Kurt Cobain at Funeral Home

Eraserhead

Kurt's dead?

karma defect

ItsEvolutionBaby74 wrote:

......... and to top it all of most've their songs sucked.)

Are you sure?

catefrances

karma defect wrote:

Cobain strikes me as the kind of person that didn't take himself too seriously.
Who knows maybe he's laughing his socks of if there is such a place as heaven.

kurt not serious? the man killed himself. you can't much more serious than that.
and cause he committed suicide which is a sin, he wouldn't be in heaven.

karma defect

catefrances wrote:

kurt not serious? the man killed himself. you can't much more serious than that.
and cause he committed suicide which is a sin, he wouldn't be in heaven.

Well if there is such place like heaven, he most surely will be in it. Remember the same story states that he is forgiving. And by whom is the sin committed By the one who killed him self or by his surroundings. Or even by the great shaperd him self for not cutting him some slack. I think he took life a little to seriously. In his songs is enough humor to conclude he didn't take himself too serious.
The only thing I think is a sin is leaving a child in the hands of an insane woman, but I guess he wouldn't have been a whole lot more sane. Anyway a drunk or a junk can't be a good mammy or daddy, but that's just my as usual not so humble opion.

Why is it a sin to take your own life? It's yours isn't it? Supposedly it's a gift but some gifts you'd rather trade in.

catefrances

karma defect wrote:

Why is it a sin to take your own life? It's yours isn't it? Supposedly it's a gift but some gifts you'd rather trade in.

it's not your life to take. only God has the right to take a life... apparently.


did you ever see a film called The Rapture?
it was about this woman who had found religion. she figured when the end came, so she and her daughter could be together in heaven, she would kill her child and then commit suivide. well she killed the daughter alright and then she came to the realisation that killing herself would be a sin and thus negate her chances to enter heaven. bummer for her.

besides karma, who said that religion is suppose to make sense?

karma defect

catefrances wrote:

it's not your life to take. only God has the right to take a life... apparently.


did you ever see a film called The Rapture?
it was about this woman who had found religion. she figured when the end came, so she and her daughter could be together in heaven, she would kill her child and then commit suivide. well she killed the daughter alright and then she came to the realisation that killing herself would be a sin and thus negate her chances to enter heaven. bummer for her.

besides karma, who said that religion is suppose to make sense?

It doesn't make sence to me, so I didn't say it, I can tell you that much.

I've never seen the repture but that woman didn't have a chance at heaven when she killed her daughter.
I did see What dreams may come, and I do believe that if their is an after live
it may just be something like that. The mother killed herself hence she never found enclosure. But I don't think humans can say what is sin and what is not. The story tells use Jesus suppusedly said; He who is without sin will throw the first stone.
Of course we all have opions, but I just can't imagion God punishing Kurt (or anyone else)for feeling as though he couldn't handle it no more.

brhf9

karma defect wrote:

Cobain strikes me as the kind of person that didn't take himself too seriously.
Who knows maybe he's laughing his socks of if there is sucha place as heaven.

the guy married c. love.

he couldn't be that serious...

Brisk.

Kurt Cobain is a hipocrit, idiot in my opinion

karma defect

brhf9 wrote:

the guy married c. love.

he couldn't be that serious...

Hahahahahaha

karma defect

I BrisK I wrote:

Kurt Cobain is a hipocrit, idiot in my opinion

Why?
And aren't we all in some sense?

Oh shit don’t want to go all philosophical on you.

haffajappa

i'm sure it happened...


...in courtneys head.

Brisk.

karma defect wrote:

Why?
And aren't we all in some sense?

Oh shit don’t want to go all philosophical on you.

i read a book about how he was all punk and stuff and then he complains about how he wants more money and wants to be the most famous band ever. then he says he wants to be even more punk and bnlames pearl jam for going for a big record label,

thats just the very very basic explanation

catefrances

I BrisK I wrote:

i read a book about how he was all punk and stuff and then he complains about how he wants more money and wants to be the most famous band ever. then he says he wants to be even more punk and bnlames pearl jam for going for a big record label,

thats just the very very basic explanation

you read it in a book? you know not everything you read is true.
i've heard he had a problem with pearl jam but there was never any other way they were going to go, despite eddie's protestions to the contrary.
you know as people get older they evolve in ways they never could have imagine regardless of what their mottos were when they were younger.
personally i have found in my own life that i have travelled in a circle and am just about back to where i was in my attitudes and the way i live my life as when i was a young adult. some people don't get that chance because they decide to end it or for whatever reason choose to not live their life 'true'.
no matter where i end up in my life one thing i can not be accused of is not being true to myself. but that's just me trying to get more out of my life than the sheep around me. i'm not going to do something if i don't want to do it. and i'm not going to smile and say i'm fine when i'm not.

haffajappa

uh oh....
...please tell me this isnt going to turn into another pj vs nirvana battlefield...
*ducks*

catefrances

i hope not. i think we're all mature enough to avoid that pitfall.
afterall kurt's death has nothing to do with pearl jam. and vice versa.

haffajappa

catefrances wrote:

i hope not. i think we're all mature enough to avoid that pitfall.
afterall kurt's death has nothing to do with pearl jam. and vice versa.

(nods in agreement)

El_Kabong

catefrances wrote:

you read it in a book? you know not everything you read is true.
i've heard he had a problem with pearl jam but there was never any other way they were going to go, despite eddie's protestions to the contrary.
you know as people get older they evolve in ways they never could have imagine regardless of what their mottos were when they were younger.
personally i have found in my own life that i have travelled in a circle and am just about back to where i was in my attitudes and the way i live my life as when i was a young adult. some people don't get that chance because they decide to end it or for whatever reason choose to not live their life 'true'.
no matter where i end up in my life one thing i can not be accused of is not being true to myself. but that's just me trying to get more out of my life than the sheep around me. i'm not going to do something if i don't want to do it. and i'm not going to smile and say i'm fine when i'm not.

he turned down headlining lolopoloza...

solace23

This was common practice in Ireland -to take the corpse out of the coffin and dance with it. It was shown as a sign of respect and was only done when close friends/relatives were there -sort of a wake thing!!

Whitey_22

solace23 wrote:

This was common practice in Ireland -to take the corpse out of the coffin and dance with it. It was shown as a sign of respect and was only done when close friends/relatives were there -sort of a wake thing!!

Nice bit of trivia...but Kurt Cobain didn't die in Ireland and wasn't buried there. AFAIK he wasn't of any Irish descent either.

reeferchief

doin'the-evolution wrote:

uh oh....
...please tell me this isnt going to turn into another pj vs nirvana battlefield...
*ducks*

It's a thread about Kurt/Nirvana on the message pit, unfortunatly the chances are high;)

It's the equivilant of running around Iraq drapped in nothing but a stars and stripes flag:)