《Lesson 093 Serial Killers》.pdf

The Bob and Rob Show Study Guide Lesson 94: Serial Killers date: July 08, 2007 file name: bobrob 07-08-07 Show notes Today we deal with a very dark issue and evil in our society: serial killers. If the content is a little too scary, we apologize, but please be warned that we talk about a rather morbid topic today. Quotes Murder is always a mistake, one should never do anything one can not talk about after dinner. Oscar Wilde Remorse for what, you people have done everything to me, doesnt that give me equal right? Charles Manson Phrasal Verbs Idioms To kill off = to end something eg: I bet Harry Potter will get killed off in the next series. Idioms “Dress to kill”: to put on your smartest clothes in order to impress people, usually in order to create a romantic attachment eg: she went to the bar dressed to kill. Bonus Idiom: to kill the goose that lays the golden egg: if you do this, then you are ruining a great way of being successful. You are spoiling your chance of making a good and continuous profit eg: those customers are great so dont lose them. Remember what they say, dont kill the goose that lays the golden egg. AJESS Gunther Stiller gave some great tips on how to exploit the study guide: Check out all the unfamiliar cultural references (which are not part of your schemata), idioms and phrasal verbs first before litening to the show. Email Bag A rather scary email from Bill the Butcher. Bob and Rob will be careful. Both Sides of the Pond (US) detective (UK) inspector (US) sheriff (UK) chief/head of police (in urban areas) (US) deputy (UK) county police officer (US) district attorney (D.A) (UK) Public Prosecutor (US) the witness stand (UK) the witness box (US) guard/correction officer (UK) prison warder (US) rubber (UK) condom Song The Butchers Ballad, by Mark Moleman. Show transcript BOB Hi, its the Bob and Rob Show. This is Bob. ROB And this is Rob. BOB Hey, were back again, Rob. ROB