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Mon 17 Oct, 2011 05:25 pm
As per CBS TV EVENING NEWS,
the late Dan Wheldon said, over his radio, during the race
"This is going to be a spectacle. This is a great way to go out"
(from my memory of the news telecast), a few seconds before his human life was violently ended.
Does anyone remember Patsy Cline 's song: "I Fall to Pieces" of 1961?
She perished in 1963 (after forseeing n discussing her own doom).
I shoud have pointed out
that Patsy Cline perished when her plane fell from the sky.
@boomerang,
actually it's not that difficult to predict your own death.
the hard part is following through with it...
for the record, dave, I'm pretty sure mr wheldon was talking about the final race of the season, not his life...
@Rockhead,
Rockhead wrote:actually it's not that difficult to predict your own death.
the hard part is following through with it...
Suicide is a separate issue; one I don 't usually recommend.
Rockhead wrote:for the record, dave, I'm pretty sure mr wheldon was talking about the final race of the season, not his life...
For the record, Rocky, it proved to be true for both.
@boomerang,
boomerang wrote:What about this one:
Quote:Mikey Welsh, former bassist for the rock band Weezer, died from a suspected drug overdose Saturday in Chicago -- after predicting the exact location and time of his own death on Twitter just weeks ago.
........
On September 26, Welsh wrote on Twitter, 'dreamt i died in chicago next weekend (heart attack in my sleep). need to write my will today.' before adding, 'correction - the weekend after next.'
Sorry, boomer; I did not see your post earlier.
Yeah; that 's a spooky co-incidence.
I wonder where that comes from.
General George Patton was known to have predicted
that he 'd not get out of there alive. He was killed in a freak accident.
David
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