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I like how when a man dies with his wife in a comedy hall I think it was, people saw the humour in it. and his wife was glad he died laughing, but when a leicester fan dies watching something they love, tragic r.i.p. I just can't deal with mixed remembrance. why should a celebrity get more remembrance than the window cleaner, or a window cleaner more than a celebrity. that's why it's best if it's left personal than public imo
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[quote=Torres65]I like how when a man dies with his wife in a comedy hall I think it was, people saw the humour in it. and his wife was glad he died laughing, but when a leicester fan dies watching something they love, tragic r.i.p. I just can't deal with mixed remembrance. why should a celebrity get more remembrance than the window cleaner [/quote]
Thinking about that, you are indeed correct.
Talking of which, my window cleaner recently fell off his ladder and is now crippled for life.
THAt is ALSO tragic imo.
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[quote=Torres65]I like how when a man dies with his wife in a comedy hall I think it was, people saw the humour in it. and his wife was glad he died laughing, but when a leicester fan dies watching something they love, tragic r.i.p. I just can't deal with mixed remembrance. why should a celebrity get more remembrance than the window cleaner [/quote]
Thinking about that, you are indeed correct.
Talking of which, my window cleaner recently fell off his ladder and is now crippled for life.
THAt is ALSO tragic imo. yep sometimes you should feel more sorry for the living than the deceased that's why I think it's good we have support and charities for families who have lost people, but I don't agree with pretending you care as much about them as their families that includes paying your respects. why do they need respect they are already dead, why not give them respect when they were alive
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[quote=Torres65]I like how when a man dies with his wife in a comedy hall I think it was, people saw the humour in it. and his wife was glad he died laughing, but when a leicester fan dies watching something they love, tragic r.i.p. I just can't deal with mixed remembrance. why should a celebrity get more remembrance than the window cleaner [/quote]
Thinking about that, you are indeed correct.
Talking of which, my window cleaner recently fell off his ladder and is now crippled for life.
THAt is ALSO tragic imo. yep sometimes you should feel more sorry for the living than the deceased I do really, as he has six kids to look after. Hell of a decent chap too. Gutted for him. His suffering will go on for a long time unfortunately. No insurance either as you can't get it if your job involves ladders apparently now.
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there is a difference between a fan dying at a football match and an african fan dying of hunger or something worse? death is all the same to me. and no I shouldn't I wasn't born before hillsborough, I get that people are still hurting with injustice, I've read gerrard's book, but I don't see why I should concern myself with the tragedy, can't I just support liverpool? yeh
I know people will say they want to 'pay their respects' and this thread is part of that. but I get annoyed when the media report the death of every celebrity and people naively jump on the sob train too, just giving the media what they want. There is no point attracting attention to something you aren't personally connected to, does my head in. sorry if I appear cold sad you my friends , i suppose the 96 are nothing either to you . Come on Faz he's never said that. He's entitled to his opinion like it or not and unlike some, it's not just an opinion to provoke a reaction. entitled to his opinion..your a phoney pal, you know quite well that doesn't apply to your way of thinking, if it was me who had said it there is no way you would be so lenient towards me, you would of come down on me straight away for saying that... Not at all. I embrace everyone's opinion whether I agree or not. The difference between Torres and your good self is that he has said what he said in a genuine manner and not tainted it with any kind of condescension or inflammatory comments. He has also showed himself time and time again to be a genuine poster who expresses himself in a sensible manner and argues his points well. You on the other hand? Well we all know what you're about so we don't need to go there any more. Anyway, off for a chocolate hobnob now so see ya later my 'mate'.
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[quote=Torres65]I like how when a man dies with his wife in a comedy hall I think it was, people saw the humour in it. and his wife was glad he died laughing, but when a leicester fan dies watching something they love, tragic r.i.p. I just can't deal with mixed remembrance. why should a celebrity get more remembrance than the window cleaner [/quote]
Thinking about that, you are indeed correct.
Talking of which, my window cleaner recently fell off his ladder and is now crippled for life.
THAt is ALSO tragic imo. yep sometimes you should feel more sorry for the living than the deceased that's why I think it's good we have support and charities for families who have lost people, but I don't agree with pretending you care as much about them as their families that includes paying your respects. why do they need respect they are already dead, why not give them respect when they were alive undue respect* so respect you wouldn't ordinarily give them
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[quote=Torres65]I like how when a man dies with his wife in a comedy hall I think it was, people saw the humour in it. and his wife was glad he died laughing, but when a leicester fan dies watching something they love, tragic r.i.p. I just can't deal with mixed remembrance. why should a celebrity get more remembrance than the window cleaner [/quote]
Thinking about that, you are indeed correct.
Talking of which, my window cleaner recently fell off his ladder and is now crippled for life.
THAt is ALSO tragic imo. yep sometimes you should feel more sorry for the living than the deceased I do really, as he has six kids to look after. Hell of a decent chap too. Gutted for him. His suffering will go on for a long time unfortunately. No insurance either as you can't get it if your job involves ladders apparently now. living for his kids eh? otherwise he'd go to switzerland?
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It's only inflammatory in people's opinion to those where it's close to the truth, there the only ones who get offended plus the fact I fully back up why I think that in s clear and understanding manner.
Enjoy your hobnobs my mate...
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It's only inflammatory in people's opinion to those where it's close to the truth, there the only ones who get offended plus the fact I fully back up why I think that in s clear and understanding manner.
Enjoy your hobnobs my mate... Cadbury's flake
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It's only inflammatory in people's opinion to those where it's close to the truth, there the only ones who get offended plus the fact I fully back up why I think that in s clear and understanding manner.
Enjoy your hobnobs my mate... Cadbury's flake love them as good if not better than Galaxy Ripples...
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