Amy Winehouse Dead (RIP thread)[Mod Note Post 1]

Number Nine

RIP Amy

I hope you are partying in Heaven tonight .

Yakult

Fago! wrote: »

How is it that she dies, but Mick Jagger and the rest of the Rolling Stones are still breathing?

Even more so Ozzy Osbourne..

Dont make em like they used to.

Wolfe Tone

Fago! wrote: »

How is it that she dies, but Mick Jagger and the rest of the Rolling Stones are still breathing?

Because the rolling stones fcuking rule

Mr. Denton

Fago! wrote: »

How is it that she dies, but Mick Jagger and the rest of the Rolling Stones are still breathing?

Proskills.

Snowie

Fago! wrote: »

How is it that she dies, but Mick Jagger and the rest of the Rolling Stones are still breathing?

mmm drugs wernt as stong...

crack didnt come round till the late 80s early 90s

Plumpynutt

I wonder why do a lot of musicians tend to die at 27?

Fago!

Yakult wrote: »

Even more so Ozzy Osbourne..

Dont make em like they used to.

True dat bro.

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

Because the rolling stones fcuking rule

No......... no they don't!!

Yakult

Plumpynutt wrote: »

I wonder why do a lot of musicians tend to die at 27?

To join the club of course.

BOHtox

As I know her family read Boards.ie I'm sure they will be thrilled to see others offering condolences on this thread.

marcsignal

I was never a fan, and always thought, that her keeping company with Pete Doherty would not end well for her. So young, very sad.

RIP

alwaysadub

Her dad hasn't been told yet but it's all over Sky News??! Jaysus.


Anyway RIP, 27 is too young to die.

Turtyturd

Deep down I hope this is a publicity stunt for her da's singing career.

Jesus Wept

WesternNight wrote: »

Jesus christ. Unbelievable. :eek:

No.

Plumpynutt wrote: »

I wonder why do a lot of musicians tend to die at 27?

Confirmation bias.

Yakult

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

Now... how will this thread go, will we all pretend she wasnt a total junkie and praise her to the high heavens?

She was a junkie, but a talented junkie. I never "liked" her music but I appreciated her talent which alot of artists today lack.

She should be remembered for her talent and not her downfall which were drugs and alcohol.

LC2010HIS

R.I.P Amy.

Why does everyone keep saying "message to young people about drugs" etc.Now, I know she had problems with drugs but...
I thought the news said her death was 'unexplained?'. At least thats the last time I watched tv?!

abouttobebanned

This is sad, but it's not a tragedy.

Norway know more about Tragedy this week.

mike65

re 27, there is properly a mathematical formulae out there that can explain it. Something like

Age of initial success x wealth / educational achievement - steady relationship + contemporary drug culture

mariebeth

ejmaztec wrote: »

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Showbiz-News/Amy-Winehouse-Found-Dead-At-Home-In-Camden-London-Say-Sky-Sources/Article/201107416036201?DCMP=News-search-sslc&lid=ARTICLE_16036201_AmyWinehouseFoundDeadAtHomeInCamden%2CLondon%2CSaySkySources&lpos=searchresults

They haven't blamed Al Qaeda yet.

Give them time...they'll try to find an Al Qaeda drug dealer who sold her the drugs...


Anyway, RIP Amy. It's not shocking or surprising, but it's sad to see yet another huge talent wasted. Condolences to her loved ones.

coffeelover

RIP Amy. Too young to die x

Namlub

demakinz wrote: »

They tried. She said no no no.

lololol good one!1!

Logical Fallacy

The only shock here is that it was one of the toxic celebs who died (The Winehouse/Fielder/Dohertry Triumvirate of Scum ) and not some poor spa who got sucked into their bull****.

Great voice, **** life choices.

AudreyHepburn

alwaysadub wrote: »

Her dad hasn't been told yet but it's all over Sky News??! Jaysus.


Anyway RIP, 27 is too young to die.

In fairness they didn't know he wasn't aware when they first reported it.

ricero

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

So if you have drink or drug problems you deserve to die?

Lovely attitude.

i never said she deserved to die so dont be trying to make me sound like a evil bastard. all i said is i have no remorse.

she was given a amazing talent by god and pissed it away on drink and drugs and wasted a lot of money by going to rehab and for what nothing.

Wolfe Tone

Yakult wrote: »

She was a junkie, but a talented junkie. I never "liked" her music but I appreciated her talent which alot of artists today lack.

She should be remembered for her talent and not her downfall which were drugs and alcohol.

Drugs are intertwined with her music, you cant really separate them.

MitchKoobski

Basq wrote: »

A tired tasteless joke.... and in bold? GO YOU!

Tis bold cos I done'd copied and pasted it from where I put it and it wouldn't un-bold.

I'm just waiting for the people pouring out to say "Oh it doesnt matter what her life was like!". The woman was a mess but she was a great singer.

ricero

The Zutons Can Sleep Soundly Once Again!

Big Nasty

Very sad news.:(

RIP Amy.

4zn76tysfajdxp

Logical Fallacy wrote: »

The only shock here is that it was one of the toxic celebs who died (The Winehouse/Fielder/Dohertry Triumvirate of Scum ) and not some poor spa who got sucked into their bull****.

Great voice, **** life choices.

Fielder?

WesternNight

abouttobebanned wrote: »

This is sad, but it's not a tragedy.

Norway know more about Tragedy this week.

It's not a competition ffs. It's possible for both to be tragic, perhaps in different ways for different reasons.

sollar

They were saying on Sky news that her father doesn't know yet he is on a flight in America. Thats crazy, it is being discussed all over the world and he doesn't even know.

AudreyHepburn

ricero wrote: »

i never said she deserved to die so dont be trying to make me sound like a evil bastard. all i said is i have no remorse.

she was given a amazing talent by god and pissed it away on drink and drugs and wasted a lot of money by going to rehab and for what nothing.

To me, saying you feel no remorse sounds like you have no sympathy, that you felt she had it coming.

If you don't fair enough but you could find a better way to put your opinion across.

She didn't become a junkie on purpose and there is no reason to suppose she didn't try to change it.

Venom

Sad but not surprised.

ricero

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

To me, saying you feel no remorse sounds like you have no sympathy, that you felt she had it coming.

If you don't fair enough but you could find a better way to put your opinion across.

She didn't become a junkie on purpose and there is no reason to suppose she didn't try to change it.

i feel sorry for her parents that about it. her poor dad was heartbroken the amount of times he tried to help her

Logical Fallacy

Greyson Obnoxious Oaf wrote: »

Fielder?

Whatever goombah she married who end up in jail.

Morag

Meh big deal, it's nothing new and I doubt she will be as remembered as Janis Joplin who also died of a over dose and who was younger.

KnifeWRENCH

Namlub wrote: »

lololol good one!1!

I see you're in stitches at the wit on display here aswell? It's the originality of the joke that makes it so hilarious...

Greyson Obnoxious Oaf wrote: »

Fielder?

Blake Fielder (aka her useless no-good husband.)

Fago!

She didn't deserve to die by any stretch of the imagination and it's always sad when a young talent dies, but she certainly dug her own grave by getting involved in that drugs shyt!

Quazzie

I'm surprises she lasted this long.

Ah well. I wonder will Doherty be next?

HellFireClub

RIP Amy...

Not being a bolox here but I reckon Pete Doherty won't take long to go the same way.

Amber Lamps

Sharrow wrote: »

Meh big deal, it's nothing new and I doubt she will be as remembered as Janis Joplin who also died of a over dose and who was younger.

they were both the same age when they died

Itssoeasy

Fago! wrote: »

How is it that she dies, but Mick Jagger and the rest of the Rolling Stones are still breathing?

Because keef is someone who cannot be killed by conventional means.

Rip

Cantona's Collars

I know it's tragic that somebody talented has died bit I've more sympathy for the innocent victims in Norway,they'll be pushed off the front pages by someone who was determined to fuck their life up and ended up dead.
The editors of the tabloids will be rubbing their hands together with this story.

minidazzler

mikemac wrote: »

Amazing talent

27, same age as Janis Joplin

And Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain...the list is pretty long of talented music people who died too young.

RIP.

AudreyHepburn

By the sound of it Blake Fielder Civil is going to be shouldering the blame, as well he might by the sounds of it.

Duggy747

This was only a matter of time, unfortunately. I imagine the disasterous concert from last month brought her down even further.

She had a constant battle with drugs which the media thought was all a big joke, she became a comic figure for people on drugs.

Now watch those same papers call her a princess.

Bodhisopha

Quazzie wrote: »

I'm surprises she lasted this long.

Ah well. I wonder will Doherty be next?

Who?

Sonnenblumen

Amy why did you have to go now? RIP.

Melion

BluesBerry wrote: »

She had a lot of problems and suffered from depression, she had a lot of demons

RIP Amy

Sky News just said that, funnily enough.

She was a junkie, plain and simple.

fakefurbabe

So sad. RIP Amy x

BluesBerry

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

By the sound of it Blake Fielder Civil is going to be shouldering the blame, as well he might by the sounds of it.

He introduced her to drugs