Frank, that would be a better title, and more respectful to Natalie's life and memory.

I mean, can you imagine if one of her daughters stumbled upon this website? Who'd wanna read about their mother's "death"? We do discuss that, of course, but that should not be our only topic about her. She was wonderful, even if she did drink too much. It's tragic what happened to her, but that's not all there is to know about her - certainly not.

I was just reading about what happened after filming for "The Great Race" was completed, and how she attempted suicide. She really had no personal guidance in her life for most of it, anyway, outside of therapy.

I guess she never realized how much her public treasured her. She didn't HAVE to be perfect, we loved her how she was! Why couldn't she have known that? She put herself through so much mental anguish unneccessarily. She meant a lot to many people, and she brought them so many happy memories from her film roles. Her role as Susan in "Miracle on 34th St.," alone, says a lot about what she's done for people. When people thought of Christmas, they'd always expect to see her film pop up on TV. She never disapointed us in that movie, and we felt better about our own family and our own Christmas experiences because she made us feel happy.

Incredible. Suddenly you're concerned about Natalie's daughters stumbling upon this site? After some of the stuff you've posted? Among other things, I'm sure they'd be thrilled to read that you hope that Sunday was their father's last birthday.

(LOL)

As a christian, I can't be serious about that. That was just my way of reminding folks of my dislike of him. Besides, they already should know how unpopular he is with the public. He is, at least, partially responsible for her death, if not fully.

Now, how about commenting on what I said positively about Natalie?

So as long as you say something nice once in a while, that gives you license to say mean things too? Once again, it's quite telling how you justify your behavior.

Michael: "Yeah, well it's okay that I lied to my wife, cheated on my taxes, or stole from the company today. After all, I did help the old lady across the street."

You remind me of the man in the Bible who says, "Lord, I thank you that I'm not like HIM!"

Dude, I could care less what you think of me, okay? I wasn't neccessarily talking (or writing) to you, anyway. I was telling everybody my observation of Natalie. The story wasn't about me.

You weren't writing to me? Yeah, okay. Whatever helps you get through the night.

In the second post here, no. It was posted for the forum (general public).

In the first, I address Frank. In the second I don't address anyone in particular. Try to keep up, will ya?