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by **Big Niall** » Mon Oct 12, 2009 12:44 pm

And yet Bono is still with us :sniffle

by **Woollyback** » Mon Oct 12, 2009 8:13 pm

Big Niall wrote:And yet Bono is still with us

there's no justice in this world

by **Big Niall** » Mon Oct 12, 2009 8:18 pm

The amount of jokes doing the rounds is unreal. Do people stock up on these before hand? (maybe not as many jokes going around in England, not that Ireland is a batty boy country or anything, although our language is pronounced Gay Lick)

by **Gerrard30391** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:31 am

R.I.P Lad, 33 is a young age to go.

by **dawson99** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:59 am

SouthCoastShankly wrote:
dawson99 wrote:its a great loss to the musical world... another legend has left us early... we will strive to cope

Listen It is always sad news when someone at 33 dies but "a great loss to the musical world"....

do me a favour

some people don't get my sarcasm

by **tubby** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 12:02 pm

Can't say I was ever a fan of boyzone but im sure some did like them.

by **7_Kewell** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 1:43 pm

bavlondon wrote:Can't say I was ever a fan of boyzone but im sure some did like them.

Judge probably

by **bunglemark2** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 3:14 pm

bavlondon wrote:Can't say I was ever a fan of boyzone but im sure some did like them.

Bav - the very fact that you are so publicly denying being a fan makes me think you're protesting a bit tooooooo much

G'wan, admit it. You model yourself on Ronan Keating.

(Though with a missus like he has, I reckon I'd swap places in a flash !)

by **Effes** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 2:07 am

Something doesn't add up here - if he was my son I would want to know why the
feck he has died.
But his family andd friends seem to be very quick to say it was natural causes.

What natural causes mean a man of 33 dies?

by **Dazzer** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 4:07 am

Effes wrote:Something doesn't add up here - if he was my son I would want to know why the
feck he has died.
But his family andd friends seem to be very quick to say it was natural causes.

What natural causes mean a man of 33 dies?

He got drunk and vomited in his sleep and died it happens more then you think sad but quite common.

Also I think the family don't wanna draw attention to fact he was out on raz doing god knows what drink ? drugs ? who knows its between Stephen his Partner and his Family I can understand why the Family wanna just move on tbh it must have been heart breaking.

Also someting like this I doubt you would grieve right away the shock factor comes into play when I lost my grandmother to cancer I had few years to come to terms with the death and sort of grieved in those 2 years I was still upset when she past on but I was more together.But on other had we lost a baby in the family and it was to cot death and that was alot harder to get over because when things hit you like this it can take alot longer to get over if ever.

by **Effes** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 7:06 am

Dazzer wrote:
Effes wrote:Something doesn't add up here - if he was my son I would want to know why the
feck he has died.
But his family andd friends seem to be very quick to say it was natural causes.

What natural causes mean a man of 33 dies?

He got drunk and vomited in his sleep and died it happens more then you think sad but quite common. Also I think the family don't wanna draw attention to fact he was out on raz doing god knows what drink ? drugs ? who knows its between Stephen his Partner and his Family I can understand why the Family wanna just move on tbh it must have been heart breaking.

Also someting like this I doubt you would grieve right away the shock factor comes into play when I lost my grandmother to cancer I had few years to come to terms with the death and sort of grieved in those 2 years I was still upset when she past on but I was more together.But on other had we lost a baby in the family and it was to cot death and that was alot harder to get over because when things hit you like this it can take alot longer to get over if ever.

I didnt know choking on your own vomit would be deemed a "natural cause" though.

If that's the case then OK, but as I say the term "natural causes" made me think he just passed away.

by **Dazzer** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 8:05 am

Effes wrote:
Dazzer wrote:
Effes wrote:Something doesn't add up here - if he was my son I would want to know why the
feck he has died.
But his family andd friends seem to be very quick to say it was natural causes.

What natural causes mean a man of 33 dies?

He got drunk and vomited in his sleep and died it happens more then you think sad but quite common. Also I think the family don't wanna draw attention to fact he was out on raz doing god knows what drink ? drugs ? who knows its between Stephen his Partner and his Family I can understand why the Family wanna just move on tbh it must have been heart breaking.

Also someting like this I doubt you would grieve right away the shock factor comes into play when I lost my grandmother to cancer I had few years to come to terms with the death and sort of grieved in those 2 years I was still upset when she past on but I was more together.But on other had we lost a baby in the family and it was to cot death and that was alot harder to get over because when things hit you like this it can take alot longer to get over if ever.

I didnt know choking on your own vomit would be deemed a "natural cause" though.

If that's the case then OK, but as I say the term "natural causes" made me think he just passed away.

Its is natrual to die from choking on your own fluid it happens alot.

by **tubby** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 9:34 am

bunglemark2 wrote:
bavlondon wrote:Can't say I was ever a fan of boyzone but im sure some did like them.

Bav - the very fact that you are so publicly denying being a fan makes me think you're protesting a bit tooooooo much

G'wan, admit it. You model yourself on Ronan Keating.

(Though with a missus like he has, I reckon I'd swap places in a flash !)

Caught red handed.

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