Peaches Geldof dead aged 25 - MOD NOTE: NO JOKES

jane82

endacl wrote: »

Indeed. 25 year old women die every day. Why does this one have a thread?

Because she was pictured in a nice outfit pushing a buggy. Dont you know anything about being a good parent.

woodoo

Shocking news and very depressing. She was far too thin this last year or so she didn't really look well. I feel very sorry for bob and the young children.

thrashmetalfan

I never liked peaches geldof. just another "celeb" with no real talent. the only time I ever took notice of her was when she went out with Eli Roth. feel sorry for her family but you know "ho hum, shrug shoulders, carry on regardless".

Hitchens

Princess Di syndrome alive anyway

notnumber

In 2007, readers of FHM voted her the 53rd sexiest woman in the world

In all fairness she was attractive but to pursue a career in modelling?

whupdedo

thrashmetalfan wrote: »

I never liked peaches geldof. just another "celeb" with no real talent. the only time I ever took notice of her was when she went out with Eli Roth. feel sorry for her family but you know "ho hum, shrug shoulders, carry on regardless".

I'm sure bob and the kids will be devastated by your lack of sympathy

Corruptedmorals

Rest in peace.

Useful thread for adding to my ignore list anyway.

humanji

Feel free to be outraged that people are acknowledging someone's death but please don't post about it in this thread.

bodice ripper

thrashmetalfan wrote: »

I never liked peaches geldof. just another "celeb" with no real talent. the only time I ever took notice of her was when she went out with Eli Roth. feel sorry for her family but you know "ho hum, shrug shoulders, carry on regardless".

And yet you can take time out of you busy schedule to get a dig in on the occasion of her death. 2 kewl 4 skewl.

josealdo

Tragic death , my thoughts are with her family and friends .Rest in Peace Peaches

The_Captain

I am literally so jealous of all these edgy cool guys who are going to great lengths to point out how little they care about a girl they didn't know :rolleyes:

Ilyana 2.0

I was genuinely stunned when I read about this. She really seemed to have created a wonderful life for herself and her family, it's a huge shame. The poor family, with all they've been through already.

Her father's statement was heartbreaking

wp_rathead

The_Captain wrote: »

I am literally so jealous of all these edgy cool guys who are going to great lengths to point out how little they care about a girl they didn't know :rolleyes:

Hipster mourners.. my gawd...

Paracord

Hitchens wrote: »

Princess Di syndrome alive anyway

You will be at mother teresa next!

josealdo

The_Captain wrote: »

I am literally so jealous of all these edgy cool guys who are going to great lengths to point out how little they care about a girl they didn't know :rolleyes:

Ignorance is the weak man's imitation of strength

ahnowbrowncow

The_Captain wrote: »

I am literally so jealous of all these edgy cool guys who are going to great lengths to point out how little they care about a girl they didn't know :rolleyes:

They're going to great lengths by posting on a thread? You must be very lazy.

Uriel.

Hi. I came into this thread to tell you how little I care about the fact that this so called "celebrity" died. It's my civic duty to let you all know this. Before you ask, I'll answer the two questions you have:

1. No I couldn't have just ignored the thread, as pointed out above I had to tell you how little I cared. Failure to engage would not have portrayed this enough.

2. No I won't start a thread about all of the other women who died today or the motherless children. If you start a thread about this, I'll happily comment to tell you how lite I care. But I care so little that I couldnt force myself to start a thread on it.

I might pop back later with a witty joke and to reinforce how little I care, just in case you didn't get it

Smiles35

The young don't have a social concience yet. Sort of defeats learning.

Princess Peach

endacl wrote: »

Indeed. 25 year old women die every day. Why does this one have a thread?

If someone posted about a 25 year old woman they knew who died, I'm sure plenty of posters would come and offer sympathy and feel sad, even though they didn't know her.

I feel sad hearing about Peaches, she was just a year younger than me. I used to ready her articles in teen magazines years ago, liked hearing from someone my age.

Without knowing the cause of death yet, sometimes it is good to discuss high profile deaths for awareness reasons . One that always sticks out in my mind is Jade Goody, died just a year older than the age I am now, due to health issues I have had. I was not a fan but it was a tragic death, and highlighted that cervical cancer does affect young women, and the media around it may have encouraged other women to get checked.

John Cherry

Very sad news. My heart goes out to Sir Bob and his whole family.

For the kids to grow up without a mother is just so devastating.My deepest sympathies also to her husband. I can't imagine how he will go about telling his kids about were there Mum is and why she is not around.

RIP Peaches Geldof.

Lucas Castroman

She shall not grow old as us that are left shall grow old.

ahnowbrowncow

Uriel. wrote: »

Hi. I came into this thread to tell you how little I care about the fact that this so called "celebrity" died. It's my civic duty to let you all know this. Before you ask, I'll answer the two questions you have:

1. No I couldn't have just ignored the thread, as pointed out above I had to tell you how little I cared. Failure to engage would not have portrayed this enough.

2. No I won't start a thread about all of the other women who died today or the motherless children. If you start a thread about this, I'll happily comment to tell you how lite I care. But I care so little that I couldnt force myself to start a thread on it.

I might pop back later with a witty joke and to reinforce how little I care, just in case you didn't get it

Great post, you really showed them.

Yellowblackbird

Lucas Castroman wrote: »

She shall not grow old as us that are left shall grow old.

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Femme_Fatale

Not sure who's more annoying: the "devastated"/sanctimonious crowd, the crowd posting callous comments (plenty of them are NOT in good nature) and repeatedly saying they don't care, or the crowd going on about people around the world dying every day.

The first crowd seem to be the least prevalent on this particular thread tbh. Most people are just remarking that it's a tragedy and no more - being normal in other words.

MagicMarker

Hitchens wrote: »

Today, around 21,000 children died around the world.............................just sayin' like

If I went back and found a few RIP threads from when Hitchens died, by chance would I find any of these kinds of posts in them from you?

I think not.

Lucas Castroman

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

Not sure who's more annoying: the "devastated"/sanctimonious crowd, the crowd posting callous comments (plenty of them are NOT in good nature) and repeatedly saying they don't care, or the crowd going on about people around the world dying every day.

The first crowd seem to be the least prevalent on this particular thread tbh. Most people are just remarking that it's a tragedy and no more - being normal in other words.

Even sadder than Peaches demise is more than 5,000 posts on an internet forum in less than a year

Hitchens

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

Not sure who's more annoying: the "devastated"/sanctimonious crowd, the crowd posting callous comments (plenty of them are NOT in good nature) and repeatedly saying they don't care, or the crowd going on about people around the world dying every day.

The first crowd seem to be the least prevalent on this particular thread tbh. Most people are just remarking that it's a tragedy and no more - being normal in other words.

it's a tragedy for her family and friends, but to you and me it's just a news item

I hope she's in a good place now

long_b

I know it's a cliché but I really do hope that this extremely sad event might somehow be the difference between someone getting the help that they need and not.

I think we need to talk more, we need to be more aware of our frailties, we need to be good to each other.

God help her family and children.

Hitchens

MagicMarker wrote: »

If I went back and found a few RIP threads from when Hitchens died, by chance would I find any of these kinds of posts in them from you?

I think not.

reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated

kerryguy78

for those who say 'who cares' get a life. none of us know whats going to come knocking our doors next, it could happen any family anytime so don't judge.............

humanji

Stop with the jokes and the bitching about other poster/posts

Stheno

long_b wrote: »

I know it's a cliché but I really do hope that this extremely sad event might somehow be the difference between someone getting the help that they need and not.

I think we need to talk more, we need to be more aware of our frailties, we need to be good to each other.

God help her family and children.

you seem to be assuming its suicide. At this time cause of death is unknown she has a family history of aneurysms e.g.

mylefttesticle

After Hours=where humanity sometimes rests.

Don't know too much about Peaches Geldof but it is very sad when someone so young dies and leaves behind so much with so much loss.

I hope everyone connected to her learns to cope with her passing, God knows that family have had very bad luck, the irony is that if it was another girl who was not in the public eye people would just RIP and move on, but because she comes from a famous family it seems like some people think it is acceptable to cheapen her death and the pain of her family.

Sad times.

maryishere

Very sad.

Her father always seemed a sound sort of guy. To lose a daughter must be very very tough/ painful.

thoughts and prayers with the family.

notnumber

Stheno wrote: »

you seem to be assuming its suicide. At this time cause of death is unknown she has a family history of aneurysms e.g.

At 25 ..pictures of her lately ..she hasn't looked good.

Red Pepper

maryishere wrote: »

Very sad.

Her father always seemed a sound sort of guy. To lose a daughter must be very very tough/ painful.

Her siblings have lost a mother and a sister. Tough to cope with.

RIP

smurgen

I find when someone like this dies other people's reactions and endless discussion can almost make you feel meh about their death,totally not the individual who dieds fault.anyway RIP to the young girl,I hope her family and friends can hold it together.I didn't know a lot about the girl except for her parents,but I know she done bits and pieces for the guardian and had two young kids.seemed like a fairly nice girl overall.

Zubeneschamali

She should have died hereafter;
There would have been a time for such a word.
To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow,
Creeps in this petty pace from day to day
To the last syllable of recorded time,
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
And then is heard no more: it is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing.

Woodville56

The Peaches Geldof story being discussed on Prime Time , RTE 1 - sad, unfortunate and tragic for her family but hardly of significant national interest here?

hotamatua

I must say in recent pictures she was looking pretty addled.

on the river

Rip to a person who lived life to the fullest and always had a kind heart. my thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Penny Tration

No point really in speculating. We won't know what caused her death until an autopsy is done.

Ultimately, a very young lady, in the prime of her life, has died unexpectedly, leaving behind two babies, a husband and a family.

Her family must be going through hell. I hope her husband makes sure their children grow up knowing her face.

Poor woman. Rip.

mrsbyrne

Her elder sister Fifi seems to have avoided the limelight very successfully. I can't recall seeing any "celeb" stories or pics of her. I so well remember Fifi's name being announced and all the furore surrounding it. Bob and Paula were a hugely popular celeb couple, likeable characters. Nobody could have predicted the sadness and self destruction ahead.

KungPao

Spent the day kinda sad and weirded out by the Luas/car fatality in a place I pass through quite regularly and passed by today on my way home, then find out about another death.

RIP to the two women.

Baked.noodle

RIP

Hitchens

Vincent Browne calling it

vicwatson

Hitchens wrote: »

Vincent Browne calling it

Yeh, he hasn't backed it up though has he?

Tilly

Hitchens wrote: »

Vincent Browne calling it

What has that gombeen got to say about her?

Zubeneschamali

Tilly wrote: »

What has that gombeen got to say about her?

"I am a c*nt" - V. Browne

frostyjacks

Thought Bob's press release was a bit oddly worded - "she was the most bonkers of all of us". Hardly a grieving tribute to his daughter. RTE were trying to link it into the state visit as well on the six one news. Jesus wept, have we lost the run of ourselves.