Anna Nicole Smith is Dead

Beau · 02-09-2007, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

True. Yet, those unfavorable traits, in my eyes at the very least, still do not validate taking pleasure or saying "**** her" in the wake of her death.

With one well earned exception (a person who so severely wronged me that I continue to harbor massive resentment and anger to this day) I would never take any pleasure in someone dying or mocking anyone's death. Yet for that one person, I would sit back and smile, and saok in the pleasure of the moment, feeling confident that an equitable vengence had come about.

In the case of that person, I refuse to take any constructive steps to cause harm - despite knowing that those steps are more that warranted (and will be forthcoming, but they would have to be absent any involvement or action on mine, or anything I've caused to be done).

Why?

Were I to do it, I would reduce myself to his level - and I have too much interity to allow myself to live my life as a festering and infectious steaming pile of putrid dog ****.

I'll confess - I would have to fight the urge to piss on his grave. For those of you who may have seen my postings relative to doing the right thing - you'll detect a massive disconnet between that poster and this poster; an apparent hypocracy. This one person is the exception to everything I hold dear about forgiveness. I am confident he will rot in Hell. And I shall smile.

Why did I post this in an Anna Nicole Smith thread? I have no idea; and sorry if I've selfishfly made this about "me". I guess I just seized this as a cathartic outlet.

Now back to more comments about breasts.

Mulletsoldier · 02-09-2007, 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Beau

With one well earned exception (a person who so severely wronged me that I continue to harbor massive resentment and anger to this day) I would never take any pleasure in someone dying or mocking anyone's death. Yet for that one person, I would sit back and smile, and saok in the pleasure of the moment, feeling confident that an equitable vengence had come about.

In the case of that person, I refuse to take any constructive steps to cause harm - despite knowing that those steps are more that warranted (and will be forthcoming, but they would have to be absent any involvement or action on mine, or anything I've caused to be done).

Why?

Were I to do it, I would reduce myself to his level - and I have too much interity to allow myself to live my life as a festering and infectious steaming pile of putrid dog ****.

I'll confess - I would have to fight the urge to piss on his grave. For those of you who may have seen my postings relative to doing the right thing - you'll detect a massive disconnet; an apparent hypocracy. This person is the exception to almost everything I feel about forgiveness. I am confident he will rot in Hell.

Why did I post this in an Anna Nicole Smith thread? I have no idea; and sorry if I've selfishfly made this about "me". I guess I just seized this as a cathartic outlet.

Now back to more comments about breasts.

Perhaps, pleasure was a misnomer for the sentiment in this thread, the same which you expressed. Satisfaction, as you stated above (though in a different context, obviously) is probably a far more accurate description. The message is as follows:

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She made decisions in her life which are not conducive to who I am and/or who I would like to be, and this makes her life worthless

I am sorry, I personally just cannot follow that line of thinking. Regardless of how she lived her life, and how I may not agree with it, she was still a living, social being. She made a positive impact on more than likely many individuals. She was a mother, a daughter, etc., as B stated. Stating 'good riddance' in accordance to her death, because she was somehow beneath you is judgement, and as I said previously that's just not my bag.

Beau · 02-09-2007, 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

Perhaps, pleasure was a misnomer for the sentiment in this thread, the same which you expressed. Satisfaction, as you stated above (though in a different context, obviously) is probably a far more accurate description. The message is as follows:

I am sorry, I personally just cannot follow that line of thinking. Regardless of how she lived her life, and how I may not agree with it, she was still a living, social being. She made a positive impact on more than likely many individuals. She was a mother, a daughter, etc., as B stated. Stating 'good riddance' in accordance to her death, because she was somehow beneath you is judgement, and as I said previously that's just not my bag.

Nor mine - and I hope my little diatribe above didn't lead anyone to believe otherwise. Re ANS - it wasn't necessary for me to agree with or approve her life decisions. If she was as out of it as it seemed (or she made it seem?), then I can't help but have compassion for those impacted by that.

T-Bone · 02-09-2007, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by wastedwhiteboy2

dsade is right she was trash. she was a stupid drugged out whore but not so stupid that she could not control her actions. society did not make her bad. society did not make me screwed up too. she chose to be trash. death sucks but when you lead a life like hers, is anybody surprised. have they determined it to be an overdose yet?

Daily Bible Study - Let He Who Is Without Sin Cast The First Stone

**somewhatgifted** · 02-09-2007, 05:28 PM

Love heals, love forgives and love is the essence of the peaceful afterlife. Love your fellow man because hes as much a part of you as you are a part of him. We are all connected different and uniquely able to determine our own future. Negative emotions do nothing but cloud judgement and wear heavy on your heart and soul. Regaurdless of actions she is the only on who has to live with those decisions or not.

glg · 02-09-2007, 06:24 PM

Breasts...!!!!!

**Kristofer68SS** · 02-09-2007, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

Try as I may, I find it difficult to derive any pleasure, or satisfaction from the death of another human being. I would not call her life tragic; quite simply, she made many unfortunate decisions which were both destructive to her and to others around her, but so have we all. The difference between ourselves and Anna Nicole Smith, is that her mistakes, rightly or wrongly, were magnified on a grand scale. While others may be quick to pass it, I will reserve my judgement knowing I too have made many unfortunate decisions in my life, and I am in no place to judge those of another. I wish her family well, and hope that her infant child will be able to maintain a normal and productive life.

good post. I know i have made my share of mistakes also. Probably worse. She was a single mom, doing what she had to do. My father died when I was 7. I seen my mom do what she had to take care of my brother and I, so you wont be hearing me trash talk any single mother.

Alexander · 02-09-2007, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by T-Bone

Daily Bible Study - Let He Who Is Without Sin Cast The First Stone

brk_nemesis · 02-13-2007, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by sdmf45

Well moral of this story is don't take TRIMSPA.

dam, i came close to winning that black convertible viper sweepstakes too.

TRIMSPA baby!!!!!!

wastedwhiteboy2 · 02-13-2007, 12:57 PM

I can't believe there are that many people on this thread taking clomid.

**Jayhawkk** · 02-13-2007, 01:18 PM

I never cared for the woman myself but I also don't take any satisfaction in her death. Her death should serve as a reminder to those who live their life in the fast lane of a roller coaster. I know that i've made enough mistakes in my life that if it was televised on national TV, people would probably be saying we're all better off if I died.

Mulletsoldier · 02-13-2007, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by wastedwhiteboy2

I can't believe there are that many people on this thread taking clomid.

Uh, **** you? Like I said, I did not personally care for her, but that doesn't mean I am going to stoop myself to the level of a pre-pubescent boy and mock her death.

Alexander · 02-13-2007, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

Uh, **** you? Like I said, I did not personally care for her, but that doesn't mean I am going to stoop myself to the level of a pre-pubescent boy and mock her death.

Yeah, mocking her death is surely messed up. One thing on the opposite end of the spectrum that bothers me is how people make her out to be a great person upon her death. She was not the greatest person, lets not lie to ourselves to feel morally correct. Not saying you're guilty of that at all. Oh, and what did you forget about MMA, where you been?

**Kristofer68SS** · 02-13-2007, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by wastedwhiteboy2

I can't believe there are that many people on this thread taking clomid.

It has nothing to do with clomid.

So she wasnt holly homemaker, or at least she was public about not being June Cleaver. Dont kid yourself, women are all the same, lets put holly homemaker in her shoes and see what she does. Women hate her cause shes hot, men hate her cause they cant hit it. We are all the same yet different.

What exactly did she do so bad anyways. Pursue money, take a few drugs, party alot, not be a perfect parent. No different than many of us.

To be happy someone passed away is just beyond my comprehension of logic and rational thought.. But then again, I lost my father very young. So i have respect for life.

To the haters, you are why i dont care for people.

Mulletsoldier · 02-13-2007, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Alexander

Yeah, mocking her death is surely messed up. One thing on the opposite end of the spectrum that bothers me is how people make her out to be a great person upon her death. She was not the greatest person, lets not lie to ourselves to feel morally correct. Not saying you're guilty of that at all. Oh, and what did you forget about MMA, where you been?

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