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Where were you when you found out Princess Diana had died

Where were you when Richard Cranium died?
Oops. Maybe we should plan ahead to minimise the trauma of icons moving on.:)
 
Mother Theresa sees Princess Di in heaven, notices that her halo is bigger. Mother Theresa asks St. Peter, "Why is Princess Di's halo bigger than mine?" St. Peter says, "That's not a halo, that's a steering wheel!" :D
 
Where were you when you heard that Princess Diana died ?
Sorry to be callous but who really cares? I was never a follower of British royalty. That event, while sad to some, wasn't even in the ballpark of the numerous Terrorist attacks, catastrophic storms or any other huge events in American history.
To answer the question though....
I was at a night club hanging out with friends, trying to meet some new skank to poke and tickle...
 
Where were you when Richard Cranium died?
Oops. Maybe we should plan ahead to minimise the trauma of icons moving on.:)


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I remember where I was & exactly what I was doing for important things like 9/11.

As for as Diana goes. WTH cares. As a local FORMER Subject of the crown says: "we fought 2 wars and kicked their *** twice so we wouldn't have to care about such nonsense." Pretty much sums it up

I do think that her admirers are responsible for her being used as a crash test dummy though. If they weren't so enamored with her business and employ the press to chase her at breakneck speeds. "Pun intended."
 
More important question, what do you do when you have that 'not so fresh feeling'?
 
Well kiddies, the lesson to learn from this is to wear your seat belts. The body guard was the only one wearing a seat belt, he pretty much walked away with minor injuries! :steering:
 
Where were you when Richard Cranium died?
Oops. Maybe we should plan ahead to minimise the trauma of icons moving on.:)
It'd be :poke:
"Richard Cranium will not be down for breakfast" :lol:
 
She died? That's actually a "family" joke about mentioning someone that I know (well known) has died.

Seriously though we were camping and came home and saw it on the newspaper.
 
No clue
It wasn't a event worth remembering
I could tell you where I was
When man landed on the moon..
Same here. No comparison to JFK or Challenger. Driver reported to be driving drunk most of the time, and seat belts save lives.
 
Although I never met Diana, as a New Zealander, I did have an admiration for the way she conducted herself around the world helping those less fortunate than herself. Diana was the one who shook up the British Monarchy a lot, and since her death, things have changed for the better I think, in the sense that people are more aware of what they stand for.

Sadly Diana died on our 5th wedding anniversary, so for the last 20 years my wife and I have had an annual reminder of the tragic loss. Puts a real dampener on our special day. So yes, I know exactly where I was and what I doing at the time. While I am not a worshipper of the Monarchy, as a New Zealand citizen, and a conservatively minded person, I have respect for them , and wish them no ill will. They were born into that family and are not voted in or out, so it is not a selfish choice they make to be Kings and Queens etc. In fact some of the family live just like the rest of us....it is duty to the state which thrusts some of them into the limelight.
 
Not about the Princess, about the circumstances. **** happens to the lesser among us. Drunk driving, use of seat belts. Clearly preventable. Both. Why can't the rich, famous etc figure this out?
 
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