Peaches Geldoff Dead

Pigeon_Killer · 8 Apr 2014 at 22:33

arknor said:
Turned off when she said you need a 9ft wide bed to sleep with a baby...

Jimmy Savile managed with hospital beds.

SexyGreyFox · 8 Apr 2014 at 22:35

James J said:
I meant from proper news outlets such as the BBC. When do they ever report truly good news? Obviously you are too much of a sarcastic know it all to understand that though.

I think you ought to watch the News before you make silly comments. Just off the top of my head, this evenings news reported a fantastic uplifting story from Rwanda.

Dyson · 8 Apr 2014 at 22:37

Pigeon_Killer said:
Jimmy Savile managed with hospital beds.

Shouldn't have, but made me laugh

James J · 8 Apr 2014 at 22:41

Dimple said:
I think you ought to watch the News before you make silly comments. Just off the top of my head, this evenings news reported a fantastic uplifting story from Rwanda.

One story amongst the daily list of deaths, crimes, natural disasters and mystery's that probably result in the previous 3. Try cover it all you want, but british news is based on doom and gloom and always has been.

Theophany · 8 Apr 2014 at 22:43

Richdog said:
Yes, it is perfectly logical that this would be widely reported, given our celebrity and media culture. Give me one single reason that it isn't, despite your personal and subjective views on the worth of the celebrity in question.

In fact it's so simple and easy to explain, that if you actually need it explained then it's a tad worrying on your behalf.

I think you've misread me as I was actually defending what you'd said. Whilst the celebrity culture may not be entirely logical, your reasoning for why this is so widely reported is entirely logical.

Chill dem beans, man.

SexyGreyFox · 8 Apr 2014 at 22:47

arknor said:
Turned off when she said you need a 9ft wide bed to sleep with a baby...

and I did it with my babies but many babies are killed a year by parents rolling onto them.

James J said:
One story amongst the daily list of deaths, crimes, natural disasters and mystery's that probably result in the previous 3. Try cover it all you want, but british news is based on doom and gloom and always has been.

I'm not disagreeing with you but who will watch a News full of kittens and fluffy bunny's?

James J · 8 Apr 2014 at 23:47

Dimple said:
and I did it with my babies but many babies are killed a year by parents rolling onto them.

I'm not disagreeing with you but who will watch a News full of kittens and fluffy bunny's?

No as thats being completely unrealistic. I would like to hear new breakthroughs in science and technology though, plus journalistic pieces on people who give their time/money to charity. These are the stories that are shoved to the very back of the list when it comes to the TV and news papers, regardless of the source.

itchy · 9 Apr 2014 at 00:17

Just lost someone close to me 4 hours ago!

So to all the retards get a **** `n grip it happens to everyone. :mad:

If you close it hurts like hell, and I have to tell my 7 year old daughter in the morning!

So you know ******* retards, people die and it hurts like hell!

Nix · 9 Apr 2014 at 01:43

Participant said:
Another eloquent well-reasoned argument from Tefal.

My view is that this thread is just another news thread, no need to over-think it. It's a shame for the family, of course, and her celebrity status will always give her death more attention than someone whose sister's husband died.

It's not a 'how many RIPs can I get' competition, it's just a different situation.

That said RIP is a flawed phrase anyway, since the concept of 'rest' or 'peace' in death is ridiculous.

If you knew Tefal, you'd understand the response.

I actually agree with him, the_chicco deserved that.

Nix · 9 Apr 2014 at 01:44

itchy said:
Just lost someone close to me 4 hours ago!

So to all the retards get a **** `n grip it happens to everyone.

If you close it hurts like hell, and I have to tell my 7 year old daughter in the morning!

So you know ******* retards, people die and it hurts like hell!

I'm sorry to hear that.

GothicCorpse · 9 Apr 2014 at 03:11

dowie said:
She stood up well against Katie Hopkins:

http://www.itv.com/thismorning/hot-topics/the-wildest-funniest-cleverest-peaches

i cant even watch it

( and im from uk!

deej · 9 Apr 2014 at 03:17

LewisStuart said:
aneurism on wiki

Whilst I appreciate the "accuracy" of wiki, My sister-in-law died of a brain aneurysm 18 months ago very suddenly, leaving my brother with a 1 and 3 yr old. She was also in her 20s.

No matter the cause, my thoughts do go out the her husband and children as I know what they will have to go through in the near future.

cainer · 9 Apr 2014 at 04:02

GothicCorpse said:
i cant even watch it ( and im from uk!

i couldnt untill i turned off my browsers tracking protection
cant stand that katie hopkins so i turned it back on again and /quit

K1LLSW1TCH · 9 Apr 2014 at 05:07

arknor said:
I think I got a single RIP In "this instant and this moment" when my sisters bloke died age 41 of heart disease a few months back.

There's not much point on posting anything of note in TIAM unless you're part of the little clique.

Nix · 9 Apr 2014 at 05:13

K1LLSW1TCH said:
There's not much point on posting anything of note in TIAM unless you're part of the little clique.

So much rubbish gets posted in there it's easy to get overlooked.

Efour · 9 Apr 2014 at 05:25

K1LLSW1TCH said:
There's not much point on posting anything of note in TIAM unless ...

corrected

SexyGreyFox · 9 Apr 2014 at 07:41

James J said:
No as thats being completely unrealistic. I would like to hear new breakthroughs in science and technology though, plus journalistic pieces on people who give their time/money to charity. These are the stories that are shoved to the very back of the list when it comes to the TV and news papers, regardless of the source.

I might be able to help you because somebody was telling me something the other day about a recent technology that's come out that will be able for you to see the kind of news you want, I'll have to do some research.

Update:
Found it, it's called Google and you can search for any kind of news you want.
Here you go, found this in 5 seconds: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology/

SexyGreyFox · 9 Apr 2014 at 07:53

James J said:
No as thats being completely unrealistic. I would like to hear new breakthroughs in science and technology though, plus journalistic pieces on people who give their time/money to charity. These are the stories that are shoved to the very back of the list when it comes to the TV and news papers, regardless of the source.

I might be able to help you because somebody was telling me something the other day about a recent technology that's come out that will be able for you to see the kind of news you want, I'll have to do some research.

Update:
Found it, it's called Google and you can search for any kind of news you want.
Here you go, found this in 5 seconds: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology/

Edrof · 9 Apr 2014 at 08:59

Even as someone neutral in this debate I can see this thread is becoming beyond distasteful.

James J · 9 Apr 2014 at 09:52

Dimple said:
I might be able to help you because somebody was telling me something the other day about a recent technology that's come out that will be able for you to see the kind of news you want, I'll have to do some research.

Update:
Found it, it's called Google and you can search for any kind of news you want.
Here you go, found this in 5 seconds: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology/

Yes because that's broadcast on tv isn't it... :rolleyes:

Love the way that every time I come back to you with an answer you can only respond with childish sarcasm.