Scottish gangster who liked Deep Space Nine dies

[toughlittleship]

A few weeks ago, I posted about John Barrowman and Freema Agyeman's love of DS9. Now it's a Scottish mobster.

http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/education/display.var.1601823.0.0.php

 

[Ezri]

Strange ..... than it is again in the UK

 

[Navaros]

He probably related a lot to episodes like "Business as Usual" and "Honor Among Thieves".

Plus, Gangsters have good taste. :thumbsup:

RIP.

 

[Temis the Vorta]

It's weird they'd mention that in a story about his funeral.

Sometimes people's tastes in TV can really shock ya. Reportedly, George Bush is a big Babyloniac. I'm sure this forum will love hearing that.

 

[intrinsical]

Quark and the Rules of Accquisition must have been a huge influence.

 

[MeanJoePhaser]

As the coffin was brought into Daldowie's East Chapel dozens of Mr McGraw's most trusted lieutenants formed a guard of honour, while Robbie Williams's Angels played inside.

Robbie Williams??

Mr Locke added: "Tam had trouble in his life, some of which in the distant past led to him spending time at Her Majesty's convenience.

Gotta love that about the British. "Her Majesty's convenience", here in the states they might say "n#$$@ did some time" or some shit.

 

[OmahaStar]

Temis the Vorta said:
It's weird they'd mention that in a story about his funeral.

Sometimes people's tastes in TV can really shock ya. Reportedly, George Bush is a big Babyloniac. I'm sure this forum will love hearing that.

What's a Babyloniac? Do you mean Fiver?

 

[Tomalak]

Temis the Vorta said:
It's weird they'd mention that in a story about his funeral.

Not really - you don't expect the most feared man in Glasgow to be a geek at heart.

 

[Judas Ascendant]

I hope his last words were "Today is a good day to die!" or "You pathetic mak'dar!"