Whitney Houston---I hope this IS NOT true


bluedog said:
:confused: She was a grown ass woman with everything available to her.

"Android" The peoples champion...take NOTE!
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I know I know but you will be amazed at how some of the folks around you will do thier best to keep help away.keep them down and that comment was more from teh school employees side of me talking. So just ignore it.
 
No matter how bad a person is or what they do to themselves, only a cold heart person wants to see them die. One thing we all need to remember, we all have to take the walk of death or see our love ones ride in that Hurst. We all are someone's kids, brothers, sisters, cousins or friends. It is easy to say what we want do or how we feel until it us that has to bury that person.
 
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CEE DOG said:
No matter how bad a person is or what they do to themselves, only a cold heart person wants to see them die. One thing we all need to remember, we all have to take the walk of death or see our love ones ride in that Hurst. We all are someone's kids, brothers, sisters, cousins or friends. It is easy to say what we want do or how we feel until it us that has to bury that person.
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Man you can't be serious? Who in the hell implied that they wanted to see her die??? She lived a destructive life style and I'm not surprised she died at a somewhat young age. I was a fan of hers just like a lot of people in this country.
 
That wasn't directed at you. Just saying that in general.
Styles said:
Man you can't be serious? Who in the hell implied that they wanted to see her die??? She lived a destructive life style and I'm not surprised she died at a somewhat young age. I was a fan of hers just like a lot of people in this country.
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I am with Styles with a degree. I am not happy but I can't say I am surprised.

I had a frat brother in Jackson who had open heart surgery in May and was back smoking weed that following July. He died about a year later and everyone was acting so surprised. The body can only take so much.
 
jsupop33 said:
I am with Styles with a degree. I am not happy but I can't say I am surprised.

I had a frat brother in Jackson who had open heart surgery in May and was back smoking weed that following July. He died about a year later and everyone was acting so surprised. The body can only take so much.
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I feel you....when my dad was going through chemo at the Veterans Hospital for Cancer I would see vets smoking through their throat breathing and feeding tube....it's sad...
 
skyvolt2000 said:
I know I know but you will be amazed at how some of the folks around you will do thier best to keep help away.keep them down and that comment was more from teh school employees side of me talking. So just ignore it.
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I understand

"Android" The peoples champion...take NOTE!
 
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EB said:
My mother says that parents do not expect to bury their kids.
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That depends on what your child decides to do with his/her life. For example, I have a two year old son. If he chooses to live a life style of gangs/drugs/violence than if he dies at a young age I wouldn't be surprised. As soon as I see him turn to that lifestyle I'm increasing that cat’s life insurance policy while trying to help him turn his life around. It would hurt like hell to see him die young because I know how I plan to raise him, but I wouldn't be shell shocked since that type of lifestyle has destroyed the best of them.
 
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Styles said:
That depends on what your child decides to do with his/her life. For example, I have a two year old son. If he chooses to live a life style of gangs/drugs/violence than if he dies at a young age I wouldn't be surprised. It would hurt like hell because I know how I plan to raise him, but I wouldn't be shell shocked.
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Would you be less sad at his death because he chose a life of drugs or violence? Or would the emotions be the same?
 
SUJagFan said:
Would you be less sad at his death because he chose a life of drugs or violence? Or would the emotions be the same?
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It would hurt like hell regardless, but the sting would be less if he's into a destructive lifestyle. Now if he's a hard working law-abiding citizen with a family, I would be devastating to say the less.
 
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People can we please exhibit some empathy instead of all this hypothetical stuff? Jesus...some of you are so damn hard as if you don't have feelings.
 



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WOW!
 
Styles said:
That depends on what your child decides to do with his/her life. For example, I have a two year old son. If he chooses to live a life style of gangs/drugs/violence than if he dies at a young age I wouldn't be surprised. As soon as I see him turn to that lifestyle I'm increasing that cat’s life insurance policy while trying to help him turn his life around. It would hurt like hell to see him die young because I know how I plan to raise him, but I wouldn't be shell shocked since that type of lifestyle has destroyed the best of them.
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Styles...have you lost a child? If not...predicting a reaction is null at this point...What if this child grows up and is in the military...and is killed...yes this is on the other end of the spectrum than gangs or drugs but death is death...

Like my dad said when my brother died...parents are not supposed to bury their kids no matter what.
 
The Founder said:
Styles...have you lost a child? If not...predicting a reaction is null at this point...What if this child grows up and is in the military...and is killed...yes this is on the other end of the spectrum than gangs or drugs but death is death...

Like my dad said when my brother died...parents are not supposed to bury their kids no matter what.
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No, I have never and hope I never will bury one of my kids. But come on man the military was a bad example. If your kid joins the military you know what he is getting into. You know the risks. The #1 reason for the military/war fighter is to fight wars. In a utopia parents are not suppose to bury their kids, but we all know that is not always the case and if your child is living a destructive life style than the probability is much higher. That is all I'm saying. But in general I agree with that statement.
 
Styles said:
No, I have never and hope I never will bury one of my kids. But come on man the military was a bad example. If your kid joins the military you know what he is getting into. You know the risks. The #1 reason for the military/war fighter is to fight wars. In a utopia parents are not suppose to bury their kids, but we all know that is not always the case and if your child is living a destructive life style than the probability is much higher. That is all I'm saying. But in general I agree with that statement.
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Styles, I'm not mad at you. I try to maintain a civilized convo. I feel you on the part where living a destructive lifestyle brings a possible destructive outcome yet...no one really expects to bury their child even in the most ending staging of an illness. When my brother was dying my parents maintained an outlook that he would get better....but he didn't....hope is an interesting piece of faith.
 
Anyone who'd followed reports of Whitney Houston's bizarre behavior in the days leading up to the Grammys had to have been "shocked, but not surprised" at reports of her demise, as the saying goes. Thursday in particular had been an obviously rough day in public for the troubled singer, whose appearance and behavior raised eyebrows among reporters, photographers, and regular folks who witnessed her erratic rounds.

First she first visited Brandy, Monica, and Clive Davis at rehearsals for the mogul's pre-Grammys party, where a Los Angeles Times reporter described her as reeking of alcohol, "visibly bloated," and "disheveled in mismatched clothes and hair that was dripping wet with either sweat or water." According to the Times, when Houston wasn't mugging and gesticulating wildly for Brandy and Monica — who were doing a media junket, as well as preparing a duet — she was alternately skipping around the lobby or "wandering aimlessly" around the Beverly Hills Hotel grounds. Reportedly, guests had even called security to report the singer doing handstands by the hotel pool.

Houston's Thursday was about to get worse… way worse. That evening, she attended a party headlined by Kelly Price at the Tru nightclub in Hollywood. As she exited, seeming intoxicated, photographers took close-ups of her legs, which appeared to be spotted with blood streaks, along with scratches on her wrists.

http://music.yahoo.com/blogs/stop-t...-houston-tumultuous-final-days-144148765.html
 
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