A few days ago, there was a topic about Freddie's last words that turned into a circus with no informaation.
Does anyone know what he really said?
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"God bless Queenzone! Please tell Brian two things: don't let Greg be our archivist and I wasn't a Paul Rodgers fan..."
Well... "Pee... pee..."
Well... "Pee... pee..."
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry<h6>Inventor of terrible English wrote: [/QUOTENAME]"God bless Queenzone! Please tell Brian two things: don't let Greg be our archivist and I wasn't a Paul Rodgers fan..."
LOL!
LOL!
lol, thats good
From what i have read he had just been carried back from the toliet, tucked into bed and as they were trying to make him confortable he died in Jim's arms.
Dont think he said anything
Dont think he said anything
awww.
lets just hope his butt wasn't TOO poopy.
i thought i read somewhere it was "pee pee"
actually i can't rememba
:S
actually i can't rememba
:S
I read in Jim's book it was pee-pee, and then he umm... well wet himself in bed and as they were trying to clean it up, he passed on from this world...
We miss you freddie!
We miss you freddie!
Any more detail you'd like now?
What colour the sheets were?
The weight of his last excretion?
The terrible thing is we get this thread every few months, and the information doesn't get any more pleasant...
What colour the sheets were?
The weight of his last excretion?
The terrible thing is we get this thread every few months, and the information doesn't get any more pleasant...
See here's the thing.
There's 'last words' and there's 'last words'.
Bing Crosby's last words were "That was a great game of golf fellas, let's go get a Coca Cola' - then he suffered a massive heart attack, was dead before he hit the deck.
But what was his last statement to society, the thing he wanted to be remembered for? Who knows - but it certainly wasn't that.
Hence, you don't necessarily have to see "Pee, Pee" as Freddie Mercury's last words. Those just happened to be the last things he got to say, but I reckon you could find his real 'last words' in any of his later songs or videos or whatever... I dunno. I'm not making much sense but basically here's one case where it's really not worth knowing what he said.
There's 'last words' and there's 'last words'.
Bing Crosby's last words were "That was a great game of golf fellas, let's go get a Coca Cola' - then he suffered a massive heart attack, was dead before he hit the deck.
But what was his last statement to society, the thing he wanted to be remembered for? Who knows - but it certainly wasn't that.
Hence, you don't necessarily have to see "Pee, Pee" as Freddie Mercury's last words. Those just happened to be the last things he got to say, but I reckon you could find his real 'last words' in any of his later songs or videos or whatever... I dunno. I'm not making much sense but basically here's one case where it's really not worth knowing what he said.
Good point Z. And if you're speaking in terms of his last public statement, it was the one given before he died, the public statement saying he had aids and what not on November 23. i beleive was the last actual public statement.
And yea no ones last words is a nice topic, but sometimes life is unpleasant, has unpleasant questions that require such answers. But the poster wanted to know, and now they do.
And yea no ones last words is a nice topic, but sometimes life is unpleasant, has unpleasant questions that require such answers. But the poster wanted to know, and now they do.
i love fredddie!!! i misss him :( even though i wasnt alive when he died DAMNIT...i cant see him saying peepee..haha aww more thing i love you freddie!
That's lovely, but what EXACTLY does it add to the discussion?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]it was electric7 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i love fredddie!!! i misss him :( even though i wasnt alive when he died DAMNIT...i cant see him saying peepee..haha aww more thing i love you freddie![/QUOTE]
i was only two when he died. :-(
I miss him too...
I feel sooo deprived ill never get to see him live until i die...
And DVD's dont compare to the actually being there, its great for the time being, but im sure you could ask anyone who was really there, no way u can compare a DVD experience to a live one!
i was only two when he died. :-(
I miss him too...
I feel sooo deprived ill never get to see him live until i die...
And DVD's dont compare to the actually being there, its great for the time being, but im sure you could ask anyone who was really there, no way u can compare a DVD experience to a live one!