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kerfuffle87 wrote:
Arlene R. Weiss wrote:
Hey Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney are BOTH in their 60's, still look great, and ROCK their asses off!

That's what I would like to think Freddie would be doing if he were still alive.


same here :) though he's most probably still rocking wherever he is ;)



yup i agree!!! freddie and kenny everett partying all night lol, i also think he would be furious at them telling the world about him peeing the bed and so on.. but thats whats sell books personal info etc..
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Hi, I was not trying to get into personal info on Freddie...I too feel he would really be upset with his FRIENDS for telling such personal things..I just think the whole thing is sad...at least Mary stayed true...
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LisaP1965 wrote:
Hi, I was not trying to get into personal info on Freddie...I too feel he would really be upset with his FRIENDS for telling such personal things..I just think the whole thing is sad...at least Mary stayed true...


dont worry lisa its human nature to want to know things, i'm interested in freddie's last weeks/moments to try and understand more of the true pain and suffering which he battled thru etc.. rarther than reading something like oh freddie died! but there are some people who actualy enjoy and get off on horrible/suffering stories.. so dnt worry i know where ya coming from,
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hey lisa actualy you should try and get a copy of hutton's book because it is a good read with some funny moments but its very sad,
peter freestone's book is a good read too it goes in to great detail about freddie's home and spending...wow the spending!!!! lol
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Hi flash..I have the firestone book, but I can't seem to find the mercury and me book..I have just read excerts from it on the internet..What made me post was all the different stories I have read about Freddie's death..one his family was there, one they were not called because the doctor said he had more time..blah blah blah..Just seems weird..I guess different people remember it differently.I just hope Freddie is at peace..
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Barry © wrote:
"Why do some sources say Dave Clark was the last person with Freddie?"

Some sources said when Freddie died that Kenny Everett was even there.


yea i agree with ya, and neither were there, i read last week on a usa site that george michael was visiting freddie in his last days etc.. which is a load of crap as he only met freddie once at live-aid 2nd; at queens 20th in 1990. it just shows what stories get made up,
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LisaP1965 wrote:
Hi flash..I have the firestone book, but I can't seem to find the mercury and me book..I have just read excerts from it on the internet..What made me post was all the different stories I have read about Freddie's death..one his family was there, one they were not called because the doctor said he had more time..blah blah blah..Just seems weird..I guess different people remember it differently.I just hope Freddie is at peace..


lisa try this link as you can still buy mercury and me(hutton)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/026-2272879-9906062
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LisaP1965 wrote:
Hi, I was not trying to get into personal info on Freddie...I too feel he would really be upset with his FRIENDS for telling such personal things..I just think the whole thing is sad...at least Mary stayed true...


These creeps who told such personal things about Freddie after his death deserve to be locked up for slander. God all the sudden all these perverts come out of the woodwork to tell everything little bit of dirt they know on the man. And that woman Mary is also a sicko parasitic bitch. She obviously didn't care about him or she wouldn't have started talking about his "homosexuality" IN DETAIL after he died. Wasn't that something that if it was true, he really wanted to keep private?
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flash00. wrote:
imo we all know how private freddie was and i think freddie wouldn't be too happy at jim hutton writing a book about there relationship and more, ive read the book and the impression i get is that freddie wanted rid of jim on a lot of ocassions after arguements etc and even when they hadn't been fighting and he used to get mary to do the dumping but always at the last minute he felt sorry for him and changed his mind i mean freddie even moved jim out of his bedroom into a spare room permanent! so ya dont have to be einstien to figure out that the relationship was long gone!!!... jim got the same amount as (employee)peter freestone in the will half a million quid, and mary got the lot and future earnings,
that was the real love of his life.


Thats the first thing i thought when i read about the book: how mad Freddie would have been about his personal life being published by someone who he loved. I mean, i reckon jim only did it for the money, attention and symapthy. Even though Freddie and mary broke up, really they will always love each other, no matter what other realation ships formed.

RIP Freddie...counting down the days to the anniversary of that fateful day when you left us.
Love never dies...it just gets pushed into the shadows.
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mizz_smash wrote:


Thats the first thing i thought when i read about the book: how mad Freddie would have been about his personal life being published by someone who he loved. I mean, i reckon jim only did it for the money, attention and symapthy. Even though Freddie and mary broke up, really they will always love each other, no matter what other realation ships formed.


Jim, it seemed to me, wrote the book as a way to validate his time with Freddie. In public, Freddie referred to Jim as his gardener and, according to Jim, in private referred to him as his husband. Considering Freddie stated publicly that what he and Mary had was very much like a marriage and that she was the one person he trusted above others, I'd say the hostility toward Mary in Jim's awful book is yet another indication of Jim's (justified?)insecurity.

We'll never know for certain how Freddie felt about Jim, but I think it's pretty clear how Freddie felt about Mary. And how she felt/feels about him.
"The others don't like my interviews. And frankly, I don't care much for theirs." ~ Freddie Mercury
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Jim and Freddie were probably never even lovers.
That sicko probably wrote that book because he wanted people to think they were lovers. He probably fantasized about Freddie.

Ever had someone you can't stand spread rumors around about you that they dated you, even slept with you and even goes into great detail everything you supposedly did together-- when actually you never even gave the person the time of day? I have. It's totally disgusting. If you happen to still be alive, it eventually gets back around to you so you can at least defend yourself, at the utter horror and embarassment of the person who told the lies.
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My Mini Mercury wrote:
Jim and Freddie were probably never even lovers.
That sicko probably wrote that book because he wanted people to think they were lovers. He probably fantasized about Freddie.

Ever had someone you can't stand spread rumors around about you that they dated you, even slept with you and even goes into great detail everything you supposedly did together-- when actually you never even gave the person the time of day? I have. It's totally disgusting. If you happen to still be alive, it eventually gets back around to you so you can at least defend yourself, at the utter horror and embarassment of the person who told the lies.


Waaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahaha!!! Very interesting theory. x'D
But the answer is NO. Freddie and Jim were lovers.
I'm sick of all my kicks.
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My Mini Mercury wrote:
These creeps...


... who dig up 2½ year old threads are pretty clever with the search button.

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I rather got the same impression! Matter of fact, I got PRECISELY that impression. Nice to know it was not just myself.
magicalfreddiemercury wrote:
Jim, it seemed to me, wrote the book as a way to validate his time with Freddie. In public, Freddie referred to Jim as his gardener and, according to Jim, in private referred to him as his husband. Considering Freddie stated publicly that what he and Mary had was very much like a marriage and that she was the one person he trusted above others, I'd say the hostility toward Mary in Jim's awful book is yet another indication of Jim's (justified?)insecurity.

We'll never know for certain how Freddie felt about Jim, but I think it's pretty clear how Freddie felt about Mary. And how she felt/feels about him.
It is all random
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Micrówave wrote:
My Mini Mercury wrote:
These creeps...


... who dig up 2½ year old threads are pretty clever with the search button.



Hey, I'm fairly new to this board. I didn't get to be in on these threads when they were new so I have to dig them up. I think they are interesting topics and if I hadn't just simply dug someone else's threads up I only would have started my own and they would have been duplicates. We don't want that to happen do we?