Remembering Princess Diana on her 64th Birthday

*This thread may trigger PTSD for certain delicate readers.*

Thank You R1 ! I really needed that laugh tonight. I haven't seen this in a while.

She certainly led a memorable life. I salute her!

She really was beautiful with her distinctive look. I wonder if she would have gotten nuts with a nose job and Botox if she’d lived.

It was only recently that I noticed how large her nose was, but it works for her face.

I would guess no, r4. She made it to 36 without fucking with her nose. She was probably fine with her big nose.

I can see her getting really skinny and having lots of Botox.

I still miss Diana. She was a once-in-a-lifetime unique person in history.

R7 = Camilla.

Thank God Diana's imaginary 64th birthday is being honoured with these original observations, and love.

She DID get a nose job and very early. Look at her profile (plenty of shots) in this video of the engagement.

I asked ChatGPT to create an image of Diana at age 64, having had botox, fillers and a facelift:

^^that looks nothing like her

R11 Why did you ask ChatGPT to create an image of Diana at age 64, having had botox, fillers and a facelift ?

With Joan Rivers, there a lot of her remarks I agreed and disagreed with.

But she was right when she pointed out she isn't sorry for Diana dying young.

Rivers pointed out that none of us are getting out of here alive and Diana beat the aging Gods, she went out in spectacular fashion and will always be remembered in her glorious, physical prime.

She also didn't have to watch Harry grow up.

Here's the full version of the Diana Scream video. Just a bunch of friends playing Uno. The following is from the YouTube video. Kinda wish they'd update it. Hope they're all still around and still friends.

[quote]Nov 18, 2020 Historic event - The unexpected death of Princess Diana.

[quote]Friends playing cards learn that Princess Diana was injured in a car accident, then react when TV news says she has died. I recorded this home video in 1997 and it sat in a box for 20+ years. This is the full, unedited version as I recorded it that night, from the original videotape. To answer some questions that have popped up - Why was I recording? I was trying out a new camcorder by recording friends playing the card game UNO. We had been having a great time, laughing and joking around, for more than an hour when my mom called me to say that Diana was in a car crash and we should turn on the TV. We kept playing UNO and joking around as usual - Ken made fun of how the TV announcer kept repeating himself - and gradually the seriousness of the situation began to sink in. It took a few minutes to transition from our upbeat party mood to serious. When the screen text changed to "Diana dead" the true reality of the situation hit like a ton of bricks and we stopped playing UNO of course (and stopped joking) and rushed over to the TV. This was recorded in America, in the state of Iowa. All of the guys in the video are still alive today (as of today, June 9, 2025). The guy who screams when he learns Diana has died is my friend Ken who still lives in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. It is his genuine reaction to the news of Diana's death. Some people call it a "Wilhelm scream." (Apparently that's a movie term). The guy who stifles a smile after Ken's scream is Scott. (His brief smile was a reaction to Ken's loud silly scream, NOT to Diana's death). When CNN announced that Diana had died I didn't turn the camera back to the TV because my instinct was that it would be more interesting to capture my friends' reactions. Some people call this video the first of what are now called "reaction" videos, a term that didn't exist in 1997 (and neither did YouTube, which began in 2005). I don't think this really is the first "reaction" caught on camera. I mean, there is footage of an announcer reacting to the Hindenburg disaster in 1937, for example, and many others on film. - I keep in touch with all the guys today.