The funeral. A time to grieve, or a time to celebrate ?

[Adam]

If you can't find the reference, that's your problem and if you want to repeat incorrect information that also your prerogative - I'm not looking for it for you!

It is not in Julies WS. Which I kindly posted the link for you to read. Sheet 15. 

It is also not in Wilkes's book.

Brett suggested Jeremy wear make up to make him look pale. Jeremy looked pale at the funeral. Therefore I was right. Unless a source shows otherwise.

[Jan]

It is not in Julies WS. Which I kindly posted the link for you to read. Sheet 15. 

It is also not in Wilkes's book.

Brett suggested Jeremy wear make up to make him look pale. Jeremy looked pale at the funeral. Therefore I was right. Unless a source shows otherwise.

You are getting desperate now . I suppose you think him having black hair is relevant as well That would definitely make him a murderer ( not a new age romantic) .

[Adam]

You are getting desperate now . I suppose you think him having black hair is relevant as well That would definitely make him a murderer ( not a new age romantic) .

Just responding to another poster who said Jeremy did not wear make up at the funeral to make himself look pale. After Brett suggested this.

The two sources given to me do not state this.

[Mr. Gee]

It is not in Julies WS. Which I kindly posted the link for you to read. Sheet 15. 

It is also not in Wilkes's book.

Brett suggested Jeremy wear make up to make him look pale. Jeremy looked pale at the funeral. Therefore I was right. Unless a source shows otherwise.

Bamber was a rather vain chappie I must admit. But it doesn't make him a murderer.

[Jan]

Just responding to another poster who said Jeremy did not wear make up at the funeral to make himself look pale. After Brett suggested this.

The two sources given to me do not state this.

So do you think there is any other possible reason he might look pale in a black and white photograph of a funeral?

[Alias]

Adam, go look at the photos from the funeral in the picture thread (bottom, page one). Jeremy is no paler than anybody else attending.
Just another silly claim to blacken Jeremy.

[mertol22]

Having missed a memorial service, Jeremy thought he better attend the funeral.

Rather than the funeral getting in the way of his gallivanting around Europe, it was decided that a day should be made of it.

A lovely Hugo Boss suit was bought especially for the day out.  Champagne was ordered for the funeral reception, although rumours that the recently purchased 'Amsterdam'  cannabis was also available, is untrue.

Jeremy was concerned about the cameras not getting his good side. For a laugh, make up was worn to make him look more pale. Julie did not want to go, but was persuaded. 'Jolly up' buddie Brett was of course present. He wouldn't miss it for the world.

At the funeral Jeremy did Bob De Niro proud,  once he exited the car. Looking down, holding his hand over his face and making the same groaning sound Ann Eaton said he had made with her. The already suspicious relatives following behind.

Things lightened up later, with friends at the Champagne reception. Especially when Jeremy entered the room, pointed at his Hugo Boss suit and said 'Me Boss'.

For a short period, he really was 'the boss'.

if you have seen what I have you would have posted one very different maiden post.

[Jan]

if you have seen what I have you would have posted one very different maiden post.

do you mean on that particular day - or in general?

[mertol22]

Dressing smart today looks odd , somehow you come across as above others you don't see folks dress smart thesedays  we live in the age of trainers and trackie bottoms a borderline of a Rab C  Nesbit culture if you will , but back then there existed some morals dressing smart was no crime then I consider it a show of respect I notice today its crumbled to pieces and back in the 80s  the English Language was still in force but would in time slip to the insane and dumb tone of Do you know what I mean society, which gladly I opted out of if dressing smart is and was a crime then , then lets have Jeremy in court and have him on that .

[lookout]

 Good post,Mertol.

[Jan]

Dressing smart today looks odd , somehow you come across as above others you don't see folks dress smart thesedays  we live in the age of trainers and trackie bottoms a borderline of a Rab C  Nesbit culture if you will , but back then there existed some morals dressing smart was no crime then I consider it a show of respect I notice today its crumbled to pieces and back in the 80s  the English Language was still in force but would in time slip to the insane and dumb tone of Do you know what I mean society, which gladly I opted out of if dressing smart is and was a crime then , then lets have Jeremy in court and have him on that .

yes he needs lessons on exactly how to react when you have lost your family and are being hounded constantly by the press. There must be a manual with instructions somewhere .

[Jane]

yes he needs lessons on exactly how to react when you have lost your family and are being hounded constantly by the press. There must be a manual with instructions somewhere .

None of us knows how we're going to do it until we're in a position of having to, but I find it sickeningly disrespectful when Adam makes crude and tasteless comments about it.

[Alias]

None of us knows how we're going to do it until we're in a position of having to, but I find it sickeningly disrespectful when Adam makes crude and tasteless comments about it.

I don´t know how you can make a joke about one of your parents´ funeral - but he did! 

[lookout]

None of us knows how we're going to do it until we're in a position of having to, but I find it sickeningly disrespectful when Adam makes crude and tasteless comments about it.

It's because he is a crude,disrespectful and tasteless person,April. He can't help it.

[Jane]

I don´t know how you can make a joke about one of your parents´ funeral - but he did! 

He probably thinks it makes him look sophisticated and adult.