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I can't help but feel strange I predicted she would die at the age of 27 like many other artists. I soooo saw it coming when I first read about her several years ago :|
Indeed, no surprise. 👍 She was already the living dead.
She should have stick with marijuana & avoid the hard, dangerous stuff.
Isn't marijuana dangerous too?
It can be. A lot of people think it's a "safe" drug, but it can have some particularly nasty side-effects - like inducing psychosis. A girl I went to school with (she was a few years ahead of me) started using when she left school, and is now a full-blown schizophrenic needing round-the-clock care.No, I don't think so. But it is addictive.
As she lay dying, Amy Winehouse was asked if she would give up drugs if she could manage to survive her now-final trip. Her last words were, "Nor way!"
What is wrong with society in whole when this drug ****ed silly bitch who's wasted enough of peoples time already, is getting as much if not more air time as a massacre that killed 82 kids?
Even in death she can't help be annoying.
What is wrong with society in whole when this drug ****ed silly bitch who's wasted enough of peoples time already
Post count is higher in this thread than that of Norway massacre. There is a natural reason why she is more important.What is wrong with society in whole when this drug ****ed silly bitch who's wasted enough of peoples time already, is getting as much if not more air time as a massacre that killed 82 kids?
Even in death she can't help be annoying.
Oh sorry, you must have way more multiple-platinum albums.
Oh sorry, you must have way more multiple-platinum albums.
Far bigger things have happened this weekend that deserve empathy rather than some junkie reaching their inevitable use-by date.
But I guess selling albums > slaughtering of children
What I am saying, is that the music world has lost someone talented and hard working. In what way does this have anything at all to do with Norway?
Why dont you go make a thread about them?
This one is for Amy.
Topic already exists. - https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=215020
Besides, nowhere did I mention not to discuss her... just the belief that it is a waste of emotion empathising with her situation when it is put into contrast with everything else going on globally.
She was more famous for being a junkie than she was for being a performing artist anyways. Her talent was wasted years before this happened and the only recent hits to come to her were found in syringes and not recording studios.
Is it a shame? I dont think so... no one forced her to chose the lifestyle she did. We are all products of our own decisions and as such bear the burden of any consequences they bring. When the dust settles, she will only really be missed by those closest to her and what few fans she did have that remember her for handful of albums she did produce... To every one else, its just one less circus act for that we will see trainwreck photo's of in the tabloids and etcetera on a frequent basis.
suspected
Wow, Ive never even heard of her...