RIP Amy Winehouse

Randy Bass · Post by **Randy Bass** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:20 pm

This thread is a real downer!

I always imagined that being high on crack would look something like this:

OrangePaul · Post by **OrangePaul** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:22 pm

^ Is that you in the suit Randy?

brianr0131 · Post by **brianr0131** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:23 pm

OrangePaul wrote:^ Is that you in the suit Randy?

I think he's the inside of the top part of the dress.

Randy Bass · Post by **Randy Bass** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:36 pm

OrangePaul wrote:^ Is that you in the suit Randy?

As far as the Orlando Police Department is concerned, no.

sidvicious · Post by **sidvicious** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 9:01 pm

Former walking worthless. Huey Lewis was right.

brianr0131 · Post by **brianr0131** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 9:14 pm

sidvicious wrote:Former walking worthless.

Surprise Surprise

Jondog · Post by **Jondog** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 9:36 pm

Randy Bass wrote:This thread is a real downer!

I always imagined that being high on crack would look something like this:

I'm very high on her crack

howdy-doo · Post by **howdy-doo** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 9:40 pm

I feel sorry for her family, no-one wants to have to go through losing family, but I don't feel sorry for her. She had her chances but kept on going down the same path, it was only going to end one way and that's proven itself true.

Good singer and all, just a bad decision maker

Ddjembe Mutombo · Post by **Ddjembe Mutombo** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 9:46 pm

Thanks for the picture, Randy. This thread needed some Katy Perry.

Bandeapart wrote: Honestly, I don't think musicians need to be roll models, that's why they're musicians. I loved her music, but I wasn't inclined to go out and smoke crack because I was a fan. I don't think anyone is going to run out and do drugs because a musician they liked did them, and if they do, well then they weren't really taught how stupid that was. Is your son not seeing her alive really gonna make him turn out to be any better of a human being? It just seems kind of cold.

Certain musicians need to be good influences. They are figures in the spotlights. Just like actors, or pro athletes. If Justin Bieber was smoking cigarettes in public, don't you think that there would be a spike in the pre-teen smoking population?

ozzyjim · Post by **ozzyjim** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 10:50 pm

The biggest influence in a child's life is there parents. I'll teach my daughter and future kids what's right and wrong and not to follow idols etc. The rest is up to her.
Im no fan of Amy Winehouse but it's always sad to see anyone go like that.

Cheers
Jim

Bandeapart · Post by **Bandeapart** » Sat Jul 23, 2011 11:26 pm

Ddjembe Mutombo wrote:Thanks for the picture, Randy. This thread needed some Katy Perry.

Bandeapart wrote: Honestly, I don't think musicians need to be roll models, that's why they're musicians. I loved her music, but I wasn't inclined to go out and smoke crack because I was a fan. I don't think anyone is going to run out and do drugs because a musician they liked did them, and if they do, well then they weren't really taught how stupid that was. Is your son not seeing her alive really gonna make him turn out to be any better of a human being? It just seems kind of cold.
Certain musicians need to be good influences. They are figures in the spotlights. Just like actors, or pro athletes. If Justin Bieber was smoking cigarettes in public, don't you think that there would be a spike in the pre-teen smoking population?

I think Picasso is a great artist, but I'm not gonna chop off my ear and give it to my girlfriend. I also think Sylvia Plath is an amazing writer, but I'm not gonna stick my head in an oven. I'm a human being capable of making my own choices, and just cuz I admire someone's art, doesn't mean I'm going to copy their life decisions. I would think most people would have enough of a brain to be the same way as well.

sizzlingbadger · Post by **sizzlingbadger** » Sun Jul 24, 2011 12:53 am

Mrjones2004x wrote:Good riddance to a really bad role model for the kids of today.

Its Rock n Roll not Rock n Role

misterfolkertsma · Post by **misterfolkertsma** » Sun Jul 24, 2011 1:05 am

She did some okay music, not really my thing but I liked that she brought some soul back into pop-music. After her rise in the pop-charts, singers like Duffy and Adele suddenly had better chances. I like that tune 'Valerie'... However, I could not understand a single thing she sang in that video-link of the topicstarter!

Bandeapart wrote:I think Picasso is a great artist, but I'm not gonna chop off my ear and give it to my girlfriend.

Van Gogh.

NEW JUDAS · Post by **NEW JUDAS** » Sun Jul 24, 2011 1:21 am

No. Not really. I prefer listening to talented musicians

Ddjembe Mutombo · Post by **Ddjembe Mutombo** » Sun Jul 24, 2011 5:24 am

Bandeapart wrote:
I think Picasso is a great artist, but I'm not gonna chop off my ear and give it to my girlfriend. I also think Sylvia Plath is an amazing writer, but I'm not gonna stick my head in an oven. I'm a human being capable of making my own choices, and just cuz I admire someone's art, doesn't mean I'm going to copy their life decisions. I would think most people would have enough of a brain to be the same way as well.

Are you a pre-teen. Are you aware of the how they follow idols?

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