Famous people who you wish hadn't died.

Reply 40

pinkteddyx64

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Original post by meenu89

Margaret Thatcher.

Doesn't it bother you that she aided the demise of British Steel? :frown:

If it weren't for her, this country would have one more thing at least to be proud of! :mad:

Reply 41

jamez870

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Leslie Nielsen
Made some of the best comedies ever

Reply 42

forsparta

Original post by pinkteddyx64

Doesn't it bother you that she aided the demise of British Steel? :frown:

If it weren't for her, this country would have one more thing at least to be proud of! :mad:

Oh yes curse her for driving out x-inefficient industries

curse her for reducing trade union power

curses

Reply 43

Rum Ham

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Christopher Hitchens.

Reply 44

samuelsupress

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Heath..ledger,jeff buckley,philip seymour hoffman

Reply 45

Laco

Original post by Yasmin25

Christopher Hitchens.

He's a dolt. I'm glad he's gone. What a waste of space that man was.

Reply 46

Rum Ham

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Original post by Laco

He's a dolt. I'm glad he's gone. What a waste of space that man was.

Dolt? Can't say I have ever heard of that term before.

Reply 47

superdarklord

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Original post by Abdul-Karim

awkward moment when he didn't die.

Wait what happened to Jesus then :/ after he was resurrected did he die like a normal person? Or just return to heaven one say?

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Reply 48

Advice Guru

Gandhi, the man took himself to the edge with his experiments with Truth. A brilliant soul, his life story is the
sheer message of the Bhagavad Gita.

Reply 49

Ndella

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Michael Jackson definitely. Would have loved to go to a Bad concert in the 80s

Reply 50

gr8wizard10

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Original post by superdarklord

Wait what happened to Jesus then :/ after he was resurrected did he die like a normal person? Or just return to heaven one say?

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Islamic belief is that he didn't die in the first place, he was sent to heaven and awaits his return date to battle the Dajjal (otherwise known as the Anti-Christ). It is the Islamic belief that his body was replaced in whom the opposition at the time killed.

Reply 51

SassQueen13

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Original post by Ndella

Michael Jackson definitely. Would have loved to go to a Bad concert in the 80s

Reached the limit of repping posts for today but same!!!
I'm so jelly because my Dad got to see him and I didn't :unimpressed:

Reply 52

Ndella

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Original post by SassQueen13

Reached the limit of repping posts for today but same!!!
I'm so jelly because my Dad got to see him and I didn't :unimpressed:

I'm fuming with jealousy at the moment! :tongue:

My dad wasn't even into Michael Jackson -_-

Reply 53

RHyoudon'kno

OP

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Original post by Advice Guru

Gandhi, the man took himself to the edge with his experiments with Truth. A brilliant soul, his life story is the
sheer message of the Bhagavad Gita.

How long can a guy live for?

Reply 54

SassQueen13

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Original post by Ndella

I'm fuming with jealousy at the moment! :tongue:

My dad wasn't even into Michael Jackson -_-

Hahaaa I wish I coulda seen him!! Ah my Dad was the one that got me into MJ, I grew up listening to his music and all the other 80s motown faves :love:

Reply 55

Advice Guru

Original post by RHyoudon'kno

How long can a guy live for?

Gandhi was assassinated, I wish he had lived longer and had an even greater influence on the direction of India.
Though he is still the father of the nation or "bapu" as they call him. When I look at his life I see how much the Bhagavad Gita has influenced him, he was indeed experimenting with himself, at points essentially trying to shut down the senses.

Reply 56

RHyoudon'kno

OP

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Original post by Advice Guru

Gandhi was assassinated, I wish he had lived longer and had an even greater influence on the direction of India.
Though he is still the father of the nation or "bapu" as they call him. When I look at his life I see how much the Bhagavad Gita has influenced him, he was indeed experimenting with himself, at points essentially trying to shut down the senses.