85 replies to this topic

[Jake]

Damn, yal is some rude ass people.
Can we at least say nicer things than 'She deserved it' 'She had it coming'. Rude ass mofo's

I can't think of a song that I liked from her, so who cares broski.

[semore]

She had like 5 grammy's somehow xD rip

[Badger]

This is sad. Although I don't know the story of her life, I'm sure she didn't ask to be unhappy.
Don't judge, guys... addictive drugs really transform and change even the best of people.


R.I.P.

[don4prez]

All the crack she has been snorting for god knows how long finally finished her off. Twas about time!

one doesn't snort crack, they smoke it. crack is the rock form of cocaine, cocaine is the substance one snorts.

p.s. - do you main annie?

[redlion]

Your point? I never denied that she made music.

Everyone blows money when they get it like that. Is it her fault that the glamour of drugs, sex and music pulled her in so tightly? She isn't the same as junkies blowing and robbing for money. She probably got medical grade. She lives in the UK, she can get fucking diamorphine from any doctor.

[nrnclr]

Valerie
Rehab
Back to Black

And its not surprising to have all the bad news about her, after all, who wants to hear good news?

I think Valerie was a cover song.

RIP Amy

[Tsvete]

one doesn't snort crack, they smoke it. crack is the rock form of cocaine, cocaine is the substance one snorts.

p.s. - do you main annie?

Thanks for explaining My drugs educations is poor.

p.s. Yes

Edited by Anniie, 25 July 2011 - 10:50 AM.

[Frizzle]

Everyone blows money when they get it like that. Is it her fault that the glamour of drugs, sex and music pulled her in so tightly? She isn't the same as junkies blowing and robbing for money. She probably got medical grade. She lives in the UK, she can get fucking diamorphine from any doctor.

So it makes it perfecty ok to break the law?

[redlion]

So it makes it perfecty ok to break the law?

Like royals break the law with diplomatic immunity all the time?

[Waser Lave]

Like royals break the law with diplomatic immunity all the time?

Do they?

[redlion]

Do they?

Maybe not british royals, but Saudi royals, and their cousins in the gulf. And I'm sure the remaining European royals have their share of black sheep.

[Ladida]

Felt like I was punched in the stomach when I heard. Still feels that way. RIP Amy.

[Kyouma]

Its too bad she died.

Probably better than spiraling in and out of depression, constantly battling against drugs and alcohol, faced with health issues and all that. Then her music goes down (if its possible) and she ends up a homeless druggie

[polyneux]

I remember a couple of years ago some tabloid possibly TMZ had poster her with the tag line "Most likely to die by the end of this year Award" or something like that. >.>

[Xelres]

'They tried to make her go to rehab and she said no no no'

Now look what happens if you don't go! ;P

RIP Amy

[Frizzle]

Like royals break the law with diplomatic immunity all the time?

Comparing a parking ticket -no criminal offence-, to an indictable offence is silly.

[redlion]

Comparing a parking ticket -no criminal offence-, to an indictable offence is silly.

Come now, are you trying to make me do work? Because I'll do it if you insist.

I distinctly remember a news story about a Bahraini or UAE oil sheik who ran over someone in the US with his car, and then fled the country under diplomatic status to avoid prosecution. And the sheer amount of rape and sexual assault cases... you can't be seriously comparing them to parking tickets.

[Basstar]

...addictive drugs really transform and change even the best of people.

But i think without the drugs she wouldn't have a successful career like she had... Drugs expend your ideas and i know what iam talking about

Edited by Basstar, 27 July 2011 - 04:34 AM.

[Frizzle]

Nothing heard in the uk. This is about a drug addict who was too busy sticking needles in her arm to concentrate on family and friends.

They're illegal for a reason.

[luvsmyncis]

Drug addicts make my life harder on a daily basis as well. But for me it's just disgusting and tragic. Like seeing someone who's had too much plastic surgery. I just shake my head and look away dramatically.

[Waser Lave]

Come now, are you trying to make me do work? Because I'll do it if you insist.

I distinctly remember a news story about a Bahraini or UAE oil sheik who ran over someone in the US with his car, and then fled the country under diplomatic status to avoid prosecution. And the sheer amount of rape and sexual assault cases... you can't be seriously comparing them to parking tickets.

In the case of the royal families of places like Saudi Arabia the problem is that those families are in control of the country too, there's no separation of powers. In Britain, our royal family members don't get diplomatic immunity unless they're travelling with The Queen and hence on official diplomatic business so if they were to break the law in another country they'd be held responsible for it.

Even with diplomatic immunity it's possible for the home country of the person involved to waive their immunity if they commit a serious crime. Failure to be willing to do that (or prosecute the individual themselves) suggests a problem/corruption with the government of the home country involved rather than just the individual. Of course there is always a different option, you could just send Mel Gibson to deal with them.

[luvsmyncis]

Of course there is always a different option, you could just send Mel Gibson to deal with them.

He'll put you in the rose garden.

[DanDoesWork]

That was sad when I heard she died...apparently nothing conclusive about her death I heard. Another talented musician who has died way early. Hope her family is doing well with this

[trixz1]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14262237



Who didn't see that one coming?

its sad n true it was bound to come but i actually saw a peice where she actually gained a little bit of weight n was trying to get better a bit before that...