was open? Kate just got out of the shower? Something odd.

Slarti the whole story is odd.  He can't recall why he went, he can't recall seeing what Kate was wearing ( just out the shower) kids he recalled were happy and well looked after well apart from the mother going for a shower before putting the very happy tired kids to bed,leaving them alone-  all standing!  Hm..

story teller: he was inside  she said he was out side, he said he can't recall what she was wearing she said she was just out the shower wearing a towel?
Hm  but err you know  err like you do know they were very happy kids now what was the question about why I was there   hahahaha AND this my dear friends is the apparently last 'independent' witness who saw Maddie alive.  He isn't really the independent witness he just gives a time to seeing her alive, and happy before all the comings and goings.
Something seriously wrong with this statement AND the reasons for him going to that apartment IMO.

[Miss Taken Identity]

When you use 'big words' , it is in a vain attempt to give the impression you actually know what you are talking about.

My response to yours was with humour,  a concept you have difficulty with, it seems.

As to Mr. Hall's latest videos, I found approx 5 minutes more than enough.

 *&*%£

Oh and the word dictionary is a BIG WORD. summer has 6 letters... just saying Some people are so pretentious it jumps right out the page...

[mercury]

Yes MTI something is not right not forgetting the "they decided NOT to take the kids to the play area, but then they decided they were going to" other inconsistency in a few statements

[stephen25000]

*&*%£

Oh and the word dictionary is a BIG WORD. summer has 6 letters... just saying Some people are so pretentious it jumps right out the page...

I like BIG WORDS.

[mercury]

I like BIG WORDS.

Put  them in BOLD and big they will be truer if you do lol

[Alice Purjorick]

When I use a big word ... I generally do so in context.

However, pleased to see that you are at least trying to raise your game.  The next trick will be constructing an intelligible sentence using standard English.
Still a wee bit of work required there.

Do keep up the good work, though.

(a) ... sentences
(b) ... even better ... On Topic Sentences

In the meantime, how is your research into Richard Hall's latest oeuvre progressing.

Well enough I hope to give us all a synopsis. (for those who may struggle with that 'big word' the dictionary says ... a brief summary or general survey).

Isn't that something to do with opening an egg? Are you a big endian or a little endian ? That would fit in with the general scheme of things.

[Miss Taken Identity]

 

Put  them in BOLD and big they will be truer if you do lol
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   The big word 'summer' has nothing to do with the word 'summary' OW Whood a thunk it... Do you think making it bold will help it look like it does?

[ShiningInLuz]

fgs there were only 4/5.....the ones in the play area three of the 4/5...was said to be took on the Wednesday ......yet they have the same cloths on as when they arrived .....

the video on the bus ...were g mcc said he wasn't there to enjoy himself...shows what they were wearing

so it is possible the play park ones ....is just after they arrived...not took on the Wednesday as the mccs said

The play park photo with the man in sunglasses can be timed.  Not dated, but timed.  It is almost certainly not the day they arrived, assuming they actually went to the Millennium on the day they arrived.