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Originally posted by CombatKarambitTell you what. Why don't you die and I'll deliver your eulogy. It won't take me long to compose it. I'll even get some mention of your death in the media. Then you can be a happy person.
Honestly, who cares if she died? Her face has been plastered on CNN for the past several days now. Isn't there more important news?
If I died on the ski slope would I be on the news?
We place way too much importance on her.
I'm glad she died. Now her rich family can understand a little better what it's like to suffer.
Originally posted by CombatKarambityeah but yer not hawt!
Honestly, who cares if she died? Her face has been plastered on CNN for the past several days now. Isn't there more important news?
If I died on the ski slope would I be on the news?
We place way too much importance on her.
I'm glad she died. Now her rich family can understand a little better what it's like to suffer.
Originally posted by sonhouseI'd still tap that... assuming they've thawed her out that is.
Tony award winning actress, married to Liam Neeson, daughter of Vanessa Redgrave, died on a beginners slope of all things, must have hit her head pretty hard, died of brain trauma today. RIP, she was a good actress.
Originally posted by CombatKarambitCheck the first page and you'll see people from all over the world discussing the subject. If you don't care about it, that is fine... but 'being glad' she died to prove something to her family is idiotic.
The problem with America is we focus WAY TOO much on the lives on the rich. Why is the American public so fascinated by the rich, the celebrities, the sportstars? It makes me sick.
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Originally posted by CombatKarambitWhen discussing the anger related to your menial existence perhaps it's best to use the singular instead of the plural.
Through our fascination and wallets we empower these rich-F***s to live amazing lives while we work 9-5 barely making rent. We must put an end to this BS by idolizing these rich ungrateful slobs.