Know money in that mate it's a dieing tradeI knew I should have been an undertaker :lol: RIP
It's really dangerous too, people don't tend to check their near side mirror enoughKnow money in that mate it's a dieing trade
But he seemed /seems such a nice man n all ...Tony Blair hopefully
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My money is on The Queen.Who is it tomorrow ?
you wish you Scottish infidel :lol:My money is on The Queen.
now passed away.Have some respect . There are faimaly concerned whoever it is that has dies!!! Carrie Fishers mom Debbie Re
ynolds has been rushed to hospital with a suspected stroke!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-38455653
I don't believe it's a bizarre fascination more so that someone you maybe 'grew up with' as a kid strikes a chord when they pass away.What ****es me off is peoples bizzare fascination with "famous" people dying as if its more of a shame than anyone else.......... people die every ****ing day and nobody gives a ****...somebody famous dies and suddenly everyone jumps on the "oh my god I can believe _____ died....such a tragedy" band wagon......the media do it too but they just use it for free advertising.
Say a musician dies......then they seem to be everyone's favorite all of a sudden. People are lame as ****.....off you go and buy your George micheal t shirt or.....whoever.
Folk die....yeah....shame.....happens to us all sooner or later and its strange that death is still a taboo subject in the west given how often it happens.
AND.....Who decided that dying was the worst possible thing that can happen on you? I disagree.
Everything that has a beginning, has an end.
Merry Christmas
looks like carrie fisher's mother has just died :rotz:....shame your not up now watching TV ? bbc news HARD TALK..is showing an old interview about her ? did you know star wars wanted her to lose weight for her role as they thought her seven stone weight was too heavy for her role :shake: most women these days look the double of the late john candy :crackup:I don't believe it's a bizarre fascination more so that someone you maybe 'grew up with' as a kid strikes a chord when they pass away.
I remember when I was a kid when music or film stars passed away and it was mentioned on the news my parents would always 'sigh' or make a comment about what a shame it was. At the time I never really understood. But as time has gone on I now understand.
I was never a fan of George Michael (honestly:angelbut he has been in the public eye since I was at school and so is someone I am more than aware of. I believe he did a lot of charity work and 53 is no age to shuffle off, so for me it is a shame. Again Carrie Fisher was one that resonates with me. As a big star wars fan she is someone that I've 'known' since being a kid - Empire Strikes Back was the first film I saw at the cinema (gives away age) with my old man. So for me it is a real shame she has passed away and again 60 aint very old.
I must say I don't get the hysterical types that feel the need to queue for hours for the funeral of a famous person or member of the royal family and throw flowers on the hearse as it passes by - not wishing to sound disrespectful or owt.
Oh yeah.looks like carrie fisher's mother has just died :rotz:....shame your not up now watching TV ? bbc news HARD TALK..is showing an old interview about her ? did you know star wars wanted her to lose weight for her role as they thought her seven stone weight was too heavy for her role :shake: most women these days look the double of the late john candy :crackup:
Just awake.my mistake you are awake :yawn:
switch on to BBC 1 now