Heather Mills- a leg end in her own mind

Heather Mills- a leg end in her own mind

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The Hypno-Toad

12,283 posts

205 months

Thursday 19th March 2015
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I think she's incredibly ungrateful to be frank. I mean he bought her a plane for her birthday for gods sake.

I bet she still uses it to shave her leg.




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Pothole

34,367 posts

282 months

Friday 20th March 2015
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Regardless of how many traffic jams he caused he is still an popular entertainer and nothing more. To suggest he is the greatest living Englishman is ridiculous.

If we were to judge them by their impact on society then Tim Berners-Lee would have to rank much higher.
I wouldn't agree with "and nothing more", but yes, the GLE moniker is ridiculous.

I think Tim Berners-Lee's 'impact' could be judged as not 100% positive, too.

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2,729 posts

236 months

Friday 20th March 2015
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Sounds like we are all in agreement that Mills is a nut job. I still think that while McCartney has had a big impact on popular music is nothing more than an entertiner and we are too quick to put these people on a pedestal.

To save this thread descending into a pro Macca rally I've started another thread to debate the greatest living Englishman. Perhaps those who don't frequent the Music area of PH will bring some balance.

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

If you are saying that popular singer/songwriters are to be considered "great" and their impact on the world should be judged alongside those who's actions really do influence and shape society then perhaps Kanye West could be nominated in the top 10 greatest living Americans. West is one of the world's best-selling artists of all time, having sold more than 21 million albums and 66 million digital downloads.

Kanye for president wink

Pothole

34,367 posts

282 months

Friday 20th March 2015
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1 said:
Sounds like we are all in agreement that Mills is a nut job. I still think that while McCartney has had a big impact on popular music is nothing more than an entertiner and we are too quick to put these people on a pedestal.

To save this thread descending into a pro Macca rally I've started another thread to debate the greatest living Englishman. Perhaps those who don't frequent the Music area of PH will bring some balance.

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

If you are saying that popular singer/songwriters are to be considered "great" and their impact on the world should be judged alongside those who's actions really do influence and shape society then perhaps Kanye West could be nominated in the top 10 greatest living Americans. West is one of the world's best-selling artists of all time, having sold more than 21 million albums and 66 million digital downloads.

Kanye for president wink
Whose. No point in electing Kanye, he'll just say Beyonce should have got it.

supertouring

2,228 posts

233 months

Friday 20th March 2015
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heebeegeetee said:
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1. Regardless of how many traffic jams he caused he is still an popular entertainer and nothing more. To suggest he is the greatest living Englishman is ridiculous.

2. If we were to judge them by their impact on society then Tim Berners-Lee would have to rank much higher.
1. No, you're wrong, but I suspect I may be wasting my time trying to explain. You may have to wait until you're older to fully appreciate, as indeed did I. There will of course, be many worthy contenders for the title and we're all entitled to our opinions, (but some of us may have been around longer and can therefore have a greater appreciation) but to dismiss the worthy ones as ridiclous, is of course, ridiculous.

2. The impact of the Beatles happened long before the internet. I remember life before the internet, and although the internet is great, life before wasn't too bad at all tbh. If we'd never had it we would not miss it (though it was always going to come, to be invented by somebody somewhere) whereas great music moves people, for a long time (hundreds of years in the case of classical music).
You're honestly saying that the Beetles had a bigger impact on society than the internet?

WOW!

(I also remember life before the internet. Getting videos of cats doing funny things was very difficult indeed).

heebeegeetee

28,753 posts

248 months

Friday 20th March 2015
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supertouring said:
You're honestly saying that the Beetles had a bigger impact on society than the internet?

WOW!

(I also remember life before the internet. Getting videos of cats doing funny things was very difficult indeed).
I tell you what, I'd rather go without the internet than go without great music.

anonymous-user

54 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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Only teenage girls would find that website (I wasn't tricked into clicking it). So whatever she said there is meaningless

jontysafe

2,351 posts

178 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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Her name isnt allowed to be mentioned in our household. My father in law was very very close to Paul.
The best way Ive heard her described is "a god damn sexual gymnast"!
However has she really done anything different to what a lot of women would do?

Sheepshanks

32,776 posts

119 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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Jimboka said:
Only teenage girls would find that website (I wasn't tricked into clicking it). So whatever she said there is meaningless
It's a report of her appearance on a chat show in Ireland.

The most unlikely thing she said in the interview is that kids in the street recognise her and say ‘You help the animals.'