Very Hendrix-like death.
I believe it's called a "drug overdose"
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Very Hendrix-like death.
I liked him and all, but he was just an actor. Big deal.
At least Michael Hutchence died during kinky sex. If you're gonna go, that at least has some class.
And Heath Ledger is important, why? How many millions died that day?MH died while whacking it himself. Hardly kinky. He is just a punchline and that is not a good way to be remembered.
Neither did I.Just that Micheal H's death was not some kinda of cool thing.
I liked him and all, but he was just an actor. Big deal.
At least Michael Hutchence died during kinky sex. If you're gonna go, that at least has some class.
Neither did I.
When I want your interpretation of what I meant, I'll ask.Sounded to me like you thought he died in a cool way based on that statement. Thanks for clarifying.
His death was neither kinky nor classy. So exactly what were you trying to say? Because it seems that the words you chose to post do not represent what you were trying to communicate.When I want your interpretation of what I meant, I'll ask.
That like yours, both their lives are irrelevant and meaningless to me. Sod off.His death was neither kinky nor classy. So exactly what were you trying to say? Because it seems that the words you chose to post do not represent what your were trying to communicate.
Again, your opinion is irrelevant to me. I know exactly what I meant.Hmm so you really don't know what you meant and just have to resort to juvenile insults? Again, thanks for clarifying.
I believe the coronor's report found that Michael Hutchence did not die while trying to get off.
Wiki said:The new INXS album, Elegantly Wasted, was released in April 1997. Hutchence and INXS went on a world tour. The final leg of the tour was to be in Australia in November and December. However, on the morning of November 22, 1997, Hutchence, aged 37, was found dead in his room at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Double Bay, Sydney (now the Sir Stamford). A belt found at the scene suggested that he had died by hanging.
The Coroner of New South Wales determined that Hutchence's death was the result of suicide but analysis of the witness statements in the Coroner's report, the lack of a suicide note and other anecdotal evidence, such as the fact that Hutchence was found nude has led some - including some of Hutchence's closest relatives, including his brother - to suggest that the cause of death may have resulted from autoerotic asphyxiation (strangling himself during a sex act). [1]
You are correct about that. But
That pretty happened long before you or I posted.Anyway, I don't wish to derail this thread.
When I want your interpretation of what I meant, I'll ask.
The dead don't care what is said about them.Now how about some respect for the dead
The dead don't care what is said about them.
Where did I do that? I just think his death is fairly irrelevant. I couldn't care less for his fans.Of course not. They're dead. That doesn't mean they need to be dishonored, and fans of theirs disrespected because their death isn't "important" enough. Just take it easy.