The Celebrity Obituary Thread

After his shenanigans in the 70s and early 80s, it might be considered a wonder that he made it to 81.
His autobiography is a difficult read in places.
 
grimtraveller said:
After his shenanigans in the 70s and early 80s, it might be considered a wonder that he made it to 81.
His autobiography is a difficult read in places.
Click to expand...
Mmmm maybe you have a point, not the easiest or nicest bloke to get on with by all accounts but.... I never judge anyone by others comments unless I have met them so its not my place to make a comment or judgement. I liked his music thats all xxxx
 
Well, I liked his early Byrds work and I found him an interesting character. I will gauge him by what others say about him, but not more than what he says about himself. He was like Keith Richards and Ozzy Osbourne ~ incredible that he became an old man.
 
grimtraveller said:
Well, I liked his early Byrds work and I found him an interesting character. I will gauge him by what others say about him, but not more than what he says about himself. He was like Keith Richards and Ozzy Osbourne ~ incredible that he became an old man.
Click to expand...
Thing about Richards is proof that Heroin is less toxic than alcohol. We go on about drugs but strangely alcohol .... a toxic poison ....damages the body more than heroin which in essence in its purest form is just an opiate pain killer. No lecture or intention here, just facts xxxxx
 
I don't know Smithers. There are a lot of dead heroin addicts. I can have a drink or two, and then not drink for a month or more. I don't think that's possible with heroin. The one person that I knew that took heroin couldn't stop, and he's not around anymore.

Like Grim, I've read his autobiography. He credits his time in prison for saving his life.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top