So you don't have to

Diana + truth = Princess Diana was Murdered.

>> ^rebuilder:

I see this video and I'm struck by how much has changed in just my brief lifetime. We're now a society where the death of a tech company's CEO is noted more highly than that of, say, Mother Theresa's was.


1. Mother Teresa wasn't that nice and
2. I don't know what society you live in, but I remember people going nuts over her death, to the point where someone I know made the facepalm-inducing suggestion that the end times were near because god was "calling his favourites home" (she and princess diana died within a week of each other).

Besides, I don't see anyone claiming Jobs was a saint....

>> ^westy:

It made me sad that he is dead which is pretty fucked up and shows you how shallow emotions can be, logically I don't care that he is dead not any more than any other person that has died.
We have this weird artificial image of him I don't even know who he is , he is probably as much a cunt as he is a nice guy.
Just because sum-one can be more easily attributed for there effect on the world should not mean we should necessarily celebrate them more or less than other people , or morn them more ore less than other people.


Kind of the same feeling here. Every time I hear about a celebrity death, I wonder how many people died the same day who are completely unsung. Maybe I'm just bitter about those princess diana trading cards I got off ebay...

>> ^srue:

At the beginning he refers to the "ninth of November." It never occurred to me that Europeans would hear "9/11" and get the month/day switched.

he mentions it a few times just before this and decides to 'make a stand and claim back the calendar' for the British.

>> ^charliem:

Drawn out, unfunny

him drawing it out is part of why it IS funny to me.

>> ^ant:

LOL. Princess Diana, channel 4 (KNBC?) when Letterman was on NBC, and what is that show?


Don't know, but that's Donald Sutherland.

LOL. Princess Diana, channel 4 (KNBC?) when Letterman was on NBC, and what is that show?

I don't see the clip being disrespectful - how many times has Bush been lampooned? The great and the good have had to bear being satirised. It really depends on how precious one is about national/historical figures. As a Brit I don't mind one iota if the target is the Queen, Gordon Brown, Churchill or whoever. I imagine most people here aren't too bothered. One exception might be Princess Diana - there are still alot of twits who get precious about her.

I forgot, *quality for the Princess Diana joke.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'jimmy, carr, michael, jackson, princess diana' to 'jimmy carr, michael jackson, princess diana' - edited by xxovercastxx

Tags for this video have been changed from 'jimmy, carr, michael, jackson' to 'jimmy, carr, michael, jackson, princess diana' - edited by ponceleon

-fixed. Thanks

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http://www.videosift.com/video/The-Office-Princess-Diana-Song
the tag for "david brent" is misspelled.

I couldn't even help it

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