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Lord Pikey said:
I like this guys sence of humour.. 
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linky says said:
A British DJ has come underfire from mental health groups after playing Van Halen's "Jump" moments before a suicidal woman leapt from a bridge.
http://uk.news.launch.yahoo.com/dyna/article.html?a=/100118/340/iuwxq.html&e=l_news_dmQueen - Who Wants to Live Forever?
M*A*S*H - Suicide is Painless
she would have tried harder if he played this.
Gloomy sunday by billy holiday
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3bW3W6P5Uo
Gloomy sunday by billy holiday
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3bW3W6P5Uo
At least he didn't play Derek and Clive's "Jump, you f
ker, jump"
Reminds me of a story about Mike Aspel who, many, many moons ago, was a Capital FM DJ. He was hosting a phone in and a bloke phones up to request a song for his wife. The chap's wife had left him and after many months, decided to return to the martial home. The bloke was overjoyed at regaining her love and wanted just any song for her. Michael had been so enthralled by the story of a rekindled love that he'd forgotten what he had cued up - which turned out to be Elton John's "The b
h is Back"....
ker, jump"Reminds me of a story about Mike Aspel who, many, many moons ago, was a Capital FM DJ. He was hosting a phone in and a bloke phones up to request a song for his wife. The chap's wife had left him and after many months, decided to return to the martial home. The bloke was overjoyed at regaining her love and wanted just any song for her. Michael had been so enthralled by the story of a rekindled love that he'd forgotten what he had cued up - which turned out to be Elton John's "The b
h is Back"....Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


