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[OT] Amy Winehouse R.I.P Posted on: 24.07.2011 by Ella Rick R.i.p | |
Andreas Burchette 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by B Linus
I feel sorry for people leading themselves to drug abuse due to the thousands of problems they face in their lives. and I dont dare call them junkies, as they've been through loads of shit that most of us wouldnt have the strength to endure. however, I cant feel sorry for someone who had EVERYTHING they dreamt of and ruined their life because they thought rehab was a bad idea... thus her death was no surprise to anyone. "so they tried to make you go to rehab but you said no, no, no?" sometimes it seems as if life has a weird and cynical sense of humour. and I love it. |
nayit ruiz jaramillo 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by transient
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May Artman 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by duerr
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Evelyn Navarijo 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by duerr
Now, Winehouse died at the same time as a horrible atrocity was committed in Norway. Winehouse led a drug-filled, abusive life, in Norway, ~90 people were murdered, for no reason other than not being nazis. When the death of Amy Winehouse gets more publicity (not in the media obviously, but stuff like Facebook etc.) than the terrorist incident in Norway, I can see how that might upset some people. Now, I'm not saying that any death is somehow "more important" than others, someone passing away at the age of 27 *is* sad. But I can definitely see why the way some people prioritize whatever they share on Facebook/community s can upset others. |
Gilma Marchini 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by Gianmarco
It's sad that she's dead, but the tragedy in Norway was much worst. Get your priorities straight A-murrika. |
Ninfa Larranaga 28.07.2011 | she looked good before crack happened to her: |
Andreas Burchette 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by B Linus
I feel sorry for people leading themselves to drug abuse due to the thousands of problems they face in their lives. and I dont dare call them junkies, as they've been through loads of shit that most of us wouldnt have the strength to endure. however, I cant feel sorry for someone who had EVERYTHING they dreamt of and ruined their life because they thought rehab was a bad idea... thus her death was no surprise to anyone. "so they tried to make you go to rehab but you said no, no, no?" sometimes it seems as if life has a weird and cynical sense of humour. and I love it. |
Marshall Aby 24.07.2011 | Great voice. Had the misfortune to have paparazzi follow her around every time she wandered around Camden looking confused; all because the British public lap up celeb's tales of woe. Most addicts don't have to face that too. Anyone who has ever bought a newspaper or magazine because of a 'look what Winehouse has done now' should be ashamed. |
nayit ruiz jaramillo 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by transient
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May Artman 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by duerr
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Kassandra Guthmiller 24.07.2011 | Just read in the paper and several news websites that she died from overdosing on alcohol and ecstasy. Which quite frankly I believe is bullshit |
Evelia Mcgaffin 24.07.2011 | She was talented. But she took a gift one in a million people have and shat all over it, and I for one will not pretend like she deserves extra respect because she lived up to one-tenth of her potential and then croaked because she didn't care that she was lucky. |
Hanna Ridenbaugh 24.07.2011 | ti's sad Elton John will perform at Amy Winehouse's funeral with a beautiful rendition of Candle Under The Spoon.:eek: sorry could not resist |
Evelyn Navarijo 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by duerr
Now, Winehouse died at the same time as a horrible atrocity was committed in Norway. Winehouse led a drug-filled, abusive life, in Norway, ~90 people were murdered, for no reason other than not being nazis. When the death of Amy Winehouse gets more publicity (not in the media obviously, but stuff like Facebook etc.) than the terrorist incident in Norway, I can see how that might upset some people. Now, I'm not saying that any death is somehow "more important" than others, someone passing away at the age of 27 *is* sad. But I can definitely see why the way some people prioritize whatever they share on Facebook/community s can upset others. |
Belen Wermes 24.07.2011 | the holocaust was worse than norway. why isn't anyone updating their facebook about the holocaust. also. the ice age. all those dinosaurs. dead. who's mourning the dinosaurs. why should anyone care about the death of michael jackson when all those dinosaurs died because of those cold winters. IS ANYONE THINKING ABOUT THE DINOSAURS |
Gilma Marchini 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by Gianmarco
It's sad that she's dead, but the tragedy in Norway was much worst. Get your priorities straight A-murrika. |
Karena Katherine 24.07.2011 | makes since she died so you...typical Rock and Roll Lifestyle just living it up! |
Takisha Hodulik 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by Georgeo0
What I am getting to is that people die everyday (some unfortunately in worse ways then others). What about the attacks in Norway or the recent gunning in Texas earlier today? Those were tragedies too. Yes I understand that people were obviously more connected to her then those people (and even some of us musicians), but I just feel that people take celebrity deaths way too seriously. |
Melia Balvaneda 24.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by WhatsADJ?
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Cathi Bannasch 23.07.2011 | either way people or a person died... why are all of you guys arguing over it. I do not really believe a person can be right either way. |
Belen Wermes 23.07.2011 | people tend to morn the loss of people who they actually know of or have appreciated something they shared (ie Amy Winehouse's music) versus random tragedies to people they've never known or known of. is that really so surprising to you? grow up. |
Neil Malia 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by Georgeo0
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Lin Danek 23.07.2011 | Great voice. Tormented soul. R.I.P. |
Gilma Marchini 23.07.2011 | She be chillin with AM now. |
Louise Dirico 23.07.2011 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA4oH...eature=related We'll keep banging it out for you Good Night Little Lady |
Belen Wermes 23.07.2011 | that was sad to hear, her music is dope. one of the few current pop musicians who were making real music, not like lady gaga and the rest of those plastic product pushers. |
Danae Dumler 23.07.2011 | funny, I'm tired of my facebook page blowing up with people suggesting that if you cared that Amy Winehouse died you were somehow disrespecting people who died in Norway. The two things have nothing to do with each other; a tragedy is a tragedy, and whatever you believe about how someone led their life, the day of their death is the wrong time to judge them. |
Melia Balvaneda 23.07.2011 | ya, its sad that Amy Winehouse died.. but what about all of those people in Norway?!? im just tired of my facebook page blowing up with Amy Winehouse, when 92 children were shot on a secluded island by some guy!!! its horrible! just because she is famous, we give her so much attention.. I mean she over dosed on drugs, its not like she was an angel or somethin. makes me mad.. Sorry if i sound like a dick, but there are worse things going on in the world people should be upset about. |
Random X 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by nuke5
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May Artman 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by Flash101uk
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Kassandra Guthmiller 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by MrPopinjay
edit: should have read the whole thread before posting |
Roy Houn 23.07.2011 | [ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/27_Club"]27 Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia@@AMEPARAM@@/wiki/File:Padlock.svg" class="image" title="This page is protected."><img alt="This page is protected." src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/59/Padlock.svg/40px-Padlock.svg.png"@@AMEPARAM@@commons/thumb/5/59/Padlock.svg/40px-Padlock.svg.png[/ame]i believe Jim Morrison was also 27 when he passed wasnt he? |
Fannie Ohayre 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by keeb
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Ok Moroski 23.07.2011 | Sad, but not too surprising unfortunately. Fame + current drug use = disaster. R.I.P. |
Fannie Ohayre 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by MrPopinjay
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Tatum Ansaldo 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by transient
What a horrible thing to say. She had a lot of problems, what did she ever do to you? Keep your hurtful comments to yourself. |
Nguyet Shedenhelm 23.07.2011 | Good riddance! |
Shonda Soulier 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
Sad... I don't know if she'll have the same legacy as those others. Frank is a great album and Back to Black is a phenomenal album. I don't believe she had enough success for "legendary" status though. |
Kiyoko Wellisch 23.07.2011 | So any news on what she died of? |
Breana Singerman 23.07.2011 |
Originally Posted by Flash101uk
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