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Well done to Okay Magazine for running the obituary in their "Jade Goody official tribute issue".

A prebituary, if you will.

In Loving Memory, indeed. If only she were just a fading memory; a half-recollection of a plump, half-dumb racist with terrible geography and tits that can be seen for fity pee and a pound of grapes. Sadly, or otherwise, she's not dead yet. She will be though. So here we go. 1981-2009, that's bound to cover it. They've even got her 'final words'. Hopefully, in the interests of accuracy, a gagging order is in place to make sure she doesn't come out with any more of her special brand of wisdom. Every cloud has a silver lining, I suppose).

Thoroughly disgusting. They should be ashamed. So should I.

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Was she really a racist though?

She called somebody a 'poppadom' whereas the pretty one with the big tits who was shagging a Prem footballer told Shilpa Shetty to 'go home', which is arguably faaar more racist. But everyone forgets that.

Just saying, like.

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I saw that in the newsagents yesterday too. The "special death commemorative issue" type banner at the top of the magazine... classy. People joke but I reckon *adopts geordie accent* "Day 43 inside the Jade Goody coffin and things are starting to get smelly" on C4 doesn't seem so far fetched now. Goody is taking the term "courting the media" to a whole new level of tawdriness.

It's proper ghoulish really... she's obviously got zero respect for herself or her family. Making money for her kids my arse, she's already more than minted so basically she just wanted the attention in a crass and pathetic way. I chuckled when she said "I've done more with my life in 27 years than most people do in a lifetime".

Errr, what precisely?

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Ally wrote: I chuckled when she said "I've done more with my life in 27 years than most people do in a lifetime".

Errr, what precisely?

Er, become quite famous?

And had a few threads dedicated to her on this very forum?

Turning this one around, what have people here achieved (or would hope to achieve) that she probably hasn't done already, in their lives?

Bar reaching their 30th birthdays, of course.

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El Jarvo wrote: Er, become quite famous?

And had a few threads dedicated to her on this very forum?

Besides fame :p but "something of worth".

Veteran members here get threads dedicated to them every day whether it be weddings, birthdays, gigs etc.

I'm sure she's honoured she's had 3 threads dedicated to her expiry on these forums.

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Ally wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Er, become quite famous?

And had a few threads dedicated to her on this very forum?

Besides fame :p but "something of worth".

She's apparently prompted a massive increase in the number of women having cervical cancer checks, which is something of worth.

Like I said, what's anyone else here likely to 'achieve', if they live to be 100?

Fcuk all, probably.

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El Jarvo wrote: She's apparently prompted a massive increase in the number of women having cervical cancer checks, which is something of worth.

I'm not denying that is a very beneficial outcome; if more women have the smear tests and catch cancer early then that's wonderful both for themselves and their families.

I would just be hesitant to attribute all of that to Goody as an "achievement". She didn't set out with a number one priority of helping other women, she set out to make as much money as possible an expose herself and her kids as much as possible. Basic greed for both money and attention; she can't blame people for seeing it that way but I suspect at this stage she doesn't give a toss. The cancer awareness is a chance by product albeit a very welcome one.

I do feel sorry for her as it's obvious her fame and illness has been deeply manipulated by the people around her (Max Clifford etc) and add to that she's just not very bright in the first place. They're the people who will be gleefully dividing up her estate after she's gone.

It's all very tawdry and cynical... but I'm stating the blindingly obvious.

Yes, I know.

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Last week in the news, Jade Goody attacked by a hammer yielding woman.

This week in the news, Jade Goody attacked by a scythe yielding skeleton.

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If only reality TV would die aswell. Another phenomenon that coincided with the dominance of New Labour.

The year 2000 thats when culture declined significantly. Not only the introduction of reality TV, but an explosion in the use of mobile phones, easily available credit, cheap booze, ridiculous mortgages, chavs, the decline of 'the town centre', 'elf and safety, multiculturalism. The list goes on and on........

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...and so do you.

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Ravi Kumar wrote: The year 2000 thats when culture declined significantly. Not only the introduction of reality TV, but an explosion in the use of mobile phones, easily available credit, cheap booze, ridiculous mortgages, chavs, the decline of 'the town centre', 'elf and safety, multiculturalism. The list goes on and on........

How the fcuk would you know?

You were about ten in the year 2000.

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Ally wrote: she set out to make as much money as possible an expose herself and her kids as much as possible. Basic greed for both money and attention; she can't blame people for seeing it that way but I suspect at this stage she doesn't give a toss

Right, so a Mum to two very young children finds out she's got X months to live and she sets out to earn as much money as possible in as small a time frame as possible?

What's wrong with that? Which bit am I missing?

It's not like she's the one who's gonna spend it? Or are you suggesting she's just doing it all to keep herself in the public eye.

I can't imagine any mother in her position would behave any differently, given the circumstances. She's lucky she can create a nest-egg for her family, most people living under the same death sentence would be utterly fuct.

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El Jarvo wrote:

Ravi Kumar wrote: The year 2000 thats when culture declined significantly. Not only the introduction of reality TV, but an explosion in the use of mobile phones, easily available credit, cheap booze, ridiculous mortgages, chavs, the decline of 'the town centre', 'elf and safety, multiculturalism. The list goes on and on........

How the fcuk would you know?

You were about ten in the year 2000.

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El Jarvo wrote: Right, so a Mum to two very young children finds out she's got X months to live and she sets out to earn as much money as possible in as small a time frame as possible?

What's wrong with that? Which bit am I missing?

It's not like she's the one who's gonna spend it? Or are you suggesting she's just doing it all to keep herself in the public eye.

The notion of providing for her kids I'm not knocking, of course she would as would any parent in that situation. The difference here is that she's already a multi-millionaire and even if she didn't do what she's doing her kids will enjoy a very affluent lifestyle with the best of everything regardless. We are talking about a woman who courts the press and has appeared on as many reality shows as possible so to completely dismiss that some small part of her is doing this for the attention as well as the cash is a bit rose-tinted.

You've got to admit the level of access she's negotiated with the papers and the rags like Hello is very ghoulish. I don't think noting that allowing a camera crew to follow you around until you inevitably die is a bit much, is it? That could be more of a sign of the times than anything to do with Goody herself.

There is also an argument that she's dragged her kids into the public spotlight to the extent that they will be pursued by paparazzi for the rest of their lives. Some might say this was going to happen anyway but her decisions to allow so much coverage has exacerbated things. Hauling her kids in front of the cameras for Hello! when they're about to lose their mum is ghoulish and at the end of the day, is it really worth it?

All the stuff of she's got cancer and her kids will grow up without a mum is taken as read; it's immensely tragic and I do have sympathy. But criticising the media circus - the majority of which she's actively sought - surrounding this is not a hanging offence...

El Jarvo wrote: I can't imagine any mother in her position would behave any differently, given the circumstances.

I think to be fair, nobody would know how they would react when presented with cancer... I don't imagine getting on the blower to OK! would be the first port of call for many though :shrug: not that I'm saying you're saying people would do that. I agree the angle of trying to make sure your kids are financially stable is totally understandable...

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El Jarvo wrote: Was she really a racist though?

She called somebody a 'poppadom' whereas the pretty one with the big tits who was shagging a Prem footballer told Shilpa Shetty to 'go home', which is arguably faaar more racist. But everyone forgets that.

Just saying, like.

Good point. The afforementioned big-titted burd (Danilelle Lloyd) along with Pramface from S Club 7 came away with some far worse chat during that whole affair. Yet she (big tits) was presenting a documentary on BBC1 last night about abusive relationships. It was Teddy Sherringham she was shagging by the way. Just so's you know.

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GlasVegas wrote: It was Teddy Sherringham she was shagging by the way.

He dumped her pretty sharpish after that didn't he?

I seem to remember the bird from S Club 7 was far more racist than Goody.

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GlasVegas wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Was she really a racist though?

She called somebody a 'poppadom' whereas the pretty one with the big tits who was shagging a Prem footballer told Shilpa Shetty to 'go home', which is arguably faaar more racist. But everyone forgets that.

It was Teddy Sherringham she was shagging by the way. Just so's you know.

Teddy binned her because of her part in the fiasco,no? Then Max Clifford or some other damage limitation guru,told her she must start banging Jermaine Defoe to proves she's not racist after all...or something like that.

Not sure how true that is. Regardless,it's a good bit of sleb goss I reckon!

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Ally wrote: The notion of providing for her kids I'm not knocking, of course she would as would any parent in that situation. The difference here is that she's already a multi-millionaire and even if she didn't do what she's doing her kids will enjoy a very affluent lifestyle with the best of everything regardless.

Nope, she's not a multi-millionaire. And I can't think why someone would assume she is? She's probably got more money in the bank than any of us, but she still ain't as rich as you seem to suggest.

She's got some show on Living (yes, for my sins, I have watched it) and post-Shilpa Shetty she said she had 160k in the bank. There was no work coming in - obviously - and her outgoings where ridiculous. I forget the figures, but it was 8k pcm or something (fcuk knows what on). She was quite frank about the figures.

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GlasVegas wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Was she really a racist though?

She called somebody a 'poppadom' whereas the pretty one with the big tits who was shagging a Prem footballer told Shilpa Shetty to 'go home', which is arguably faaar more racist. But everyone forgets that.

Just saying, like.

Good point. The afforementioned big-titted burd (Danilelle Lloyd) along with Pramface from S Club 7 came away with some far worse chat during that whole affair. Yet she (big tits) was presenting a documentary on BBC1 last night about abusive relationships. It was Teddy Sherringham she was shagging by the way. Just so's you know.

Yes, I remember. I also remember him saying that the greatest day of his life was seeing her walking around naked in nothing but a pair of 6" heels on his birthday.

You could forgive any rabid racist for that. :food:

Till after you've cum, natch.

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El Jarvo wrote:

Ally wrote: The notion of providing for her kids I'm not knocking, of course she would as would any parent in that situation. The difference here is that she's already a multi-millionaire and even if she didn't do what she's doing her kids will enjoy a very affluent lifestyle with the best of everything regardless.

Nope, she's not a multi-millionaire. And I can't think why someone would assume she is? She's probably got more money in the bank than any of us, but she still ain't as rich as you seem to suggest.

Fair dos, if those are the figures.

However, it's easy to assume she is at least a millionaire as she lives in something resembling a castle in the Essex countryside.

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Ally wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Ally wrote: The notion of providing for her kids I'm not knocking, of course she would as would any parent in that situation. The difference here is that she's already a multi-millionaire and even if she didn't do what she's doing her kids will enjoy a very affluent lifestyle with the best of everything regardless.

Nope, she's not a multi-millionaire. And I can't think why someone would assume she is? She's probably got more money in the bank than any of us, but she still ain't as rich as you seem to suggest.

Fair dos, if those are the figures.

However, it's easy to assume she is at least a millionaire as she lives in something resembling a castle in the Essex countryside.

Mortgages and car loans Ally. There's plenty of people out there with big houses and fancy motors and the incomings to pay for them. When the hard cash required to service the loans drys up however the whole lot has to go.

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GlasVegas wrote:

Mortgages and car loans Ally. There's plenty of people out there with big houses and fancy motors and the incomings to pay for them. When the hard cash required to service the loans drys up however the whole lot has to go.

:hi:

:laugh:

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The time for criticism of Jade Goody has passed, realistically. She's just being handed around like a piece of meat by the media now.

I think the real debate should be about whether the public actually demands this kind of stuff, or whether the trashy editors create the market as they peddle ever more salacious and intrusive stories.

The fact that a tribute issue has been released early is sickening, but shows just how cut-throat the trade has become.

I reckon most people who buy OK! also buy Hello and the other one anyway so the idea that they should have to compete with one another is just an excuse for bad behaviour.

Nice one for bringing the issue of a tall bird with big tits into the thread though, that's skills :thumb:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Ally wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Er, become quite famous?

And had a few threads dedicated to her on this very forum?

Besides fame :p but "something of worth".

She's apparently prompted a massive increase in the number of women having cervical cancer checks, which is something of worth.

If true, then something good will come of her.

That's all I'm saying, because you all know exactly what I thought of her before she got sick, and I'm not quite hypocritical enough to start saying things I don't mean about her.

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El Jarvo wrote:

GlasVegas wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Was she really a racist though?

She called somebody a 'poppadom' whereas the pretty one with the big tits who was shagging a Prem footballer told Shilpa Shetty to 'go home', which is arguably faaar more racist. But everyone forgets that.

Just saying, like.

Good point. The afforementioned big-titted burd (Danilelle Lloyd) along with Pramface from S Club 7 came away with some far worse chat during that whole affair. Yet she (big tits) was presenting a documentary on BBC1 last night about abusive relationships. It was Teddy Sherringham she was shagging by the way. Just so's you know.

Yes, I remember. I also remember him saying that the greatest day of his life was seeing her walking around naked in nothing but a pair of 6" heels on his birthday.

You could forgive any rabid racist for that. :food:

Till after you've cum, natch.

Anyone got a photo of her in these 6" heels....NAKED? Just out of interest LiKE.

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It'll be a white horse drawn through the streets of Bermodsey,Barry Alban-Dyer to conduct the funeral (the same undertaker that collects the dead service men from Brize Norton). HELLO to get exclusive rights.

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why are people just so eager to show how cold and heartless they are? to try be more cynical than the next person. because to care is so uncool.i have had this debate with a few different people,people just so keen to prove they arent hypocrits and feel they MUST say how much they dislike her and find the publicity thing so tacky, well done to all you, you arent hypocrits, but you are pretty poor human beings. belittling someone who is only 27 for conduction herself in a way you dont think is right, vent your spleen about it, it makes you feel good, but please dont give a moments thought for what she was going through, was it tacky? yes i think it was a bit, BUT SO WHAT? Sadly a young mother has passed away,thats the important and tragic thing.

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Ally wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: She's apparently prompted a massive increase in the number of women having cervical cancer checks, which is something of worth.

I'm not denying that is a very beneficial outcome; if more women [...]catch cancer early then that's wonderful both for themselves and their families.

Yes, I know.

:scream: :rofl: :abovelol:

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I think the whole thing is very sad. Whilst I have not really wanted to read about it or see it and therefore haven't done so - it makes me uncomfortable, she is a young mum and doesn't deserve some of the critisism she has recieved.

She handled things the way she thought best and surely that is her choice??

People can choose not to read or watch if it offends them.

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Kruge wrote:

Ally wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: She's apparently prompted a massive increase in the number of women having cervical cancer checks, which is something of worth.

I'm not denying that is a very beneficial outcome; if more women [...]catch cancer early then that's wonderful both for themselves and their families.

Yes, I know.

:scream: :rofl: :abovelol:

Yeah, very funny... :nuts:

:smoking:

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Kruge wrote:

:scream: :rofl: :abovelol:

You really are a dick Ravi

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very sad. I was never a fan of Jade and she's not always covered herself in glory but shes made a name for herself from a shit childhood and handled dying with cancer how she saw fit and raised awareness. She has been very brave and if nothing else it shows how precious life is and how tragic it is for familys to lose loved ones.

ive got no time for all the gutless, sick idiots out there having a cheap pop. theyve probably never experienced a personal tragedy in their lives and think theyre being big and clever. twats!

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Who, exactly, has been having a pop at her?

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For the love of the flying spag monster, the fucking PM is "paying tribute" to her. Pathetic.

i thought she was an oxygen thief when she was alive, and you wont find me calling her the queen of hearts now she's worm food.

I do feel for those close to her whom she has left behind, they must feel awful, but no matter how deep I search I cannot find one attogramme of nice things to say about her.

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I had a pop of her lust for any type of media attention and cash earlier in the thread which I still believe is a valid point of view but perhaps those comments were better aimed at the PR machinery and truly hypocritical tabloids behind her rather than Goody herself.

She purposely and obsessively placed herself in the public domain precisely so people would discuss her - warts and all - and she thrived on it. Towards the end she decided to rake in some money for her kids... well despite my earlier comments and if her bank account was really that low then yeah, fair play.

But I think the people coming out with such overreactions of "cold and heartless twats" or "pretty poor human beings" etc for people basically just pointing out how tacky this whole thing is are venting their spleen at the wrong people.

The newspaper editors who will be printing money for themselves in her memory or the audience they cater for who macabrely hang on every detail of her illness and death are slightly further down the morality scale than any of us lot.

Just a thought...

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Well put Ally.

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Smear results up to 90% from 40%= Pretty good outcome.

And she did apologise (profusely) for the racism stuff.

RIP.

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BeatsArithmetic wrote: Smear results up to 90% from 40%

Yes, but is this just a "phase"???

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All of this reminds me of a phrase from the news business

"If it bleeds, it leads."

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Doctor? wrote: For the love of the flying spag monster, the fucking PM is "paying tribute" to her. Pathetic.

A fuckwit paying tribute to a fuckwit, whats wrong in that?:)

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Doctor? wrote: For the love of the flying spag monster, the fucking PM is "paying tribute" to her. Pathetic.

i thought she was an oxygen thief when she was alive, and you wont find me calling her the queen of hearts now she's worm food.

I do feel for those close to her whom she has left behind, they must feel awful, but no matter how deep I search I cannot find one attogramme of nice things to say about her.

then dont say anything, its simple.

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Diamond 383 wrote: Who, exactly, has been having a pop at her?

loads of people in here, and in my pub and in my work.

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Erdel Kizilkay wrote:

Diamond 383 wrote: Who, exactly, has been having a pop at her?

loads of people in here, and in my pub and in my work.

That's because she's as disliked as she is liked, a bit like marmite.

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I wonder what PJ (of under-the-cover-BJ-fame) makes of it all???

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Doctor? wrote: Well that's me avoiding every UK media for at least a month.

Diana^2

But you'll have missed today's 18 page spread.....

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Erdel Kizilkay wrote:

Doctor? wrote: For the love of the flying spag monster, the fucking PM is "paying tribute" to her. Pathetic.

i thought she was an oxygen thief when she was alive, and you wont find me calling her the queen of hearts now she's worm food.

I do feel for those close to her whom she has left behind, they must feel awful, but no matter how deep I search I cannot find one attogramme of nice things to say about her.

then dont say anything, its simple.

It's a forum/debate, you chav cockney loving numpty.

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Erdel Kizilkay wrote:

Diamond 383 wrote: Who, exactly, has been having a pop at her?

loads of people in here, and in my pub and in my work.

yeah I sort of agree. the girl was totally manipulated.

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Surely this woman as the epitome of all the things you despise about western slags?

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I'm astonished that all these people who have such a low opinion of the woman, the system that spawned the woman and the media that made/exploited the woman have go so much to say on the subject. Fuelling the fire anyone?

She's dead at 27 and has left two kids without a mum. Saying that this is a tragedy and that it makes you a bit sad isn't some sign of weakness. As for the wider debate (and there is one worth having), perhaps best left til later? Sometimes, if you've nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all.

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GlasVegas wrote: I'm astonished that all these people who have such a low opinion of the woman, the system that spawned the woman and the media that made/exploited the woman have go so much to say on the subject. Fuelling the fire anyone?

She's dead at 27 and has left two kids without a mum. Saying that this is a tragedy and that it makes you a bit sad isn't some sign of weakness. As for the wider debate (and there is one worth having), perhaps best left til later? Sometimes, if you've nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all.

well said that man.

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Erdel Kizilkay wrote:

GlasVegas wrote: I'm astonished that all these people who have such a low opinion of the woman, the system that spawned the woman and the media that made/exploited the woman have go so much to say on the subject. Fuelling the fire anyone?

She's dead at 27 and has left two kids without a mum. Saying that this is a tragedy and that it makes you a bit sad isn't some sign of weakness. As for the wider debate (and there is one worth having), perhaps best left til later? Sometimes, if you've nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all.

well said that man.

I agree totally.

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Has anyone on here actually said that they were glad that she is dead?

No.

Objecting to unwarranted deification, morbid voyeurism and incredible media overkill does not equate to believing it's a good thing someone has died.

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Old Blue wrote: Has anyone on here actually said that they were glad that she is dead?

No.

Objecting to unwarranted deification, morbid voyeurism and incredible media overkill does not equate to believing it's a good thing someone has died.

Fcuking hell, someone who gets it at last.

Well said, OB.

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Old Blue wrote: Has anyone on here actually said that they were glad that she is dead?

No.

Objecting to unwarranted deification, morbid voyeurism and incredible media overkill does not equate to believing it's a good thing someone has died.

Yeah but come on, that's not quite how the posts have been going is it? Let's not pretend this has been a reasoned debate about the cult of celebrity and mass media manipulation. The vast majority of what's been written here has been emotive and based on the fact that most folk just don't like her ('oxygen thief' anyone?).

Christ, I don't/didn't like her! A poor role model for young lasses everywhere and a poster girl for the anti-intellectualism that permeates the tabloid press. 'There you go girls, don't worry about your education, even a halfwit like Jade Goody can make a million pounds. Just get on Big Brother and shag the right folk and you're there'.

My point is/was that it's the people who claim to be so unimpressed by the likes of Goody and reality TV celebrity that seem to have the most to say about her which I find astonishing and in the circumstances a bit innapropriate. That's all.

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I'm not normally one for this kind of thing, but isn't it time this thread was locked? People have nailed their various colours to various masts and - this being NOOL - no fucker is going to concede any ground....

...and talking of ground, that's where the lass is headed next, and perhaps her final stop should be our final full-stop. Worry not - there'll be another high-profile dysfunctional celebrity with body-image issues upon which folk can vent their spleen upon soon enough.

This isn't out of "respect", BTW - she made herself public property and so she remains - it's just that you can talk about this shit on any other UK forum anywhere. All a bit passe from where I'm sitting here with the, er, cool cats.

And happily, everyone here seems to be procreating. Got to be better than bitching about folk that are no more.

I still want some comment from PJ about his BJ, mind.

[NB - I've just read through this and realized it makes me look like a right gayer. So, like, FUCK OFF!!!!]

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And where is the debate about the role of the media in all of this? Not here, even though that was the point of my post.

This morning I read that Jade Goody ignored positive smear test results, despite undergoing treatment to remove a benign growth as a teenager. I've just searched for the article now and can't find it, but have found loads of different tales of the tumour being missed by doctors or of Jade herself being too scared to attend appointments.

It seems like a shame that in all the blanket coverage of her life, much of which has been justified as raising awareness of cancer, this appears only as a footnote.

I would have thought that it went without saying that the death of a young mother was sad beyond belief. My outrage is indeed in the shallow and in my eyes abusive nature of the coverage.

As Martin says, we'll all now move on to the next one and nothing will change. What a shame.

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FFS Michelle Ryan's going to play her in a biopic.She's not even cold in the ground.

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BADGE OF VIRILITY wrote: FFS Michelle Ryan's going to play her in a biopic.She's not even cold in the ground.

But Michelle Ryan is fit........

:shrug:

And isn't this turning into a terrible Pygmalion story?.. i.e. drag some lass off the streets, let her learn to play the system, and ultimately die doing it. Then lets make a bloody cash generating film about it?.. Biopic, my arse.

OK.. its not really Pygmalion at all, thinking about it...

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

BADGE OF VIRILITY wrote: FFS Michelle Ryan's going to play her in a biopic.She's not even cold in the ground.

But Michelle Ryan is fit........

:shrug:

And isn't this turning into a terrible Pygmalion story?.. i.e. drag some lass off the streets, let her learn to play the system, and ultimately die doing it. Then lets make a bloody cash generating film about it?.. Biopic, my arse.

OK.. its not really Pygmalion at all, thinking about it...

No 'cause SHE ends up talking proper like what we do.

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Somebody correct me if I'm wrong here but she's made out to be this inspiration to cancer sufferers.Has she actually done anything personally to raise awareness,like the likes of Jane Tomlinson,or has she just looked after her own (fair fucks).No offence to her,but she's no deity.

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Doctor? wrote:

BADGE OF VIRILITY wrote: No offence to her,but she's no deity.

Stick about.

Wait for the commemorative plates by the Franklin Mint, delivered in a Daily Mail special commemorative 'Goody Bag'. Only £6 a month in 36 monthly instalments.

EDIT: I originally posted this as an ironic pop at the nasty media machine that will churn on after her death.

Just found this post on a forum, which will no doubt upset and ignite a few people, but hey, in the interests of free speech here i quote:

Otaku Joe writes - : "So the final curtain has come down on this whole morbid vaudervillian charade. Oh what a show. Oh what a spectacle. What is laid bare here is the influence and weight the term "celebrity" has now in English culture driven by a voracious tabloideeze media obsessed with the trivial and vulgarity of our slacker society.

Jade Goody was a name that for whatever reason this media seemed determined to thrust across my social radar in various ways and means. The considered sane majority do their best to ignore this tidal wave of puerile sugary guff but those that leech from this type of hysteria don't care for the majority for the minority - the minority who's lives are so moribund where to escape from the mundane is to live in a world of fairy princesses and handsome scoundrels - are willing to pay for their fix no matter what the cost.

As a sane society you know you have problems when those who should know better and be concentrating on more important matters are the first to comment. To those who say her plight has raised awareness of health issues amongst young women then I say how utterly irresponsible these women are to begin with in ignoring their own well being in the first place.

It is unquestionably sad and tragic that a young woman has passed far too early but this celebrity Jade Goody is/was/will forever be a nobody to me. To her family she was a somebody of course but her epitaph will be that she chose not to leave this world with dignity but in the full glare of the media which created her."

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Nice quote, Burt. I assume the bit where you note at the end that this is little more than a sub-Daily mail pile of condescending misogynist shite was omitted by mistake?

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