peng ...short and easy to remember :P

nice to meet you too, Josceline :)

I'm not sure... that's kinda weird because we never have seen each other.. just pictures . I guess that'd be sad anyway

yes it'll be sad

but we're not that close to go to someone funeral

so what will they tell us for?

I suppose they might let us know just so they don't think we've abandoned Coldplay or whatever...I dont know. But when anyone dies its always sad. Although we don't know each other in person, we know each others personalities etc... I think it would be very sad. :(

think about it for a sec

say someone starts a thread saying "im really sad to say that ______has died"

(god forbid of course) but it sounds kinda ridiculas to me

i mean, how r u suppose to react to something like that?

 

id think someone was playing a bad joke on us... and then ppl wont know how to act. Like are we suppose to chat and be happy like nothing has happenned or is this place suppose to keep a serious tone until enough time has passed

so im not so sure id wanna know

i guess i'd like to know.

but i wonder who would inform us...

i don't know anyone that well on here to feel comfortable about being informed of their death, or coming death. i think anyone who knows they will die soon will contact those they love most and those on this site who they know will definitely care to know, not just create a new thread or post saying they're going to die etc.

um, so yeah, i'm only looking at it from my point of view, and i'd only contact (pm etc) those who i think would appreciate being told.

^ i wouldn't tell anybody if i knew i was going to die.

not even my family i suppose.

yeah, i just wouldn't want anybody to know and creating a whole new thread concerning that subject is really... morbid.

i'd personally like to know, so i can get my self prepared mentally & physicly.

I don't think I'd want to know...I wouldn't want it to be the center of my thoughts. But if I did know, I'd only tell a couple of people and that's only so I knew someone would do the right thing with my music when I'm gone.

I would absolutely want to know that.

 

I don't like hope...especially if it's false.

The night that war rebel Kylie said no to Tony Blair

 

 

Tony Blair has courted stars from Mick Jagger and Bono to Peter Andre. But there is one beyond his reach.

 

Singer Kylie Minogue declined an invitation to meet the Prime Minister because, it is claimed, of her opposition to the war in Iraq.

 

It happened when Mr Blair found himself staying in the same hotel as Miss Minogue. His aides asked the manager of the Malmaison in Birmingham to request a meeting with the star.

 

"The hotel manager passed the message on, but Miss Minogue politely declined," said a source.

 

"She said it would be unfeasible, citing commitments to her concert as the reason."

 

However, it is known that Miss Minogue, currently recovering from gruelling treatment for breast cancer, is opposed to the war in Iraq. Those in her circle have raised questions as to whether this was the real reason behind her refusal as she is usually prepared to meet people when on tour. They believe she refused as a protest.

 

Miss Minogue, 38, was performing in her Showgirl Tour at the time - April last year.

 

But last night both sides played down the incident. Miss Minogue's spokesman said: "We weren't aware of any request to meet Mr Blair and never received any such request." And Downing Street said: "Mr Blair did not ask to meet Kylie, nor did they meet."

 

In 2003 Miss Minogue took part in the Stop The War Coalition protest which saw more than a million people march.

 

She was reported to have agreed to perform in an anti-war concert alongside Coldplay, Robbie Williams and Travis but it never happened. The Prime Minister spoke about being in the same hotel in speeches at the time. He even wrote in an on-line blog that his spin doctors kept singing her hit Spinning Around.

 

Miss Minogue is due to resume touring in Australia next month, before performing further dates in the UK in January.

 

Speaking at the Milan Fashion show where she was the guest of honour at a party thrown by style gurus Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, she told how she was looking forward to the future.

 

She added: "It's a very strange feeling. It's like I'm living a second life. I know I'm not the same Kylie as before but at the same time it's difficult to explain what exactly has changed."

 

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23369154-details/The+night+that+war+rebel+Kylie+said+no+to+Tony+Blair/article.do

I would like to know..I think it would be weird if someone just disappeared from the board and never came back. It's more important for me to know it if someone how I talk a lot to died though.

I'd like to know...

If I die, I don't know...this thing scares me a lot... I hope I won't miss anyone...

I'm not sure.... it's a delicate topic, in my opinion. Well, if I was dead, I'm sure that none of my family members would tell any of you that I was dead. If I was going to die, I'd just notify those I care about (and vice versa), like StarsKay said.

it would be awful to know but yea i think i want to know so i could be prepared u know i would tell people what i feel and i may apologize from people i hurt! things like that.

I'd definitely like to know. But just if there's little time left for me so I could try to make my last moments the best.

 

The idea of death coming to me all of the sudden, when I wish I could experience many otehr things is just awful.

It is a delicate topic but I think it would create a "sadness" in here but it seems most of you would like to know, but I don't think any of us would be able to actually believe it...maybe if they happened to live in the same town or were in contact with them.

Winning a-round

 

 

Tony Blair has courted stars from Mick Jagger and Bono to Peter Andre. But there is one beyond his reach. Singer Kylie Minogue declined an invitation to meet the Prime Minister because, it is claimed, of her opposition to the war in Iraq. It happened when Mr Blair found himself staying in the same hotel as Miss Minogue. His aides asked the manager of the Malmaison in Birmingham to request a meeting with the star.

 

'The hotel manager passed the message on, but Miss Minogue politely declined,' said a source. 'She said it would be unfeasible, citing commitments to her concert as the reason.'

 

However, it is known that Miss Minogue, currently recovering from gruelling treatment for breast cancer, is opposed to the war in Iraq. Those in her circle have raised questions as to whether this was the real reason behind her refusal as she is usually prepared to meet people when on tour. They believe she refused as a protest.

 

Miss Minogue, 38, was performing in her Showgirl Tour at the time — April last year.

 

But last night both sides played down the incident. Miss Minogue's spokesman said: 'We weren't aware of any request to meet Mr Blair and never received any such request.' And Downing Street said: 'Mr Blair did not ask to meet Kylie, nor did they meet.'

 

In 2003 Miss Minogue took part in the Stop The War Coalition protest which saw more than a million people march.

 

She was reported to have agreed to perform in an anti-war concert alongside Coldplay, Robbie Williams and Travis but it never happened. The Prime Minister spoke about being in the same hotel in speeches at the time. He even wrote in an on-line blog that his spin doctors kept singing her hit Spinning Around. Miss Minogue is due to resume touring in Australia next month, before performing further dates in the UK in January.

 

Speaking at the Milan Fashion show where she was the guest of honour at a party thrown by style gurus Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, she told how she was looking forward to the future. She added: 'It's a very strange feeling. It's like I'm living a second life. I know I'm not the same Kylie as before but at the same time it's difficult to explain what exactly has changed.'

 

http://www.khaleejtimes.com/CityHome.asp?xfile=data/citytimes/2006/October/citytimes_October8.xml&section=citytimes&col=

 

Tony Blair has courted stars from Mick Jagger and Bono to Peter Andre. But there is one beyond his reach. Singer Kylie Minogue declined an invitation to meet the Prime Minister because, it is claimed, of her opposition to the war in Iraq. It happened when Mr Blair found himself staying in the same hotel as Miss Minogue. His aides asked the manager of the Malmaison in Birmingham to request a meeting with the star.

 

'The hotel manager passed the message on, but Miss Minogue politely declined,' said a source. 'She said it would be unfeasible, citing commitments to her concert as the reason.'

 

However, it is known that Miss Minogue, currently recovering from gruelling treatment for breast cancer, is opposed to the war in Iraq. Those in her circle have raised questions as to whether this was the real reason behind her refusal as she is usually prepared to meet people when on tour. They believe she refused as a protest.

 

Miss Minogue, 38, was performing in her Showgirl Tour at the time — April last year.

 

But last night both sides played down the incident. Miss Minogue's spokesman said: 'We weren't aware of any request to meet Mr Blair and never received any such request.' And Downing Street said: 'Mr Blair did not ask to meet Kylie, nor did they meet.'

 

In 2003 Miss Minogue took part in the Stop The War Coalition protest which saw more than a million people march.

 

She was reported to have agreed to perform in an anti-war concert alongside Coldplay, Robbie Williams and Travis but it never happened. The Prime Minister spoke about being in the same hotel in speeches at the time. He even wrote in an on-line blog that his spin doctors kept singing her hit Spinning Around. Miss Minogue is due to resume touring in Australia next month, before performing further dates in the UK in January.

 

Speaking at the Milan Fashion show where she was the guest of honour at a party thrown by style gurus Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, she told how she was looking forward to the future. She added: 'It's a very strange feeling. It's like I'm living a second life. I know I'm not the same Kylie as before but at the same time it's difficult to explain what exactly has changed.'

 

http://www.khaleejtimes.com/CityHome.asp?xfile=data/citytimes/2006/October/citytimes_October8.xml&section=citytimes&col=

 

He should be so lucky!!:rolleyes:

Blair's favourite Kylie song?? "Spinning Around", of course!!:P

The guess what I am doing thread>

 

Yes, besides reading and posting here of course :p

you're singing :singer:

Lore! You came along to play my game! (I always tell my friends to guess something haha lame I know :shy: ) I didn't know you were here. :nice: I am singing most of the time but not today..

Are you eating? :thinking: