did kenneth williams intend to kill himself/

[redhead23]

do you have an opinion on this

[oldfashioned]

no

[redhead23]

no he didn't kill himself ? or no you don't have an opinion on this!

[whiffey]

You can get opinions in Tesco, but don't go to the Thornton Heath one because parking is sh!te.

[oldfashioned]

sorry, no opinion. He was a mediocre comic and a faggot to boot.

[redhead23]

well that is an opinion and you don't need to be so rude

[oldfashioned]

not rude just honest.

[whiffey]

oldfashioned you are a right wee bundle of joy tonight, wot's the matter ?

[oldfashioned]

just feeling a bit cranky, old age I expect.

[whiffey]

What did the postman make of your protruding glory ?

[Metz]

After reading his diaries ..yes i do think he intended to do it

[scotchollie]

In my opinion it was attention seeking of the worst kind.

[redhead23]

metz are the diaries any good???

[sleepyj]

i dont know and dont care god i hated that bloke :(

[Metz]

Yeah i liked them, it's a big book and took me while to get through it! But i do think you get to know the real Kenneth

[sleepyj]

sorry heart loss c*w i must sound

[ELVIS68]

Ooh Matron!....what did he die of anyway?

[Marvelman]

I think that it is one of those things that nobody will ever know for sure, in my opinion the man was a genius, a very mixed up person who could never find happiness in his life, listen to him on radio doing the one man play Diary of a Madman, it is a brilliant work.

[netibiza]

I sat next to him on a flight to Ibiza in the early 70's and he was a very nice and polite gentleman. Wondered why he didn't want my phone number............................

[stewey]

I happen to have Kenneth's suicide note, and in it he declares emphatically that he did not intend to kill himself.

[scotchollie]

Stewey - I believe you are right.

Common wisdom has it that having written a note expressley declaring that he was not going to kill himself, he got up to place it on the mantlepiece.

Unfortunately he tripped on the rug in front of the fire, fell over and his biro, with which he had scribed his final note, punctured his aorta as he fell on it.

Alas, for Kenneth not only did he meet his demise in such a tragic fashion, but also gave credence to that age old proverb that the pen is indeed mightier than the sword.