[Thee Ox]

Whatcha think?

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If the drugs didnt kill him the autopsy certainly did.

He went out well, some people think kicking it on the bucket is undignified but its a lot more dignified than crapping yourself.

[warriorscot]

If the drugs didnt kill him the autopsy certainly did.

He went out well, some people think kicking it on the bucket is undignified but its a lot more dignified than crapping yourself.

[Jayzeee]

He went out well, some people think kicking it on the bucket is undignified but its a lot more dignified than crapping yourself.

Well thats one way of looking at it.

[cheyenne 09]

Elvis His death was tragic as he was still a fairly young man he got to much advice from the wrong kind of people and as for the pills he took he looked terrible towards the end it's a great shame that he died when he did as if he had looked after him self better he could've went on to sing for many years to come and lived to a ripe old age but his legacy lives on.

Edited by cheyenne 09, 02 September 2006 - 03:10 AM.

[fleamailman]

He may live on for others, but for me, even if they just before my time it was Jerry Lee Lewis who stole the show.

[TrueMetal]

Sadly The King is gone.
He was completely pushed to his death. He had been suffering from drepression along with alcoholism (fueling the depression) and the only way he could cope with all of the shows he was being pushed to do and perform, was to start doing drugs. He was embarrassed to perform his last shows in such a terrible way that he drank more and ate more untill his untimely passing.
Its just sad how greed can blind someone to another persons pain. The man that fuled the alcohol and the drugs was not a friend but an enemy. This man was "Colonel'' Tom Parker, Elvis' manager for 22 years. I'd say there was something fishy going on because in the early years of Elvis' carrer, Parker received 25 percent of Presley's income.
But as you can see in 1967, The Colonel increased his take to 50 percent. Why would the most succesful recording artist give 50% of his total earnings? Who knows, but its known that Elivis wasn't helped by the people around him and that they used him for their own piece of the pie.

RIP Elvis!!

[james_8970]

If the drugs didnt kill him the autopsy certainly did.

*takes a deep breath*

The Colonel increased his take to 50 percent. Why would the most succesful recording artist give 50% of his total earnings?

Look at celebertys around us today, sure they don't give 50% away but they are very, very generous. Just because he did this, it wasn't any signal that he was about to do something stupid on purpose to kill himself. Elvis is dead and long gone, as for the people who claim that they have seen him since his passing, I think that they are on a little bit of something that he was on when he died..........*cough drugs *cough.

James

Edited by james_8970, 22 October 2006 - 06:55 PM.

[Mr.Chow]

I bet that in another 100 years people will still have this question and by then he will have been dead from old age if he mirrioraclessly survived from drugs !

[TaNkZ101]

well he WOULD be in his 70's by now, so... dead I think. I see all the lols and I see "Discussion > Serious Discussion" heh

[Michael]

If he is still alive, I think he is scratching his coffin.

[harrythook]

He might of just changed his name to ********* and is posting here in this forum?