RIP Luciano Pavarotti
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Time for the big man to put his feet up. The best voice I've ever heard, and a larger than life character. None shall sleep? Enjoy yours Pav.
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not my joke but it wanted repeating
Good Un !
RIP Signore Luciano, e potete continuare a cantare, questo volta con il choir grande nel cielo!
[translation for the non-italian NOOLers: rip mister luciano, and may you continue to sing, this time with the great choir in heaven!]
There was a good documentary last night on Pava on BBC1. Good lad he was. El Divo he certainly was, but a kind heart.
RIP Big Yin.
Death - the ultimate tax dodge 
Nick should suspend the accounts of anyone who admits to liking Pavarotti.
Not because it's the right thing to do or anything, just because it would make the place a bit cooler and we'd probably get on the news again.
Again?
I note the BBC have an opinion thread running....as if anyone would be callous enough to post "bout time, that fat cunt made the world a painful place"... I mean even I rejected the idea (£40 and it's yours Col).
Still, stop doing shows on opera and instead do shows about how being spherical is not all that good for you.
I bet 80% of Engerlish what knows of him do so purely cos of None shall sleep (easier to translate than spell), which I always loathed as it displaced WIFM from it's rightful spot as the anthem of the cup.
Just been down B&Q.
Got a sheet of MDF for £5.65, glue for £1.90, handles and screws for £1.50 and some varnish for 80p.
Amazing, you can actually make a coffin for a Tenor.
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Three Tenors have found a replacement for Pavarotti.
It's Elton John.
Only now they're gonna have to call themselves Two Tenors and a Nine Bob Note.
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We need embedded sounds on here[1] so we can insert mute trombone noises.
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[1]like we need ebola, but for the sake of this post we need em.
El Jarvo wrote: Just been down B&Q.
Got a sheet of MDF for £5.65, glue for £1.90, handles and screws for £1.50 and some varnish for 80p.
Amazing, you can actually make a coffin for a Tenor.
Ho ho... Better than tickets for a tenor though (marginally)
Doctor? wrote: Again?
I note the BBC have an opinion thread running....as if anyone would be callous enough to post "bout time, that fat cunt made the world a painful place"... I mean even I rejected the idea (£40 and it's yours Col).
Still, stop doing shows on opera and instead do shows about how being spherical is not all that good for you.
I bet 80% of Engerlish what knows of him do so purely cos of None shall sleep (easier to translate than spell), which I always loathed as it displaced WIFM from it's rightful spot as the anthem of the cup.
That's the whole point. Was pop opera. Like listening to McFly and saying you're interested in music or saying you're going to the theatre when you're off to see Gary Wilmot in Cindarella.
Nothing wrong with it, but it's not advancing the art and, shot of being good at his job, he didn't really change the world much did he?
Some of his tax evasion stories were quite good though. And some of the tennor jokes.
Aparently it was St Peter's birthday yesterday.
God forgot and didn't have time to get him a present...
Plácido Domingo, José Carreras and Luciano Pavarotti are getting pissed down their local. All three are running dry so Carreras says "Your round, Pav."
"And you're a short arse, get to the bar."
he was born on october 10 th, i remember that cause Bono did sing a birthay song for him in the concert i was in New York in 2005
