slagging off the dead

[Holden MacGroyn]

So they are exempt.
I thought so.

It's all about personal opinions.

I don't care if people cunt Whiteley off.
I thought he was ok, but to get touchy about it is pointless.

Now sober up and stop behaving like a bitch.

[Pervert]

As one of those who did shed genuine tears, rather than the crocodile ones, when Diana, Princess of Wales was so cruelly taken from us, I can only wonder at you terrible people.

Okay, the tears were running down my legs.

[Holden MacGroyn]

Well what can I say Crackers other than I despise Williams & Baddiel with a passion.
Can you imagine what kind of a hypocritical cunt I'd look if I got all soppy over them?

Where's Mad Dog Magoo when you need him?
Bumming his dog no doubt.

[Pervert]

Ah, but you see, you're supposed to be kind to them in death.

The sheer wave of faux mourning that encompassed this country in late summer 1997 was incredible. People who lost their wives, husbands, parents, children, were made to feel as though their bereavement was nothing compared to the Queen of our Hearts.

For the most part, I don't wish too many people dead. I just wish they'd vanish from my sight. I didn't particularly like RW, but I wouldn't have wanted him dead in reality.

[Holden MacGroyn]

And that was a perfect example of hypocritical contradiction.

Nice one Einstein!

[Holden MacGroyn]

Yeah the whole People's Princess thing eventually bored the shit out of.
I was shocked when I first heard the news and although she used to irritate me, I wouldn't have wished her dead.

There are those that I'd like to see vanish, those that I'd like to see on Celebrity Death Island and those that I wouldn't give a toss about when they finally croak.

As for this 'be nice about dead people'...please!

[Pervert]

You raised a good point, bringing up Myra Hindley. Now, I'm sure she had family and friends who would have just loved the whole "Thank God the bitch is dead!" tabloid headlines.

Hindley was once an ordinary teenager, who loved children and animals, but then she met Ian Brady. If she hadn't, the chances are she would have got married and had a family and lived out an ordinary life. Instead, she helped her lover kill children.

While many of us were happy that she was locked up for decades and died in prison, but to some people she'd be a child they had some fond memories of. Who are we to stamp on their feelings at the loss of a relative?