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The Top Ten Coma Songs Ever

“CELLAR coma girl wakes after seven weeks after being played Robbie Williams songs,” says the Mail.

Josef Fritzl’s granddaughter and daughter Kerstin Fritzl has woken from her two-month coma after being played Robbie Williams songs, says the Mail.

There seems to be something intolerably cruel in playing Robbie Williams to a comatose patient, and we would say it were further evidence of innate Austrian barbarity and how Williams is just a shorter Richard Wagner in knickers.

Sadly, the Mail’s headline is somewhat undone by Doctor Albert Reiter, who says Kerstin opened her eyes naturally from her medically-induced coma

He tells us: “We smiled at her and she smiled back. One night I had to order her to finally go to sleep at 3am as she kept listening to Robbie Williams CDs.”

Anorak recalls another coma incident, this one starring Geri Halliwell who performed unplugged for Jessica Knight: “Geri sang a couple of lines of one of their songs and Jessica started moving her arms and legs,” said mum Jill Walmsley in the Mirror.

Legs twitching, arms flailing – a desperate bid to run away?

In light of these star-led miracles, Anorak has put together a tape of the Top Ten Celebrity Coma Tracks – EVER!

1. Let Me Entertain You - Robbie Williams
2. Candle In The Wind - Elton John
3. Carrie - Cliff Richard
4. My Heart Will Go On – Celine Dion
5. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da – The Beatles
6. We Didn’t Start the Fire – Billy Joel
7. Cotton Eye Joe – Rednex
8. The Final Countdown – Europe
9. You’re the Inspiration – Chicago
10. I Wanna Know What Love Is - Foreigner

SERVING TIP:
The album should be played down headphones to the patient at full volume. Every three hours a medic – preferable one with an Austrian accent, although a Swiss or German will do - should bend down and whisper in the patient’s ear: “Want to wake up? Or do you want some more…?

  1. 1 Mic Says:

    So! Ve are playing ze groovy tunes now, eh!

  2. 2 yampster Says:

    Vake me up before you go go

  3. 3 Mic Says:

    Unt vy are zey not playink ze smiths, mit ze excellent and cheery “girlfriend in a coma”?

  4. 4 JuneJohnson Says:

    Wait til the Anorak hippopotomi are in full cry, howl, screech or whatever, not sure whether it shall help to bring people out of comas or hide away in one

  5. 5 chenier Says:

    I protest.

    On behalf of patients everywhere, I offer my implacable opposition to cruel and unusual treatments.

    Celine Dion singing is indisputably in contravention of large tracts of the Human Rights Acts.

    Which reminds me, has everyone read the story about the French chap who started breathing again just before the surgeons removed his organs?

    Apparently they have not, as yet, mentioned to him that he was about to be recycled…

    M and A

    Not heard about the French chap, but did hear about someone who was ‘dead’ they turned off her life support and she started moving - urban myths possibly?

    Oh go on Chenier you know Celine won the Eurovision 1988,wait til we get our turn!

  6. 6 Noseycow Says:

    http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=281190993

    this is the ultimate song for hospital patients everywhere ;)

  7. 7 Noseycow Says:

    oops sorry you have to click on the audio list for the song

    ‘Your Loving Heart’

    enjoy :grin:

  8. 8 Saul Says:

    They will never top Roy “Chubby” Brown’s,

    “Wake up you Dozy C***.

  9. 9 dairy Says:

    double top for that, Saul - ooh that did make me chuckle!!

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