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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/4118673.stm[/URL]
"'Professional gang' behind raid"
*slow claps*
So they managed to hold the families of 2 bank managers hostage, then steal nearly £30 million pounds from probably the only bank in the World that keeps that much money on the premises. 'Professional'? Nooooo, you don't say? That's almost as patronising as the BBC's games reviews.
"'Professional gang' behind raid"
*slow claps*
So they managed to hold the families of 2 bank managers hostage, then steal nearly £30 million pounds from probably the only bank in the World that keeps that much money on the premises. 'Professional'? Nooooo, you don't say? That's almost as patronising as the BBC's games reviews.
Not a bad film, but not great either. The ending was flawed.
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Any half-wit could have followed the plot from Bandits with Bruce
> Willis and Billy Bob Thornton.
Exactly what I thought, and considering Bandits was on TV about 2 months ago.... hmm....
> Any half-wit could have followed the plot from Bandits with Bruce
> Willis and Billy Bob Thornton.
Exactly what I thought, and considering Bandits was on TV about 2 months ago.... hmm....
Any half-wit could have followed the plot from Bandits with Bruce Willis and Billy Bob Thornton. Doesn't mean they are professional.
To be fair, "professional" and such words were released by a chief police inspector, not the Beeb.
The BBC's internet reporting is undoubtedly amongst the "best" around.
Best/hilariously inaccurate/patronising/moronic, whatever.
Best/hilariously inaccurate/patronising/moronic, whatever.
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/4118673.stm[/URL]
"'Professional gang' behind raid"
*slow claps*
So they managed to hold the families of 2 bank managers hostage, then steal nearly £30 million pounds from probably the only bank in the World that keeps that much money on the premises. 'Professional'? Nooooo, you don't say? That's almost as patronising as the BBC's games reviews.
"'Professional gang' behind raid"
*slow claps*
So they managed to hold the families of 2 bank managers hostage, then steal nearly £30 million pounds from probably the only bank in the World that keeps that much money on the premises. 'Professional'? Nooooo, you don't say? That's almost as patronising as the BBC's games reviews.