BBC tv presenter found dead

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Rob249

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Just seen on news that Kristian Digby presenter of to buy or not to buy found dead in his flat in london.R.I.P
 
Was she from Accy? if not, so what? Another celeb bites the dust and some idiot posts this. Pathethic.
 
32 years of age, with his life and successful career in front of him, Tealeaf all life is precious no matter who's it is, the fact that he was some one who appeared regularly on our TV screens makes it of interest. Maybe Robs only mistake was he could have posted it in the TV section RIP
 
Rob249 said:
Just seen on news that Kristian Digby presenter of to buy or not to buy found dead in his flat in london.R.I.P
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I wouldn't worry if you missed it, it's bound to be repeated on Dave in a couple of months, then we can be sad all over again.
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jaysay said:
32 years of age, with his life and successful career in front of him, Tealeaf all life is precious no matter who's it is, the fact that he was some one who appeared regularly on our TV screens makes it of interest. Maybe Robs only mistake was he could have posted it in the TV section RIP
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Have moved it to tv section for him:)
 
pipinfort said:
The only thing i find pathetic is your post..............:mad: prick.
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Well, all I was doing with my post on this and on the one on Gosling was to make a passing observation on the cult of celebrity; in the latter instance, about one individual who obviously missed his 'celeb' status and in the former instance about those sorry individuals such as pipinfort whose pathetic little lifestyles revolve around no more than soap operas, celeb antics and a six pack of strong lager every night.

Sometimes the truth hurts; but it also hurts me - and very much so - when I have to make posts such as this. Still, if all this nonsense keeps these unfortunate individuals happy, then so be it.
 
Tealeaf said:
Well, all I was doing with my post on this and on the one on Gosling was to make a passing observation on the cult of celebrity; in the latter instance, about one individual who obviously missed his 'celeb' status and in the former instance about those sorry individuals such as pipinfort whose pathetic little lifestyles revolve around no more than soap operas, celeb antics and a six pack of strong lager every night.

Sometimes the truth hurts; but it also hurts me - and very much so - when I have to make posts such as this. Still, if all this nonsense keeps these unfortunate individuals happy, then so be it.
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The fact that another human being had died was a sad storey, whether he was a celebrity or not makes no difference in my book
 
Tealeaf said:
and in the former instance about those sorry individuals such as pipinfort whose pathetic little lifestyles revolve around no more than soap operas, celeb antics and a six pack of strong lager every night.
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Oooo you know me inside out, theres nowt i like better than an episope of Katie & Peter followed by Eastenders washed down with my Special Brew.......LOl...........:D:D:D:D:D
 
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well don't care what you say tealeaf I am actually really gutted about this... he was someone who I was very fond of (albeit through a tv screen) who did so much for the dyslexic society.

He was funny and very talented, many didn't know about the work he did as a director as well as his tv presenting

very sad news, RIP Kristian :(
 
harwood red said:
well don't care what you say tealeaf I am actually really gutted about this... he was someone who I was very fond of (albeit through a tv screen) who did so much for the dyslexic society.

He was funny and very talented, many didn't know about the work he did as a director as well as his tv presenting

very sad news, RIP Kristian :(
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I have to agree with you HR on the dyslexia front, its not that long ago I found out about his struggle with it and how he didn't let it get in his way
 
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