Being a celebrity should be the most dangerous job on the planet because plenty of wealth means you have nothing better to do with that wealth but find destructive recreational practices.

Well, seeing as how the only drug found on the scene was Ambien, which Ledger was using to battle insomnia, coupled with the fact that he was battling a nasty case of pneumonia, it appears that his death was most likely due to a combination of drug side effects plus illness. In other words, not due to recreational use at all.

Oh, I'm sorry, was I bringing facts into your party? It sucks when you can't get on a big judgemental high horse, doesn't it? I know what a rush you must get when you trash a successful person you've never even met so that you can feel better about your own life.

Being a celebrity should be the most dangerous job on the planet because plenty of wealth means you have nothing better to do with that wealth but find destructive recreational practices.

And that is the reason why Heath, John Belusi, Chris Farley, Jim Morrison, et al deserve to be ripped.

It was a complete waste of human talent. That should be your tragedy.

Now go back to your cartoons and nintendo games.

Once upon a time, it was polite to show respect for the dead. I guess not anymore.

With John Edwards on the planet we can seance Heath into doing the "Ghost at BrokeBack Mountain: the Sequel".

I know I can find a screenplay writer to do it.