Comments on: Winona Ryder collapse attributed to Xanax overdose

By: Dominic

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By: Dominic

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By: jimmy

jimmy — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 00:53:29 +0000

she must have mixed xanax with something else as it’s extremely hard to overdose on xanax by itself.

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By: Angie

Angie — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 01:29:38 +0000

Sadly, once again, the only way Noni can get any attention is to do something very, very unwise. Her career is and has been failing, she is dealing with being a has-been and Johnny Depp is with someone else. I wonder if those who truly love her will intervene and help this poor, sad tragic case. When you are 37 and still have pictures of Bono on your headboard (her words in Vogue, so sad), another woman’s husband, really, what are you but a sad, sad old adolescent. My advice, Noni? Drop out of showbiz (no one will notice), get married to a regular guy and have kids. Just be normal. Just be.

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By: Jinxy

Jinxy — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:47:50 +0000

She’s still lifting clothes too. Woman needs some serious intervention.

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By: Mairead

Mairead — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 19:47:29 +0000

There are some great stories here! i mean, not so great for you at the time you went through them, but immensely entertaining for the rest of us I must say I love those air-accident programmes also, perhaps it’s the geeky science bit as much as anything else.

I’d love to hear more of rosebudd’s stories though – a DC-8 you say, isn’t that a pretty ancient model, even in the 90s? (mind you, so is the 747)

EDIT – I’ve just remembered the perfect joke for this conversation:

Mick was flying back to Dublin on a jumbo jet, when all of a sudden there was a shudder and a jolt. The captain came on the tannoy and announced “This is your captain speaking. We’re experiencing a difficulty with our engines and we’ve lost power to our No.1 engine. Now, there is absolutely no need to be alarmed, we’re perfectly safe as we’ve three other engines running. Unfortunately there will be a delay of 45 minutes on the journey”. “Merciful Hour” says Mick and orders a drink off the air-hostess.

The flight toddles on for another while, when once again the plane shudders and they lose some height. Again the captain comes on and reassures everyone that although they’ve lost another engine, that everything is perfectly safe. But unfortunately because of losing another engine, the flight will be at least 90 minutes late arriving.
“`Saints preserve us” says Mick and orders another drink.

Another while into the flight and a THIRD engine goes. This time the flight is going to be nearly 4 hours late!

“Oh for feck sake!” says Mick, “That last bloody engine had better hold out, otherwise we’ll be up here all night!!!”

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By: daisy424

daisy424 — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:06:25 +0000

Here’s a link to complete some fear, remember this one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrNsLMEYSFY

I was at Sky Harbor in Phoenix waiting to fly out to Cleveland. There was a 2 hour delay due to mechanical problems. After boarding, as we were taxiing down the runway we were not picking up the speed that I normally feel on take off. As we lifted off the runway I could hear the engines strain metal on metal as were attempted to climb. The angle was very steep and then we were dropping, climbing, dropping, climbing, moving from side to side like the rear end of the plane was out of whack. Then nothing. No engine sounds, no G-force, like we were floating and losing altitude. Then there was a huge surge in power and we were slammed violently back in our seats with a hard bank left. I could easily see the earth through the window across the aisle from me. When I say dropping, I mean it. People were freaking out, yelling, panicked, etc. The two women sitting to my right were bent over crying and praying. I think their reactions frightened me more. But all of the falling felt like a roller-coaster.
A friend of ours is a Lt.Cl.in the AF, he investigates plane crashes. He thinks we must have hit the turbulence of the plane that took off prior to our take off.
That happened 4 years ago and was the last time I flew.

My sister 35 years with AA, had many close calls. Once they lost an engine on takeoff from LGA in NYC. They later found the engine (from a 727 200) on the runway. The final report deemed it a catastrophic engine failure. They had only climbed to 50 feet thank God.
On a lighter note, she had PE Obama and his family on a Chicago to Hawaii flight and said they were very nice and didn’t ask for special treatment. Michelle remembered her from an earlier flight. She offered to bump them to 1st class. They refused and stayed in coach. That was 3 years ago.

Christina, the pills should be in a RX bottle with your name on it. If not, yes, I think that’s illegal.

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By: elle

elle — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:48:38 +0000

Winona is very depressed, perhaps middle age crisis.She is 37, single, no children.

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By: Dingles

Dingles — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 08:44:34 +0000

My first time flying EVER was a 16+ hour flight to Tokyo in December, when I was 18. I vomited all over myself (couldn’t find the airsick bag in time) 20 minutes into the flight and spent the rest of the flight in a soaking wet, smelly shirt because I didn’t think the carry a spare, it being my first time n all.

Then I landed and found out they lost my luggage.

…I hate flying.

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By: Ter

Ter — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 08:11:50 +0000

One of my neighbors is a flight attendant and funnily enough she said she almost flipped out on a plane one time. She was not working at the time, she was going on a family vacation, but suddenly she got the claustrophobic “fight or flight” feeling. She said she tried to stay as calm as she could because her young son was sitting beside her on the plane, but she said she couldn’t make her way fast enough to her father who was seated a few rows up so that he could give her some xanax. She said her voice was all constricted and panicky by the time she got to him. It was dire straits for a few minutes.

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