People Who Died (8 Viewers)

[David Kronenbourg]

the link? it's just an image search of your man

no i tried to post a pic. see above

 

[nooleen]

this is my favourite

i can't choose just one, his look is so versatile

 

[Hector Grey]

When people die, isn't it totally natural to think of oneself?

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

haha

bunny kinney - Google Search

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

When I die, I want some solipsistic douchefart that I did drugs with in my teens to write my obit.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

"I'm here to pick up Peaches, yeah?"

 

[washingcattle]

When I die I want some shite bag that was at the same party as me but never actually met me to write my eulogy.

Or better yet i want Thumped to write it and some coked up hooker to read it.

 

[CinnamonBoy]

God, I hate young people.

 

[washingcattle]

I can't get over this one

"I'm here to pick up Peaches, yeah?"

"Fuck off, come back when you look like a fucking man"

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

His lack of self-awareness goes to 11

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

Wasn't there a "Faces I want to slap" thread or something?

 

[nlgbbbblth]

check this out. i've never read an obituary that was more about the writer than the deceased before. what a creepy narcissist.
Goodbye my friend Peaches Geldof – you were too young to die | Bunny Kinney | Comment is free | theguardian.com

Self-indulgent wanker.

Some good comments by the readers.
"They are the 'creatives'. Nobody can tell me what it means, only that they are waging cultural apartheid on the 'professionals' in our urban centres. At least one in every group will have a ludicrous name and most see themselves as superior to the rest of the population, believing they have found a higher calling than mere mortals who don't have access to a trust fund."

Reminds me of the patronising I***a Whisker interview in the Tribune that ended up being the subject of one of my threads here.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Self-indulgent wanker.

Some good comments by the readers.
"They are the 'creatives'. Nobody can tell me what it means, only that they are waging cultural apartheid on the 'professionals' in our urban centres. At least one in every group will have a ludicrous name and most see themselves as superior to the rest of the population, believing they have found a higher calling than mere mortals who don't have access to a trust fund."

Reminds me of the patronising I***a Whisker interview in the Tribune that ended up being the subject of one of my threads here.

Creative me hole. He's a cunt. We're laughing at the cunt.

 

[shidheat]

Gabriel García Márquez

 

[pavlos]

Gabriel García Márquez

Very sad. RIP. Many's the happy hour was spent reading that man's books.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

I'm not sad. When someone 80+ dies it's a daycent full stop. He had some deadly books and thankfully they don't all get immolated with his increasingly fetid corpus.

 

[pavlos]

I'm not sad. When someone 80+ dies it's a daycent full stop. He had some deadly books and thankfully they don't all get immolated with his increasingly fetid corpus.

True enough! Bit of late night sentimentality there, I don't think he was in great health either.

 

[Jim Daniels]

Natty Brooker

First drummer with Spacemen 3. Designer of their record sleeves (and Spiritualized's too)

"My old and dear friend Natty Brooker died yesterday after a long illness with cancer. He was a big influence on me as a young man, a fellow Captain Beefheart fan and an all round crazy and incoherent companion.. As well playing (arguably the best) drums in the earliest line up of Spacemen 3, he designed some of the most memorable artwork for both the Spacemen and Spiritualized. I lived under the same roof as him for most of my young adult years in Rugby and nearly all of my memories of that time have him involved in some bizarre or outrageous way... To this day I never play Dr. Alimantado's 'best dressed chicken in town' without thinking of him. I once came home to find he'd painted everything in the front room white....floor, walls,.. furniture, windows! . ..everything! and that was on one of his more normal days.. My thoughts and condolences to all his family and friends. He was a true and very original soul. Xj
Jason Spaceman

Photo taken by jspaceman3 - @jspaceman3 on Fri Apr 18 2014 at 18:38 - INK361

 

[washingcattle]

Very sad. RIP. Many's the happy hour was spent reading that man's books.

I just started 100 Years Of Solitude which was released on Kindle there at the start of the month. If the first 13 pages are anything to go by it's going straight into my top 10.

Sad news, but humans were not designed to live 80 years.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I once had good enough Spanish that I could read No One Writes To The Colonel in the original

One of the very few times I'd like to be 18 again