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."