Red Mosquito

stip wrote:To change the topic slightly, if I put together a march madness style tournament for CC's catalog would there be interest?

Yes - great idea!

verb_to_trust wrote:It's not really clear to me whether he was able to save the bird.

Cornell on the other hand was like the grim reaper to birds. Cited sources: Like Suicide, Killing Birds, Bones of Birds

Greatness! Glad to hear a whole show from that tour.

LuNY wrote:

malice wrote:open investigation? damn

It is a little interesting, isn't it?

I know I've said in the past that Chris was probably so drugged up on Ativan and suffering from the terrible side effects that his state of mind and desire to willingly kill himself was highly questionable. I still don't think a sober Chris Cornell ends his life, but there are a couple of aspects to ponder.

I won't blame anyone else for his death, but it does intrigue me that he apparently did this right after a phone conversation with his wife. A conversation his wife said ended abruptly when he hanged up on her.

Also, do you think it's common for people to lock the bathroom door after employing the inside security latch on the main door? Certainly makes you feel like he didn't want anyone to easily reach him.

soundwarden wrote:

malice wrote:open investigation? damn

It is a little interesting, isn't it?

I know I've said in the past that Chris was probably so drugged up on Ativan and suffering from the terrible side effects that his state of mind and desire to willingly kill himself was highly questionable. I still don't think a sober Chris Cornell ends his life, but there are a couple of aspects to ponder.

I won't blame anyone else for his death, but it does intrigue me that he apparently did this right after a phone conversation with his wife. A conversation his wife said ended abruptly when he hanged up on her.

Also, do you think it's common for people to lock the bathroom door after employing the inside security latch on the main door? Certainly makes you feel like he didn't want anyone to easily reach him.

I'm sure it's plenty common. Locking the bathroom door is just routine like putting on a seatbelt or subtly blaming a spouse for a man's suicide.

In an empty hotel room I'm pissing and probably even pooping with the door open.

@SkitchP wrote:

soundwarden wrote:

malice wrote:open investigation? damn

It is a little interesting, isn't it?

I know I've said in the past that Chris was probably so drugged up on Ativan and suffering from the terrible side effects that his state of mind and desire to willingly kill himself was highly questionable. I still don't think a sober Chris Cornell ends his life, but there are a couple of aspects to ponder.

I won't blame anyone else for his death, but it does intrigue me that he apparently did this right after a phone conversation with his wife. A conversation his wife said ended abruptly when he hanged up on her.

Also, do you think it's common for people to lock the bathroom door after employing the inside security latch on the main door? Certainly makes you feel like he didn't want anyone to easily reach him.

I'm sure it's plenty common. Locking the bathroom door is just routine like putting on a seatbelt or subtly blaming a spouse for a man's suicide.

I wasn't indicating i thought his wife was to blame (sorry @skitch, this isn't directed at you, im just too lazy to to quote the right post.)
If anything, i questioned the amount of different drugs he was on, all this bullshit talk in this thread about what a horrible person his wife is , it's coming across to me as petty monday morning quarterback talk. No one here will ever know anything about this death. It's really kind of dumb to blame the wife just because she's an easy target.i don't care if she's a bitch or whatever. She and Chris Cornell are the only people who have any say about their marriage. Everyone else is basically talking out of their asses.
And that's the last post i intend to make in this thread. It's tragic as hell, and I'm heartbroken by it. Everything else is a waste of time.

Do you poop with the door open in hotel rooms Mary?

stip wrote:To change the topic slightly, if I put together a march madness style tournament for CC's catalog would there be interest?

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verb_to_trust wrote:In an empty hotel room I'm pissing and probably even pooping with the door open.

Same here if im thinking about it, but just out of general habit I usually close and lock the door. I aint turning around to change that.

@SkitchP wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:In an empty hotel room I'm pissing and probably even pooping with the door open.

Same here if im thinking about it, but just out of general habit I usually close and lock the door. I aint turning around to change that.

I travel and stay in hotels almost every single week for work. Over the last 16 years I can't recall a single time when I even shut the bathroom door while peeing/pooping/showering.

See, isn't this interesting?

Guys, no one said the second locked door was the bathroom door. He was in a suite so second door could've been to his bedroom.

doone wrote:Guys, no one said the second locked door was the bathroom door. He was in a suite so second door could've been to his bedroom.

Good point

I've never closed or locked those doors either.

verb_to_trust wrote:See, isn't this interesting?

That's the same guy who pays for hand jobs.

@SkitchP wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:See, isn't this interesting?

That's the same guy who pays for hand jobs.

I like how this somehow has tied into wanking.

I'm definitely on TEAM not closing the bathroom door.

I'm not advocating closing and locking the bathroom door. Simply pointing out as a matter of routine, it could very easily happen out of habit and is not indicative of an attempt to hinder rescue.

verb_to_trust wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:See, isn't this interesting?

That's the same guy who pays for hand jobs.

I like how this somehow has tied into wanking.

No asphyxiwanks though. I'm not trying to die.