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Celebrity suicide * 1
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How do you feel about it when it happens? Do you care?

I had two that effected me. First was Anthony Bourdain. Not because I liked him but because I used to joke all the time that I knew he would do it. When it finally happened I was like, fuck man why did I know that was going to happen? Kinda scary. He was actually the second suicide I predicted in my life

The other was Chris Cornell. Soundgarden was one of the first bands I ever listened to. I always found that his brand of sadness really spoke to me. The fact that he kept making music gave me hope for my own life, after he killed himself I really kinda lost that hope. I'm pretty much convinced I will take my own life someday. I'm a lot better now, but he is like 20 years older than me so I figure it's probably my fate.

Has any celebrity death really gotten to you?


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: bloodsheen]
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two for me are John Lennon and Dimebag Darrell Abbott. both murdered, not suicide.


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: bloodsheen]
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What made you sure Bourdain would off himself? He never struck me as particularly depressed or suicidal. In fact, he’s one of the less likely people I’d ever have  expected to have killed themselves


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: KetamineAndHoes]
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I guess if you aren't suicidal it's hard to see it. He was so sarcastic about the most amazing things, he made life a giant joke. I'm sure many saw it as his sense of humor but I knew it for what it was, hating life and everything in it.

My next prediction is Patton Oswald. He would have done it already but he has a young daughter. After she graduates from college I think he will join his wife


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: bloodsheen]
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Meh bourdain wasnt that upsetting to me I almost expected something like that from him. Robin Williams kind of got to me a little. Everytime I see his face in his old videos or pictures I just think why Robin why. I just wish something could have been don or said by someone or everyone. But if he really was that sad I guess it's ok he left.

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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: CHeifM4sterDiezL]
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He was actually sick, it's apparently some brain disorder that can only be diagnosed right now by taking a piece of brain. More than just depression, he was pretty much doomed


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: bloodsheen]
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Robin Williams, my favourite actor. Was pretty upset when he passed. Actually found my self always saying " damn, he's actually gone" was quite upset to. 
Mac Miller as well, hated the fact one of my favourite rappers passed! Last song of his said it all though.


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: bloodsheen]
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I think it’s childish to take celebrity deaths personally. Idgaf unless I like what they do then it’s only as upsetting as their show being cancelled or the band breaking up or whatever. You don’t know the person. They wouldn’t care if you died. I just don’t get it.

Actually, it’s the same way when a shroomery member dies. The only relevance to me is they’re not going to post anymore. I actually got banned for a year for ridiculing people’s “grief” when a member died.

If someone has kids and they off themselves or take a fatal dose of drugs I think they’re selfish assholes.

Murder is a little different because then you have someone who was taken unfairly.


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[quote]Asante said:
You constantly make posts thatr fling middle school insults at people you don't like mixed in with maladjusted psychopathic comments about wanting to beat up the other poster with a crowbar.

You know how shit you are, you just don't give a fuck for precisely that reason.

I disendorse you.[/quote]

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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: TheFakeSunRa] * 1
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Depends on if a scarf and a door handle are involved.

Neither of the two you mentioned OP were suicides.


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: SARAtonin] * 1
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Robin Williams got to me.


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: Patlal] * 2
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I do not look at every case whether it involves children or not and imediately think that person is a coward and took the easy way out. There are instances where a person's physical life situation took a turn for the negative and their response was to end it or "walk away". That could possibly be labeled as that. But there are instances where a person succumbs to their own brain chemestry and there is a physical chemical presence in the brain blocking communication to the regions of the brain responsible for rationality and control. Excaerbation and escalation play significant roles in the suddeness of suicide, and not everyone does it to take the easy way out, I believe. They came to a point where many of their senses and inabitions were dulled do to circumstance and/or brain chemestry. There is no honer in taking your own life, but sometimes it just happens like that...before intervention can be bestowed.


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: Grungeman17]
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Suicide is upsetting just to hear about but it isn’t upsetting in the same way as having a loved one go through with it.  I don’t care about celebrities


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: Grungeman17]
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Grungeman17 said:
I do not look at every case whether it involves children or not and imediately think that person is a coward and took the easy way out. There are instances where a person's physical life situation took a turn for the negative and their response was to end it or "walk away". That could possibly be labeled as that. But there are instances where a person succumbs to their own brain chemestry and there is a physical chemical presence in the brain blocking communication to the regions of the brain responsible for rationality and control. Excaerbation and escalation play significant roles in the suddeness of suicide, and not everyone does it to take the easy way out, I believe. They came to a point where many of their senses and inabitions were dulled do to circumstance and/or brain chemestry. There is no honer in taking your own life, but sometimes it just happens like that...before intervention can be bestowed.



Yeah. I should probably try to think about it more like you do.


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[quote]Asante said:
You constantly make posts thatr fling middle school insults at people you don't like mixed in with maladjusted psychopathic comments about wanting to beat up the other poster with a crowbar.

You know how shit you are, you just don't give a fuck for precisely that reason.

I disendorse you.[/quote]

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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: TheFakeSunRa] * 1
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TheFakeSunRa said:
Actually, it’s the same way when a shroomery member dies. The only relevance to me is they’re not going to post anymore. I actually got banned for a year for ridiculing people’s “grief” when a member died.

If someone has kids and they off themselves or take a fatal dose of drugs I think they’re selfish assholes.




Shlong's OD had the most impact on me of anyone here who died, mostly because I can relate to his having a young family and so on. Just so senseless, and I had no clue he had this problem. Seemed like a decent guy who had things together, and he was someone I considered a friend though I only talked to him in threads on here. Yes it was arguably selfish and all that but I'm not sure that gets us anywhere.


With Robin Williams' suicide I had a similar reaction of it being unexpected, though in retrospect there maybe were signs that he was going through some shit. But it would be foolish to imagine I knew the guy in any real way from seeing him onscreen.

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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: psi]
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Yeah

I liked shlong too

He were all pretty tight on the sports forum back in the day

I even gave to his gofundme. But it’s nothing at all like when someone I know in the flesh dies.

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it was arguably selfish and all that but I'm not sure that gets us anywhere.




Touchy one. I took some heat for saying learn from this people.


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[quote]Asante said:
You constantly make posts thatr fling middle school insults at people you don't like mixed in with maladjusted psychopathic comments about wanting to beat up the other poster with a crowbar.

You know how shit you are, you just don't give a fuck for precisely that reason.

I disendorse you.[/quote]

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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: bloodsheen]
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Chris Cornell was hard for me, always was a big fan. I don't think he was a suicide though, imo he was exit bagged and made to look like he can't handle one or two lorazepams. A case like Robin Williams though, he had that weird Parkinson's thing that's not Parkinson's but kills you anyway. I don't feel like looking it up but if you only have a few years and the last half is likely some scary shit for your family then you are in fact doing the honourable thing. As a father, and a husband. As someone who has a family. Fuck what anyone else thinks of it. He didn't want to suffer or have his loved one's idea of him ruined throughout this torment of an ordeal. Sometimes there aren't good decisions just the best ones at the time. Can't just put yourself in someone's shoes you gotta live in 'em. :shrug:

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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: TheFakeSunRa]
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There is nobody here who I would consider a close friend but a lot of people do hang out regularly and talk on the phone etc.



TheFakeSunRa said:
I took some heat for saying learn from this people.



I hope these OD deaths wake some people here up as well. But sadly it's inevitable that there will be more.

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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: psi] * 1
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SMH you people honestly believe Chris Cornell killed himself :facepalm:

Pretty much everyone mentioned in this thread was murdered, but Chris was the most obvious one.


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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: SARAtonin]
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I'm familiar with some of Soundgarden's music, having been a high school student in the mid to late 90s, but before seeing this thread I had no clue that one of the members was called Chris Cornell or that he had died.

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Re: Celebrity suicide [Re: psi]
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Suicides dont really effect me for too long but really the only one and still to this day that makes me upset is Chester Bennington. Iconic world wide and a fav of mine. Gone..

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