Was Princess Diana Murdered? - Page 2

jaysay · 23-05-2012, 17:59

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Originally Posted by susie123

Couldn't have put it better myself, John. Though possibly driving it would have made more sense?

Yip totally agree

Eric · 23-05-2012, 18:14

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Na a flaming drunk Frenchman diving a German car at speed = disaster

That's the second time this month I have to agree with you ... and the fifth time I can actually understand your post

.

It's much more dramatic, and, in a sense, romantic to think that she died because of a fiendish plot put together in some secret tomblike office "somewher in London", and not because she was dumb enough to get in a car with a drunk behind the wheel ... and that she compounded this stupidity by not wearing a seat belt.

When it comes to dying celebs can go just like the rest of us, only in more expensive settings. TS Diana ... you were mortal. Rather than mourn the passing of a saint (thank god she wasn't RC), make a donation to MADD.

jaysay · 23-05-2012, 18:18

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Originally Posted by Eric

That's the second time this month I have to agree with you ... and the fifth time I can actually understand your post

.

It's much more dramatic, and, in a sense, romantic to think that she died because of a fiendish plot put together in some secret tomblike office "somewher in London", and not because she was dumb enough to get in a car with a drunk behind the wheel ... and that she compounded this stupidity by not wearing a seat belt.

When it comes to dying celebs can go just like the rest of us, only in more expensive settings. TS Diana ... you were mortal. Rather than mourn the passing of a saint (thank god she wasn't RC), make a donation to MADD.

Ya forgot about her not wearing a seat belt, even though the driver was drunk, a wee bit silly really, mind you you don't really get a chance to do that twice do ya

Eric · 23-05-2012, 18:36

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Ya forgot about her not wearing a seat belt, even though the driver was drunk, a wee bit silly really, mind you you don't really get a chance to do that twice do ya

And here's this from the guy who was wearing a seatbelt. I'm sure you will appreciate the source

After 10 years, has Diana's bodyguard finally remembered what happened that night? | Mail Online

Eric · 23-05-2012, 18:41

Hey, Jaysay, if I keep agreeing with you, and I read the "Daily Mail", does that mean I can be one of The Three Stooges? I know that will make four, but were there not nine band members in The Temperance Seven? Hey, just call me Shemp

susie123 · 23-05-2012, 18:47

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Originally Posted by Eric

Hey, Jaysay, if I keep agreeing with you, and I read the "Daily Mail", does that mean I can be one of The Three Stooges? I know that will make four, but were there not nine band members in The Temperance Seven? Hey, just call me Shemp

I agree too Eric... you, me and Jaysay - we could be the Three Stooges between us - or do they all have to be blokes?

jaysay · 23-05-2012, 19:05

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Originally Posted by Eric

Hey, Jaysay, if I keep agreeing with you, and I read the "Daily Mail", does that mean I can be one of The Three Stooges? I know that will make four, but were there not nine band members in The Temperance Seven? Hey, just call me Shemp

Well people usually, given time, come round to seeing things my way

Eric · 23-05-2012, 19:19

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Originally Posted by susie123

I agree too Eric... you, me and Jaysay - we could be the Three Stooges between us - or do they all have to be blokes?

Equal opportunity rules

... this ain't the 50s ... (although the fact that I remember them, even to the point of winning the sack race in a sports day held to celebrate the Coronation

, makes me feel kinda old fartish

). Maybe we could be the new "Temperance Seven" ... that would leave room for more members. Someone told me once (and it wasn't Mr. Google) that there were nine members in the band because "nine" was "one over the eight" ... apokrawful, (obligatory "Jayism"

), maybe; but it's a neat little joke.

However, my primary allegiance is to the ultra-exclusive "Fellowship of the Hat"

Remember, anyone who has fallen down drunk in Medicine Hat is invited to apply.

jaysay · 23-05-2012, 19:23

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Originally Posted by Eric

Equal opportunity rules

... this ain't the 50s ... (although the fact that I remember them, even to the point of winning the sack race in a sports day held to celebrate the Coronation

, makes me feel kinda old fartish

). Maybe we could be the new "Temperance Seven" ... that would leave room for more members. Someone told me once (and it wasn't Mr. Google) that there were nine members in the band because "nine" was "one over the eight" ... apokrawful, (obligatory "Jayism"

), maybe; but it's a neat little joke.

However, my primary allegiance is to the ultra-exclusive "Fellowship of the Hat"

Remember, anyone who has fallen down drunk in Medicine Hat is invited to apply.

Do not take the name of Jaysay in vain young Eric

DaveinGermany · 23-05-2012, 19:30

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Originally Posted by Eric

...However, my primary allegiance is to the ultra-exclusive "Fellowship of the Hat"

Remember, anyone who has fallen down drunk in Medicine Hat is invited to apply.

And so it shall be until the end of days my friend.

Eric · 23-05-2012, 20:25

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Do not take the name of Jaysay in vain young Eric

Young

... ahm owder'n thee bi a sixmonth 'n more ... sheesh, kids today

jaysay · 24-05-2012, 08:53

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Originally Posted by Eric

Young

... ahm owder'n thee bi a sixmonth 'n more ... sheesh, kids today

Ya Eric its what I'm always saying to my Daughter, there's only two things in life I hate, bad beer and cheeky kids, that was okay when she was a teenager, but she scowls at me now, shes now 44

kestrelx · 25-05-2012, 15:45

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Yes, She didn't fit in with the Royal Family.

I think she was because she was a loose canon - she worked against land mines and one rumour is she intended to start campaigning for the Palastinians. I believe the Gulf War was planned and for one reason she could have spoken out of turn which would have been totally unacceptable for the mother of a Royal Prince's - involved in war. Other reasons as well.

The Queen said to Paul Burrell

"There are powers at work in this country which we have no knowledge about,"

Quote from...

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread287016/pg1

susie123 · 25-05-2012, 17:20

I see from the poll results that the majority agree that Diana was murdered. I'd be interested to know if these people are also anti the Royal Family in general. Presumably they think that they were the ones behind the assassination, if there was one.

jaysay · 25-05-2012, 17:41

Be quite honest its just another load of conspiracy claptrap, let the woman rest in peace for gods sack