random dead person thread

[Hottub]

Soupy invented hack. A true pioneer.
He met me twice. I have a picture somewhere in a memory box.
RIP.

[A.J.]

Linky. (http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/TV/10/23/soupy.sales/index.html)

It would be great if they asked to send money in lieu of flowers.

[Ponyboy]

Nice, AJ...nice!!!

[Ritalin]

Soupy invented hack. A true pioneer.
He met me twice. I have a picture somewhere in a memory box.
RIP.

He met me twice?

Like Soupy Sales is opening for YOU.

[JerseyRich]

Linky. (http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/TV/10/23/soupy.sales/index.html)

It would be great if they asked to send money in lieu of flowers.

I'm gonna get a dollar from my Mom's purse and send it.

[Furtherman]

I will throw a pie in my face today in honor of his memory.

I loved his show as a kid.

[Dude!]

He met me twice?

Like Soupy Sales is opening for YOU.

wow, that really struck me too
you gotta wonder about people
who make it all about themselves

classic ADD symptom

[pennington]

I was a big fan of Soupy when I was a kid. I still have my Soupy Sales Show baseball cards and magazine. There are DVD compilations of his show available in B&W and color; get the B&W one first if you've never seen his show.

He's one of the celebrities you never hear anything bad about. R.I.P.

[Hottub]

He met me twice?

Like Soupy Sales is opening for YOU.

wow, that really struck me too
you gotta wonder about people
who make it all about themselves

classic ADD symptom

Reply again when you dopes get the bit.
We're talking about Soupy.

[Dude!]

Reply again when you dopes get the bit.
We're talking about Soupy.

you're just jealous
cause Soupy used to be
my butler

[high fly]

Soupy invented hack. A true pioneer.
He met me twice. I have a picture somewhere in a memory box.
RIP.


He never got a chance to meet me and died feeling unfulfilled because of it...


(sorry gang for fucking up the link)

[Jughead]

RIP Peace Loved Soupy!!!:sad:

[aceofspades7]

RIP Soupy!

[EliSnow]

Edward Woodward, of The Wicker Man, Breaker Morant, and The Equalizer, passed away.

[thepaulo]

Edward Woodward, of The Wicker Man, Breaker Morant, and The Equalizer, passed away.



He was the Equalizer.....the fucking Equalizer, motherfucker.

[El Mudo]

Link (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/story/2009/11/24/ST2009112402829.html?sid=ST2009112402829)

Few people have meant more to a city than Mr. Pollin has. The whole revitalization of DC in recent years is pretty much due to him building Verizon Center at 7th and F in the mid 90s (with his own money!), when everybody and their mother told him it was a batshit crazy idea.

First Ben Ali, and now Mr. Pollin....two GIGANTIC DC icons gone within months of each other.

[WRESTLINGFAN]

Marion Barry will outlive everyone in DC

[TeeBone]

The 5 Guys must be shitting Bricks right now...

[El Mudo]

Marion Barry will outlive everyone in DC

The real Barry died in the mid 90s. We're dealing with Zombie Barry now. He'll never die.

[Hottub]

Sorry. Re-read the title.
All is well.

http://archive.sensesofcinema.com/images/09/51/ferris-buellers-day-off/ferris-bueller-11.jpg

[A.J.]

No joke -- that arena saved DC. When I was in college, you wouldn't be caught dead in that part of town. He did more for the community than most of the elected officials down here. He didn't fleece his fans like some owners down here. He deserved one more championship.

I hope Leonsis buys the team before Snyder can.

[El Mudo]

No joke -- that arena saved DC. When I was in college, you wouldn't be caught dead in that part of town. He did more for the community than most of the elected officials down here. He didn't fleece his fans like some owners down here. He deserved one more championship.

I hope Leonsis buys the team before Snyder can.

There's a great story about how when they were first scouting locations to build the Booth, they went to the current area, and they warned Mr. Pollin that it probably wasn't a good idea for him to get out of the car. Its absolutely astounding how much that area has changed and the city with it (particularly the Capital Hill area and SouthEast). A couple years ago they actually built a Giant down in Camp Simms, which was the first store built there in something like 10-15 years.

Mr. Leonsis has first right of refusal on the Bullets, Mr. Pollin's piece of the Capitals, and Verizon Center. I just don't know where he's going to find the money or funding to do it.

[A.J.]

Britain's final World War 1 soldier has gone west (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090725/ap_on_re_eu/eu_britain_obit_patch)


http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20090725/capt.c3340ce81fcb4a3194eb8fe903f29cf2.britain_obit _patch_lon808.jpg?x=400&y=288&q=85&sig=nO1MkNNtr6UPBzhSoqky0w--

Thats the end of quite a remarkable era...and still...Frank Buckles (our last survivor) soldiers on

And he's testifying before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources subcommittee! (http://thehill.com/capital-living/in-the-know/70295-108-year-old-veteran-to-testify-before-senate-panel)

[boosterp]

And he's testifying before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources subcommittee! (http://thehill.com/capital-living/in-the-know/70295-108-year-old-veteran-to-testify-before-senate-panel)

He's got spunk that's for sure.

[El Mudo]

He's got spunk that's for sure.

Considering all the other war memorials up, we really should have a National World War One Memorial.

Its a shame that conflict has absolutely no place in the American stream of consciousness. Most people aren't even aware we were even in it. For all our bumbling over there, there's no way the war ends in 1918 without us, and its pretty much shaped our entire foreign policy for the last hundred years (the Wilsonian concept of fighting wars to "make the world safe for democracy").

You'd be hard pressed to find a single major political and social movement that originated in the 20th Century that doesn't have at least some roots in the Great War. World War Two, Communism, globalization, technocracy, the end of colonialism, Revolutions...its all there.

[KingGeno]

http://www.theworldwiderag.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/patch-adams.20473646_std.jpg
R.I.P. Patch Adams

[boosterp]

Considering all the other war memorials up, we really should have a National World War One Memorial.

Its a shame that conflict has absolutely no place in the American stream of consciousness. Most people aren't even aware we were even in it. For all our bumbling over there, there's no way the war ends in 1918 without us, and its pretty much shaped our entire foreign policy for the last hundred years (the Wilsonian concept of fighting wars to "make the world safe for democracy").

You'd be hard pressed to find a single major political and social movement that originated in the 20th Century that doesn't have at least some roots in the Great War. World War Two, Communism, globalization, technocracy, the end of colonialism, Revolutions...its all there.

I agree with you and will add that we learned many things from this war such as mass deployment, supplying lines over a vast area, machinegun and mortar use, and more. I do not know about the bumbling part as much as there were a test of tactics and a learning process.

[El Mudo]

I agree with you and will add that we learned many things from this war such as mass deployment, supplying lines over a vast area, machinegun and mortar use, and more. I do not know about the bumbling part as much as there were a test of tactics and a learning process.

I've heard it referred to (I think very aptly) as a "Star Spangled mess".

Started out controversially, because the British and French were demanding that the Americans use their troops to reinforce British and French positions, to the point where Clemenceau, Foch, and Lloyd George all went behind Pershing's back to Wilson to try to get him to change. No dice there ("Yes we will fight, but as an American army"). They felt that it would have hurt them at the peace table, and it would have basically just made Pershing a figurehead and hard to explain to the American people that their own Generals had no control over their own troops.

Furthermore, we sent our troops over there with absolutely nothing. Everything from rifles, to mortars, to artillery, to shells, to the very uniforms the troops wore, were all supplied by the British and the French. The most of what we supplied were men, and enthusiasm, and money.

There was really no time for the war industries to kick into high gear, because of the collapse of the Russians in the East, which led to the massive Ludendorff offensives of 1917 where the subsequent reinforcements the Germans were able to use from the East punched through the British in the Amiens sector (where 5th Army and the French were hinged together). Because of that, the first troops that came over (like the 1st Division and the 26th Division) had to be thrown pretty much straight off the boat into combat, and under British and French command.

With the Wilson Administration and Pershing still sticking to their "American Army" plan, when the time for the counter offensive began, they were faced with the task of pulling all these hundreds of thousands of troops out of the middle of their battles up north, and moving them all down south for a planned offensive in the Meuse-Argonne. In the middle of winter. In some of the worst country weather-wise in Europe. Over something like 3 or 4 roads. With horse-drawn transportation. Against some of the toughest defenses on the Western Front. With the flu wiping out hundreds of men a day. The supply situation at one point in the Argonne was so critical, that if the war hadn't ended on 11 November, the whole circus probably would have broken down due to supply failures. But because of the pressure we put down south on the Germans, the British were finally able to achieve that elusive breakthrough in the north, and force the Armistice.

And this is just the battlefield stuff...the Peace Conference is a whole other can of worms that's just as incredible.

[boosterp]

El Mundo, I agree with your historical assessment and while it was a cluster fuck it taught us a lot of valuable lessons that lead to a more successful campaign during the second World War. The lessons learned led to better mobilization, better weapons, stock piles, and the ability to supply our troops over the battle field. I think also politically it put more of the battlefield decisions in the hands of the warriors and less in the hands of the politicians. These lessons carry over to today's fighting strategy. Our battlefield medicine also benefited greatly from the cluster fuck in that troops were taught first aide leading to more surviving from battlefield wounds.

[El Mudo]

El Mundo, I agree with your historical assessment and while it was a cluster fuck it taught us a lot of valuable lessons that lead to a more successful campaign during the second World War. The lessons learned led to better mobilization, better weapons, stock piles, and the ability to supply our troops over the battle field. I think also politically it put more of the battlefield decisions in the hands of the warriors and less in the hands of the politicians. These lessons carry over to today's fighting strategy. Our battlefield medicine also benefited greatly from the cluster fuck in that troops were taught first aide leading to more surviving from battlefield wounds.

I think it taught us a lot of valuable lessons, but I'm not so sure that those were actually put to practice, at least on the battlefield. There were a TON of easily avoidable screwups in Europe in 1944-45, particularly in things like coordination with our allies (we never launched an offensive in the West that coincided with a Russian offensive in the East), the Gas crisis that forced Ike's hand in the whole Bradley/Patton/Montgomery thing, the stubbornness shown in insisting on pushing south through difficult country in Metz and Nancy rather than exploiting a breakthrough in the Ruhr. Not to mention The Bulge, when everyone and their mother was caught napping (though you can't really blame them for thinking even Hitler wouldn't be that crazy, and their response to that crisis was superb.)

It seems odd to me, because pretty much ALL of the generals were from that generation, and had served in and during World War One to some respect.

[boosterp]

I think it taught us a lot of valuable lessons, but I'm not so sure that those were actually put to practice, at least on the battlefield. There were a TON of easily avoidable screwups in Europe in 1944-45, particularly in things like coordination with our allies (we never launched an offensive in the West that coincided with a Russian offensive in the East), the Gas crisis that forced Ike's hand in the whole Bradley/Patton/Montgomery thing, the stubbornness shown in insisting on pushing south through difficult country in Metz and Nancy rather than exploiting a breakthrough in the Ruhr. Not to mention The Bulge, when everyone and their mother was caught napping (though you can't really blame them for thinking even Hitler wouldn't be that crazy, and their response to that crisis was superb.)

It seems odd to me, because pretty much ALL of the generals were from that generation, and had served in and during World War One to some respect.

I agree on the lack of coordination with Russia and part of that was simply due to communication infrastructure and part was ego. A war effort is nothing simple and every theater has it's challenges. Hell in Kosovo we had trouble communicating with our NATO buddays and would sometimes have to go through an intermediary.

[WRESTLINGFAN]

Heres a link from CNN, Doesnt elaborate too much, but If Im correct wasnt he the fanatic who said if he didnt receive $8mm from his followers within a month he would have been struck down by god? This was like 20 or so years ago

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/12/15/oral.roberts/index.html?section=cnn_latest

[Dude!]

good
i hope anal is next

[KingGeno]

I will continue using his toothbrushes

[mikeyboy]

Remember when he pitched 59 consecutive scoreless innings?

[west milly Tom]

Went to Oral Roberts University. What he was actually famous for was his Big Tent evangelism. There is a chapel on the school grounds built to look like a tent.

[Kevin]

Remember when he pitched 59 consecutive scoreless innings?



While making microwave pop corn.

He was indeed a special man.

[Zipgun]

I'm totally fixated on this thread.

[razorboy]

I thought he was fantastic in that movie where he played a hooker with a heart of gold.

[IMSlacker]

I've always liked Poi Dog Pondering even though it's hippie music.

[bobrobot]

What's the difference between Oral Roberts & Anal Roberts?





















































the taste!
o<);o)

http://www.ishiboo.com/~danny/Mods/tonguesplit/tongue_split.jpg

[Badinia]

God's finally called Oral home.

He's gonna be so happy to have his favorite son there! MOVE OVER, JESUS!

[tanless1]

Men like oral roberts dissapoint me. 8mil taken out of the local churches as he knew how best to spread the word..... that wasn't god talking to him, it was his ego.

[tanless1]

....billy grahm however. Will be a loss...my pets love billy grahm, they sit up and pay attention when he is on tv....its the funniest thing

[King Hippos Bandaid]

RIP, i enjoyed your thermometer more then Sir Thomas Anal

[sr71blackbird]

I guess God needed some Oral

[opie's twisted balls]

His biography brought me to tears

http://i46.tinypic.com/2q3ucuh.jpg

[Death Metal Moe]

http://www.popmatters.com/images/features_art/m/moral_orel.jpg

[Furtherman]

Went to Oral Roberts University. What he was actually famous for was his Big Tent evangelism. There is a chapel on the school grounds built to look like a tent.

Did you sign the honor code not to drink, smoke or sex during college?

[keithy_19]

I'm totally fixated on this thread.

This got passed over.

:lol:

[yojimbo7248]

I wish more parents would name their kids Oral these days

[Son of Muta]

First Jerry Falwell dropped and now Oral Roberts. All this world needs now is for Pat Robertson, Billy Graham and Jimmy Swaggart to die and go meet the invisible man in the sky.

[PapaBear]

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[A.J.]

His son, Richard Roberts, currently serves as president.

Oral and his son Dick.

[CountryBob]

I hope he got to take the life savings that his group milked out of my Grandmother with him to heaven.

[topless_mike]

Rainman... RIP (http://community.livejournal.com/ohnotheydidnt/42309002.html)

From the article...

The man who inspired the title character in the Oscar-winning movie "Rain Man" has died.

Kim Peek was 58. His father, Fran, says Peek had a major heart attack Saturday morning and was pronounced dead at a hospital in the Salt Lake City suburb of Murray.

Peek was a savant with a remarkable memory and inspired writer Barry Morrow when he wrote "Rain Man," the 1988 movie that won four Academy Awards.

now the jokes may ensue...

[Willmore]

Guess he should've flown Qantas.

[A.J.]

He's definitely going to miss Wapner. Definitely.

[opie's twisted balls]

he needs a good, hearse, driver

[ozzie]

Peek had a major heart attack

So much for the cheez balls and fish sticks diet.

[ozzie]

November 11, 1951 - December 19, 2009

50... 366... 365... 365... 365... 366... 365... 365...

...definitely 21,223 days... 21,223 days...

[Willmore]

November 11, 1951 - December 19, 2009

50... 366... 365... 365... 365... 366... 365... 365...

...definitely 21,223 days... 21,223 days...

...definitely 1,833,667,200 seconds... 1,833,667,200 seconds...

[PapaBear]

His father, Fran, says Peek had a major heart attack
Can it be true?

MOVIES LIE!!!

[KingGeno]

I'd punch my heart until it exploded if my fictional brother was a Scientologist.

[Hottub]

Guitarist for Big Brother and the Holding Company dead at 69 of a heart attack. (http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/entertainment/breakingnews/80083642.html)

I guess God just wanted a little piece of it.

RIP

[Chigworthy]

It's a shame you didn't come up with a wittier thread title. So much potential wasted.

[EddieMoscone]

From WON (http://www.f4wonline.com/content/view/11793/)

[landarch]

I thought this was about Dr. Kervorkian

[disneyspy]

I thought this was about Dr. Kervorkian

when he dies i'll title the thread DR K STRIKES OUT

[Tall_James]

I always think of the movie "Overboard" when I hear of Dr. Death because the kids in that movie idolized him.

[booster11373]

when he dies i'll title the thread DR K STRIKES OUT

Wouldnt people think Dwight Gooden is dead?

[disneyspy]

Wouldnt people think Dwight Gooden is dead?

i'm just tryin to even for him making me think dr death was dead

[asayresk]

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they dont make them like this anymore.R.I.P.:down:

[SpicyMcHaggis]

Got the pleasure of meeting Dr. Death in person and overseeing one of his training seminars before a show in Parsippany. He had his old UWF title belts with him and he gave me a copy of one of his best of UWF DVD's for free that day. Great guy, great worker, he will be missed. It was an honor to be able to commentate one of his last matches in the area. He wrestled Danny Demanto, a local who also happened to be booking this promotion at the time so it's kind of obvious how he got this match with Williams. Below is a portion of the match.

http://www.clickwrestle.com/pro/22115/dr-death-steve-williams-vs-danny-demanto

[King Hippos Bandaid]

RIP to the real Dr of Death

[Don Stugots]

he was great. i was always a fan of us. him and gordy were a great team too.

[hit11man]

I always think of the movie "Overboard" when I hear of Dr. Death because the kids in that movie idolized him.

i think that was a different "dr. death". that was one from comic books the were reading

[furie]

I thought this was about the defensive linebacker for the Bakersfield Tigers that Robin Williams' character had to out run in The Best of Times....

[Holes]

Casey Johnson, girlfriend of Tila Tequila, was found dead on Monday.

http://entertainment.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/01/04/tila-tequila-girlfriend-casey-johnson-dies-twitter/?test=latestnews

[PapaBear]

It sucks when people die. (http://www.ronfez.net/forums/showthread.php?p=2581729)

[Holes]

It sucks when people die. (http://www.ronfez.net/forums/showthread.php?p=2581729)

Did not mean to steal WampusCrandle's thread. By all means...move it!

[Ritalin]

Alright, a couple of observations:

How the fuck did this chick have an adopted daughter?

And, I couldn't pick this tequila chick out of a line up but I've heard about her gimmick. Why is she posting about this death on twitter? If she's going to use twitter, can she use full words? What the hell is this?

Everyone please pray 4 my Wifey Casey Johnson. She has passed away. Thank u for all ur love and support but I will be offline to be w family

You know who else did this recently? Ashton Kutcher, when that Murphy chick died. Can't these idiots at least use real words to express their sadness over the death of a friend? It seems really inappropriate and..well...stupid.

sry 2 hear ur gmother passed away would just be wrong, wouldn't it?

[KingGeno]

http://unrealitymag.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/elias_koteas_1.jpg
R.I.P. Casey Jones

[Tall_James]

How the fuck did this chick have an adopted daughter?



$$$$$$$$$

[west milly Tom]

It wasn't her gf they were engaged. She bought a 17 carat engagement ring.

Its always sad when someone looses their battle with addiction. my sentiments go out to her family.

[CountryBob]

Tila needs to be in porn - that little box licker is kinda cute.

[Freitag]

$$$$$$$$$

Correct. She bought a Russian kid because she thought it was the hip thing to do. She couldn't handle having a kid, and part of her family's intervention was taking the kid and the nannies away from her. They also cut her off from the JnJ trust funds.

[Freitag]

Alright, a couple of observations:

How the fuck did this chick have an adopted daughter?

And, I couldn't pick this tequila chick out of a line up but I've heard about her gimmick. Why is she posting about this death on twitter? If she's going to use twitter, can she use full words? What the hell is this?

Everyone please pray 4 my Wifey Casey Johnson. She has passed away. Thank u for all ur love and support but I will be offline to be w family

You know who else did this recently? Ashton Kutcher, when that Murphy chick died. Can't these idiots at least use real words to express their sadness over the death of a friend? It seems really inappropriate and..well...stupid.

sry 2 hear ur gmother passed away would just be wrong, wouldn't it?


Couple of things:

Twitter only has a 140 character limit. So that's why a lot of people use texting shorthand when they tweet - rather than using your brain to re-word proper English into the thought you're trying to convey.

HOWEVER...

Reading Tila's twitter feed is like getting an insight on what it's like to be an attention-seeking lying hypocrite without a firm grasp on reality.

She *constantly* lies on her feed. Before Christmas, she said she was pregnant, and then when she got called out, she blamed twitter because she didn't have enough room. Which is BS.

[Ritalin]

Couple of things:

Twitter only has a 140 character limit. So that's why a lot of people use texting shorthand when they tweet - rather than using your brain to re-word proper English into the thought you're trying to convey.

HOWEVER...

Reading Tila's twitter feed is like getting an insight on what it's like to be an attention-seeking lying hypocrite without a firm grasp on reality.

She *constantly* lies on her feed. Before Christmas, she said she was pregnant, and then when she got called out, she blamed twitter because she didn't have enough room. Which is BS.

I dig what you're saying about Twitter, but then maybe that isn't the right forum to convey ur condolences - wait, I mean "im srys 4 ur loss"

[PapaBear]

I'm inconsolable. That's one of my favorite celebrities!:down:

[SinA]

Tsutomu Yamaguchi - Japan's Only Known Survivor Of Both Atomic Blasts.....................DEAD

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2010/01/japans_only_known_survivor_of.html?ft=1&f=103943429 (http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2010/01/japans_only_known_survivor_of.html?ft=1&f=103943429)

[A.J.]

Willie Mitchell, Al Green producer, dies (http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Music/01/05/obit.mitchell/index.html)

[TooLowBrow]

Tsutomu Yamaguchi - Japan's Only Known Survivor Of Both Atomic Blasts.....................DEAD

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2010/01/japans_only_known_survivor_of.html?ft=1&f=103943429 (http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2010/01/japans_only_known_survivor_of.html?ft=1&f=103943429)

http://www.sz-wholesale.com/uploadFiles/upimg9%5CElectronic-Pet--Tamaguchi--_43379.jpg

poor feller

[Mitch&Murray]

Miley Cyrus is fine

The show is done (http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/shooting_to_start_on_final_season_KinoZ1yyl1blXS6m btFeaN)

[mikeyboy]

Bonnett says Ray Liotta will guest-star in the fourth-season opener, and the show has also snared "Two and a Half Men" teen Angus Young as a guest star in a future episode.

Um, what?

[KingGeno]

Um, what?


Hopefully Angus will be involved with some type of 'SOAP (http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/soap/)-like Ending' with Hannah.

[sailor]

Um, what?

ha, angus jones.

[danlaroe]

thanks for the update gary glitter

[Stankfoot]

Gumby animator Art Clokey dies at 88 in California

Animator Art Clokey, whose bendable creation Gumby became a pop culture phenomenon through decades of toys, revivals and satires, died Friday. He was 88.

Gumby grew out of a student project Clokey produced at the University of Southern California in the early 1950s called "Gumbasia."

LINK (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100109/ap_en_ot/us_obit_gumby_creator)

http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20100109/capt.9390857e36504ab4b41c9a79b03e73ff.obit_gumby_c reator_clokey_ny113.jpg?x=213&y=285&xc=1&yc=1&wc=306&hc=409&q=85&sig=v_0Ve3WKrTKSJnm9sYvEJg--

[spoon]

thanks for the update gary glitter

Yah, talk about a pre-cummy post.

[furie]

The police wish to question The Blockheads

[disneyspy]

The police wish to question The Blockheads

i bet sluggo put them up to it

[K.C.]

http://pwtorch.com/artman2/publish/Other_News_4/article_38034.shtml

I just remember him beating the shit out of Tatanka back in the day.

[CYYYFYYY]

Always thought he was very talented. Thought he had the chance to be a world Champ. Guess not

[SinA]

Jan Gabriel, the motorsports announcer and demolition-derby promoter whose commercials gave us the immortal "Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!" phrase, died of kidney disease on Sunday.

http://deadspin.com/5446352/sunday-sunday-sunday-guy-dies-on-sadly-appropriate-day-of-the-week

[SinA]

oh, i know this should just get merged with the random dead guy thread, but i just wanted to use dead! dead! dead! in a title

[lleeder]

uh oh!

[hanso]

Bow heads for kind words..

But I really don't wanna
Beerbust like I had last week
I must stay deep
Because talk is cheap

So what can I do I really beg and you my Lord
To me flirting it's just like sport, anything fly
It's all good let me dump it

Please set in the trumpet

Chorus:
A little bit of Monica in my life
A little bit of Erica by my side
A little bit of Rita is all I need
A little bit of Tina is what I see
A little bit of Sandra in the sun
A little bit of Mary all night long
A little bit of Jessica here I am
A little bit of you makes me your man

[PD]

Blowhard mentions him on air, he dies.

http://sports.yahoo.com/top/news?slug=ap-obit-artrust&prov=ap&type=lgns

as Blowhard said, in the days before WFAN and 24 hr sports, Art Rust Jr on WABC was the king of NY sports.

[KingGeno]

Goner Records has just announced the death of punk rock musician Jay Reatard, who passed away last night in his sleep. He was 29

Sucks..

[hammersavage]

That's the worst last name ever.

[underdog]

That is the worst merge ever.

[hammersavage]

Maybe I was wrong and he's deserves his own thread.

[hammersavage]

http://www.brooklynvegan.com/img/music/jayreatard/mhow/05.jpg

[hammersavage]

watch this

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[IMSlacker]

Score one for The Pains of Being Pure at Heart.

http://www.brooklynvegan.com/img/music2/jayhatesbrooklyn.jpg

[realmenhatelife]

Jeez, I guess thats how you cap off the most successful year of your career.

[Donnie Iris]

Wow.

[west milly Tom]

Is his music worth a listen? I'm unhip and have never even heard of him.

[cougarjake13]

remember the name but not the wrestler

[Kublakhan61]

WOW.


This is a shock. /zero sarcasm/

[burrben]

he was in athens some time last year. i didnt care then or now

[Kublakhan61]

I've still never listened to him but I can't believe he died before I got the chance to. I really am surprised by this death.

[KnoxHarrington]

He's eatin' Krispy Kreme burgers with Jesus now

http://abcnews.go.com/print?id=9557397

[weekapaugjz]

that link isn't working.

[KnoxHarrington]

that link isn't working.

Substituted another one

[PapaBear]

He's eatin' Krispy Kreme burgers with Jesus now

http://abcnews.go.com/print?id=9557397
Are all black soul singers the same to you? RACIST!!!

(You're thinking the leader of Fez's Church)

[Fallon]

Detective Meldrick Lewis is inconsolable!

[razorboy]

Yikes. One of the fantastic voices.

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R.I.P.

[KingGeno]

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[FUNKMAN]

makes you wonder if more people fucked to Teddy songs as compared to Barry's songs...

or maybe not

got my Barry and Teddy mix cd, throw in some Spinners and Stylistics...

[Tall_James]

This is still one of my favorite songs of all-time. Seriously.

RIP Teddy. You will be missed.

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[Jughead]

....RIP your music will go on forever...

[A.J.]

Now I'll never get to know him.

[hanso]

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[mikeyboy]

Are all black soul singers the same to you? RACIST!!!

(You're thinking the leader of Fez's Church)

That sad thing is I thought he was already dead, then I realized I was thinking of another soul singer who was paralyzed from the waist down, Curtis Mayfield.

[bradleyjerome]

His shows were always entertaining.

Now, they're making it sound like he was murdered.

[Jughead]

That sad thing is I thought he was already dead, then I realized I was thinking of another soul singer who was paralyzed from the waist down, Curtis Mayfield.

Even worse..... If you don't know me by now..... was one of my courting colors...I did not even know it was him....This was my era and I forgot Damn I am not well:wallbash:

[A.J.]

That sad thing is I thought he was already dead, then I realized I was thinking of another soul singer who was paralyzed from the waist down, Curtis Mayfield.

Actually I thought the same thing too at first.

[DarkHippie]

There goes the top half

[Jughead]

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Thank you have not checked out since about 72 or so..I will look it up ...But was dating Mrs Jug and thought I was so cool when I played it for her ..I think I bought the single at Woolworth s... :innocent: was trying to get her to go parking......Laugh phucker:bye:

[A.J.]

There goes the top half

You Sir, get the slow clap for that one.

[TheHalloweenGoddess]

Did anyone finally complie a list of the dead celebrities of 2009? It was a doozy as I recall

[EliSnow]

I just saw on NBC that author Robert Parker, creator of the Spenser books, died of a heart attack.

[hanso]

Glen W. Bell Jr., an entrepreneur best known as the founder of the Taco Bell chain, has died. He was 86.

[Suspect Chin]

It's a sad (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/24/movies/24simmons.html) day for Kiss fans.

[underdog]

Ede Tronk is inconsolable.

[Jughead]

They are looking for Anthony

[Doctor Z]

Is Jean Simmons a pornstar?

[SatCam]

I was more of a Pall Stanley fan myself

[Jughead]

swallow his tongue???

[TooLowBrow]

lets try and sell her family a kiss coffin
http://www.oddee.com/_media/imgs/articles/a244_kiss.jpg

[Hithead]

Good.

[Coach]

Who?

[Ritalin]

Goddamn it.

Bitch owed me money.

[Freitag]

James Mitchell, who played Palmer Cortlandt on All My Children, died of heart/lung complications at age 89.

[A.J.]

Pernell Roberts - DEAD. (http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/TV/01/25/pernell.roberts.obit/index.html?hpt=T2)

[PapaBear]

Zelda Rubinstein (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/28/arts/28rubinstein.html)


http://www.dallasvoice.com/instant-tea/wp-content/uploads/Zelda-Rubinstein.jpg

She always reminded me of my Mom. Just ask WhistlePig. She will probably confirm that.

[A.J.]

Zelda Rubinstein (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/28/arts/28rubinstein.html)


http://www.dallasvoice.com/instant-tea/wp-content/uploads/Zelda-Rubinstein.jpg

She always reminded me of my Mom. Just ask WhistlePig. She will probably confirm that.

I hope she goes into the light.

[El Mudo]

Howard Zinn...DEAD! (http://www.avclub.com/articles/rip-howard-zinn,37613/)

[KingGeno]

http://wcbstv.com/breakingnewsalerts/jd.salinger.obit.2.1455310.html


RIP Catcher in the Rye guy

[A.J.]

John Lennon has been waiting 30 years for this day.

[Ritalin]

John Lennon has been waiting 30 years for this day.


Please explain.

[A.J.]

Please explain.

Mark Chapman was carrying a copy of Catcher in the Rye when he shot Lennon.

[King Hippos Bandaid]

Catcher in the Die...

RIP

[nate1000]

Mark Chapman was carrying a copy of Catcher in the Rye when he shot Lennon.

cited it as an inspiration and said ""this extraordinary book holds many answers."

[Dude!]

this is shocking to me
as i thought he died
in the 60's !

[foodcourtdruide]

Catcher in the Die...

RIP

This made me laugh out loud, so I told my co-workers, but sadly they did not laugh.

[Jujubees2]

this is shocking to me
as i thought he died
in the 60's !

I was thinking the same thing (which really scares me)...

[jennysmurf]

This made me laugh out loud, so I told my co-workers, but sadly they did not laugh.

Not everyone can be as funny as we are here at .net.:wink: We know from funny here.

[Misteriosa]

rest in peace, sir.

http://cjdavies.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/tinfoilhat.jpg


tho we all know he was murdered by the gov't... <.<

beware! the disinfo agents are everywhere

[instrument]

You thought salinger was dead, never seen field of dreams ehhhhhhhh

[KnoxHarrington]

We'll see if the rumor that he's been writing all this time and has like dozens and dozens of novels and short stories stockpiled is true now, I guess.

[razorboy]

Got more stories than him.

[opie's twisted balls]

J.D. Salinger (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._D._Salinger)

[Recyclerz]

Got more stories than him.


10?

[Suspect Chin]

Today is a Perfect Day for Bananafish.

[thepaulo]

maybe that Swedish guy will get to write the CITR sequel.

[Recyclerz]

Jerry Salinger - Regular Guy (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/01/us/01salinger.html?hp)

Turns out that his life was an even more cosmic "Fuck You" to the Cult of Celebrity than we could have imagined. :clap:

I hope the best of his later writings makes it to the public.

[sailor]

Apparent suicide. Just crazy.

[Hottub]

No more dark, romantic fairytales.

No more beautiful tailored clothes.

No more amazing runway productions.

No more fighting for invitations.

No more stunning strong women on ultra high heels.

No more imagination without limits.

Alexander McQueen (1970-2010)

[Furtherman]

Who?

Seriously... who is he?

[IamFogHat]

Who is this person?

[A.J.]

Thoughts and prayers to his father Steve.

[sailor]

40 year old, most influential designer of his generation.


Looks a bit like doogie in some pics.

[Tenbatsuzen]

40 year old, most influential designer of his generation.


Looks a bit like doogie in some pics.

Still committed suicide. Worthless. Of course, it also means Fez can hang better after the death of a loved one than he could.

[Misteriosa]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alex-geana/the-passing-of-alexander_b_458550.html

[Snoogans]

hopefully he took his brother Moonjuice with him

[topless_mike]

he reminds me of eddie izzard, in a way.

[DOHO@HOME]

I guess he won't be hanging around anymore:lol:oh wait to soon:unsure:

[grlNIN]

His shoes were an abomination to the human form.

[Servo]

Thoughts and prayers to his father Steve.

And his Aunt Butterfly.

[PapaBear]

Who?

Seriously... who is he?

Who is this person?

Ohhhh! Now I get why we care!!!!

He was also responsible for one of history's most famous "wardrobe malfunctions." He designed Janet Jackson's Super Bowl outfit, which fell open while she was singing, revealing one of her breasts.


May he rest in peace, but it looks like he had an unintended hand in destroying terrestrial talk radio.

[sr71blackbird]

It says he was so distraught over his mother passing away that he hung himself on the eve of her funeral. That is total dedication to your mom. I am sure she wouldn't want that for him, but in another way I can forgive it because his love was so strong. But its still wrong and sad. RIP

[Willmore]

Bullshit, he's been dead since 1980.

[KingGeno]

Dead pussy. Fuck him.

[OGC]

The lead singer of 70's pop group The Knack has died of cancer. (http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original/article_212284389.shtml)

[hanso]

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We also lost
Dale "Susie-Q" Hawkins. The Org.

[Hottub]

We miss you greatly. One of the best in rock.http://www.ronfezv3.com/forums/images/smilies/beavisnbutthead2.gif

http://96x.nvadave.com/gallery/tattoos/RockstarTattoos/acdc3.jpg

Don't forget, this Friday The Boneyard (XM 53 and Sirius 29) will become
The BonYard!

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[HBox]

Wha happen?

[Hottub]

Ronald Belford ‘Bon’ Scott was born on July 9, 1946 and died on February 19, 1980.

Bon was born in Scotland and the family migrated to Australia in 1952.

Bon formed his first band The Spektors in 1964. Next came The Valentines, then Fraternity, and in 1974, he joined AC/DC, replacing original singer Dave Evans.

Bon died before ever really reaping the rewards that AC/DC would later bring. At the time of his death, the current album at the time, ‘Highway To Hell’ was just reaching Top 20 status in the USA.

Bon Scott was 33 when he departed the planet. He died after a night of drinking in a car outside 67 Overhill Road in East Dulwich in South London.



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[epo]

Bon Scott was 33 when he departed the planet.

Nice way of saying that he gagged to death on his own vomit.

[Hottub]

Nice way of saying that he gagged to death on his own vomit.

I believe he slumped over, passed out in his car, blocked his airway and suffocated.

[epo]

I believe he slumped over, passed out in his car, blocked his airway and suffocated.

You are wrong again.

[Snoogans]

who?

[Hottub]

http://www.crabsodyinblue.com/certificatdeces.gif

[Chigworthy]

More like Been Scott.

[Jughead]

I'm so glad i didn't make it..No respect.. Just try it sing like him right now .....Let me listen ...Ok Dip Sticks..This should be a appreciation thread with memories..And tunes and music...:thumbup:

[deliciousV]

Did he die again? Some people never learn.

[King Imp]

http://www.crabsodyinblue.com/certificatdeces.gif

I guess if you gotta die, then death by misadventure is the way to go.

[Snoogans]

I guess if you gotta die, then death by misadventure is the way to go.

id rather die by adventure

[yojimbo7248]

Nice way of saying that he gagged to death on his own vomit.

they weren't sure whose it was. You can't really dust for vomit

[A.J.]

To quote my buddy from junior high: "Bon Scott lives!"

[Death Metal Moe]

Bon Scott was awesome. The guy WAS rock. He just always gave off the air of being rock and roll to me. He did cause his own death though, very sad and stupid. But at least in this case, it doesn't diminish the man and hiss work, at least in my opinion.

[epo]

Bon Scott was awesome. The guy WAS rock. He just always gave off the air of being rock and roll to me. He did cause his own death though, very sad and stupid. But at least in this case, it doesn't diminish the man and hiss work, at least in my opinion.

Plus lets face facts, AC/DC sucked balls and became a cartoon without him.

[Hottub]

Plus lets face facts, AC/DC sucked balls and became a cartoon without him.

I still consider Back In Black an AC/DC album.
Starting going down hill fast after For Those About To Rock.

[disneyspy]

I still consider Back In Black an AC/DC album.

do you think we are more connected to the world than 100 years ago?

[epo]

I still consider Back In Black an AC/DC album.
Starting going down hill fast after For Those About To Rock.

Highway to Hell is the last AC/DC record. The rest don't count as they hired a cover singer.

[Death Metal Moe]

Plus lets face facts, AC/DC sucked balls and became a cartoon without him.

I have to disagree, Razor's Edge is one of all time favorite albums by them. Maybe because it was the 1st of their albums I got, but I think it holds up.

Bon is still missed though regardless.

[FUNKMAN]

i'm going to scrape my fingernails across a chalkboard in his honor... maybe scrape a metal spoon inside a metal pot

LOL - after 1 or 2 songs "which were great", I was done for a while ...

[hanso]

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Creator of iconic television show Skippy the Bush Kangaroo, John Callum, has died aged 91.

[WampusCrandle]

he jumped and he is dead. that is all. (http://www.imdb.com/news/ni1660511/) apparently, the family is sad.

[instrument]

Sadly unlike his mother and uncle a shark wasn't leap enough.

[pennington]

It's a bad week for children of celebrities.

R.I.P.

[jauble]

She's a little bit country and he's a little bit a part of the road?

[KEITHJAY]

Died of embarrassment, wouldn't you? :devil2:

[Sue_Bender]

She's a little bit country and he's a little bit a part of the road?

Oh, my...

[jauble]

Oh, my...

c'mon I expected more out of you.

[sailor]

Was 69 years young.

[Dude!]

not sure who she is

a magician?

[sailor]

A florist.

[tanless1]

..that is sad, he was cherished by many.
He had a park named in his honor in logan utah.

[KnoxHarrington]

Good night, funny man.

[Tall_James]

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RIP big fella.

[Jughead]

That time it is a bitch..RIP Merlin

[sailor]

You need to be a drug adled former child star to get any attention around here anymore.

[jennysmurf]

You need to be a drug adled former child star to get any attention around here anymore.

Yeah, their deaths are funnier.:wink:

[pennington]

http://www.tournamentofroses.com/photogallery/GMs/images/gm1983.jpg

R.I.P.

[thepaulo]

this is weird.....I was watching a two hour biography on Michael Landon last night(I know, that's a weird thing to do) and of course Olson was closely associated with Landon for years so I was thinking about Olson last night.

[epo]

I hope FTD flowers are appropriate.

[epo]

this is weird.....I was watching a two hour biography on Michael Landon last night(I know, that's a weird thing to do) and of course Olson was closely associated with Landon for years so I was thinking about Olson last night.

Oh my God.....PAULO KILLED MERLIN OLSEN!

[thepaulo]

Oh my God.....PAULO KILLED MERLIN OLSEN!

I didn't think I could doiit with the power of my BRAIN!

[Pitdoc]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100318/ap_on_en_tv/us_obit_fess_parker

[thepaulo]

http://popup.lala.com/popup/504684650714431874

[OGC]

damn I feel old

[thepaulo]

damn I feel old

you look like Buster Keaton

[OGC]

you look like Buster Keaton



good eye there Paulo, wanna take a guess at which film ?

[KingGeno]

http://us.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Movies/03/24/obit.robert.culp/index.html

Actor Robert Culp dies after fall


http://i.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/SHOWBIZ/Movies/03/24/obit.robert.culp/story.culp.gi.jpg


Sucks

[meanmrbill]

Nil after a spill

[tanless1]

This is very sad