QueenZone discussion #1075199

<b><font color=007788> ?Freya? wrote: Brokeback Mountain will feel weird now.

Micrówave wrote: Surrounded by pills and naked in Mary Kate Olsen's apartment getting ready for a massage. Sad? We could all only be so lucky!

<b><font color=007788> ?Freya? wrote: Brokeback Mountain will feel weird now.

Micrówave wrote: And he was found in one of the Olsen Twin's apartments!!! Oh man, this is going to get good!!!!

.....ASSDUDE...... wrote: deeeerrr theres another batman movie>>>??? what rock do you live under???

Zebonka12 wrote: Well it's sadder than when Steve Irwin died.

Zebonka12 wrote: Well it's sadder than when Steve Irwin died.

<font color=#FF66FF><b>Marial-B wrote: Well... it's still terribly bad what happened to him.

Zebonka12 wrote:

<font color=#FF66FF><b>Marial-B wrote: Well... it's still terribly bad what happened to him.

Extremely. I don't know what it was about the guy, I just liked his manner when he wasn't acting. Could've all been an act I guess, but I'll have to follow my gut.

Zebonka12 wrote: I don't understand your logic. This guy could act and his performance wouldn't always suck total balls. Steve Irwin was a terrorist to the animal kingdom. Then again, I'm not surprised that he found such mass appeal with the lowest common denominator.

pittrek wrote: My father died today :-(

Janet wrote: I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, pittrek. :-( Its so hard. I lost my brother two weeks ago today, and I'm finding it very difficult to get over the loss.

pittrek wrote: My father died today :-( I know that he wasn't famous, but I'm personally more depressed from this then from Heath Ledger's death :-(

pittrek wrote: My father died today :-( I know that he wasn't famous, but I'm personally more depressed from this then from Heath Ledger's death :-(

Mr.Jingles wrote: Geez, who gives a fuck who was more important between Heath Ledger and Steve Irwin. Both were very important personalities in their own field. Makes me fuckin' wish it was Lindsay Lohan who kicked the bucket from an overdose. She's the one who's been playing with fire for a long time, and she's a horrendously bad actress. It wouldn't be such a big loss except to anyone except to the tabloid press.

<font color=666600><b>Music Man wrote:

Zebonka12 wrote: I don't understand your logic. This guy could act and his performance wouldn't always suck total balls. Steve Irwin was a terrorist to the animal kingdom. Then again, I'm not surprised that he found such mass appeal with the lowest common denominator.

Steve Irwin was a noted environmentalist and conservationalist. While his hands on approach may seem rather coarse, he was hardly a terrorist, and had always put the interests of the animals to the forefront. He did the best job of anybody to expose a broad range of people to wildlife (many for the first time), as well as many conservationalist causes. All Heath Ledger did was act in movies. If you take away the pretty face, I could find you a million actors that could do just as well. Oh, how society finds the strangest people to idolize...it is beyond me. Steve Irwin died in a routine swim with a stingray, under the direction of professionals, doing what he loved and did best. Heath Ledger died nude on the floor - possibly...most likely due to his own stupidity and selfishness.

Mr.Jingles wrote: Makes me fuckin' wish it was Lindsay Lohan who kicked the bucket from an overdose. She's the one who's been playing with fire for a long time, and she's a horrendously bad actress. It wouldn't be such a big loss except to anyone except to the tabloid press.

<font color=666600><b>Music Man wrote: I think you'd have a little more credibility, Zebonka, if Steve Irwin ever did anything that was injurious to the welfare of any wildlife he encountered.

<font color=666600><b>Music Man wrote: Good actors are not as difficult to come by as one would think. It is society's obsession with looks that keeps most of them from the top.

Mr.Jingles wrote: Geez, who gives a fuck who was more important between Heath Ledger and Steve Irwin. Both were very important personalities in their own field.

JoxerTheFrugelPirate wrote: i see on the news that those religous fuckwits that protest against anything gay are gonna do a demo at his funeral because he played a gay cowboy in a movie. i swear this world has lost the plot..

Holly2003 wrote: Well done to Best Buy for this remarkably tasteful tribute link

Micrówave wrote:

JoxerTheFrugelPirate wrote: i see on the news that those religous fuckwits that protest against anything gay are gonna do a demo at his funeral because he played a gay cowboy in a movie. i swear this world has lost the plot..

We should all go to their church and start making out during communion.

Haystacks Calhounski wrote:

Micrówave wrote:

JoxerTheFrugelPirate wrote: i see on the news that those religous fuckwits that protest against anything gay are gonna do a demo at his funeral because he played a gay cowboy in a movie. i swear this world has lost the plot..

We should all go to their church and start making out during communion.

You know, I wonder what, and I hate this term, but...I wonder what "those people" would do if, say, a few hundred of our gay and lesbian couples showed up en masse at their services and a Sunday morning under cover of "proper dress", ie, men with women, dressed in church gear, etc, and, in the middle of the service, all strip down and just go to town....

Mr.Jingles wrote: link I don't agree with everything Michael Moore says, but this is just fuckin' brilliant.

Zebonka12 wrote: What would Heath Ledger say if I were found dead? Honestly. Fuck it.

<font color=666600><b>Music Man wrote: Dying young from drugs or an accident or what have you is one thing, but the most unsettling thing is otherwise perfectly healthy people suddenly dying of aneurysms and the like.

magicalfreddiemercury wrote:

<font color=666600><b>Music Man wrote: Dying young from drugs or an accident or what have you is one thing, but the most unsettling thing is otherwise perfectly healthy people suddenly dying of aneurysms and the like.

This is true. A friend of mine died due to an aneurysm on Christmas day, about 5 years ago. She had her entire family over for dinner and while her adult daughter made coffee, she went to lie down because of a terrible headache. She died alone while everyone else celebrated the holiday unaware.

Janet wrote: I think thats the most difficult thing about it all...the WHY?

magicalfreddiemercury wrote:

Janet wrote: I think thats the most difficult thing about it all...the WHY?

OMG, Janet. How awful. I'm so sorry to hear all this and maybe this is the wrong thing to say at this time, but at least you can be comforted in the fact that he was happy before this happened. And the 'why' of it all is something we just can't answer. All we can do, I suppose, is keep ourselves as fit as possible and enjoy ourselves and those we love while we can.

fatty wrote: I wonder if Pastor Phelps has realised yet that when he dies his funeral is likely to attract the largest gathering of homosexuals the world has ever seen. fatty.

magicalfreddiemercury wrote: I guess this should come as no surprise - link In case the link doesn't work, here's the article - 'Hate Group' Church to Picket Ledger Memorial Posted Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:25am AEDT Updated Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:29am AEDT An evangelical anti-gay US church plans to picket any memorials to Australian actor Heath Ledger, who died this week, because of his portrayal of a gay cowboy in Brokeback Mountain. It is understood a service will be held in LA this coming weekend, before the Perth-born actor is laid to rest in Australia. Ledger, 28, was found dead in his New York apartment on Wednesday morning. Prescription medications were found in the residence, but an initial autopsy proved inconclusive. The actor's family insist his death was "accidental." Shirley Phelps, of the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas, has told Sydney radio station 2Day FM that they will also picket any attempt to honour Ledger, 28, at next month's Academy Awards ceremony. "I'm going to stand outside of any public memorial service that he has here," Ms Phelps said. "And then the other place I'm going to picket him is when they prop him up to worship his dead, rotting carcass further at the Oscars. I'll be right outside by the red carpet." Ledger won widespread acclaim for his sensitive portrayal of a repressed homosexual cowboy role in the Oscar-winning film Brokeback Mountain. He had also starred in The Patriot, A Knight's Tale, Two Hands and Ned Kelly. The Westboro Baptist Church is classified as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Centre in the United States. It regularly pickets the funerals of soldiers killed in Iraq, claiming the war is God's punishment for tolerating gays. - AFP