Discussion for article #227258
It’s sad that she died and I feel for her family, but I never appreciated her treatment of others.
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No embalming will be necessary.
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Just proves how fragile life is. Enjoy life everyday and live it like you ain’t got tomorrow.
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As a comedian, I think she would appreciate that comment and find it funny
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I hope they do a special edition of “Fashion Police” and let the guests critique the clothes worn by the mourners.
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You are on a roll
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Now THAT is something I bet she would LOVE!
I’m going to miss her. She could always make me laugh (in between wincing here and there)
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Well, she had a hell of a run.
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Every time she was knocked down, she was able to brush her self off and keep going and still make us all laugh and reinvent herself in the process…she is an inspiration to those of us who have seen adversity in our lives
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I remember what Joan said about Anna Nicole Smith’s funeral: “With those silicone boobs, burial at sea is out of the question.”
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I was a fan until about a month ago. The comments that she made about 2000 dead in Garza really made me upset. Hamas is evil, but her lack of caring for the innocent people affected by the war turned me off. Well she may have a chance to have a conversation with thenm.
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Can we talk…I remember when that phrase was all the rage
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But is she biodegradable anymore?
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Plastics
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I think lack of a need for embalming should answer that
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As long as she doesn’t get caught up in the Pacific Gyre with the rest of the plastic
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Actually, turn it around - the mourners could critique what she’s wearing during the viewing.
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Evil. Me likee
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Much more fun the other way around. Plus with mourners you have multiple critique ops. How can you have a best and worst dressed ?