Proclaimers - Live at Chernobyl remains my favourite.MrEgg wrote: Tue Jan 04, 2022 6:49 pmBogdanoff brothers - French TV personalities died six days apart from Covid-19.
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182Dang, That's a pair of weird looking motherfuckers.A_Man_Who_Tries wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 12:10 amProclaimers - Live at Chernobyl remains my favourite.MrEgg wrote: Tue Jan 04, 2022 6:49 pmBogdanoff brothers - French TV personalities died six days apart from Covid-19.
Trey Wrote: "How great must a thread be to miss such a thing? Beans on the penis great, I suppose"
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183Well if I live anywhere close to that long, I want people to not be sad, and to celebrate my longevity when I die. I think Ms. White would agree.numberthirty wrote: Tue Jan 04, 2022 11:20 pmGot to politely disagree in this particular instance.Chud Fusk wrote: Mon Jan 03, 2022 11:31 pm Betty White was great, but I can't see any real reason to mourn unless she's your grandma. Ninety fucking nine! That's something to celebrate.
In a world where older folks regularly have to deal with serious chronic health conditions, someone who is getting up there but has been lucky enough to side step them?
Life straight up stole perfectly good time from them.
While it is not totally unacceptable? It is absolutely bunk.
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184I don't have any desire to live to 99, but I'm glad that Betty White did. My late grandmother had a resemblance to her. RIP.
We're headed for social anarchy when people start pissing on bookstores.
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185Back in the old forum, I posted about how I thought my tenant was dying. Well - she succumbed due to complications of anorexia on or around Jan 1. RIP Kimi Louise Ankrum. You were a fighter and lasted a lot longer than I thought you would.
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186I'd hoped that this might wind up working out differently.barnicle wrote: Sat Jan 08, 2022 9:32 pm Back in the old forum, I posted about how I thought my tenant was dying. Well - she succumbed due to complications of anorexia on or around Jan 1. RIP Kimi Louise Ankrum. You were a fighter and lasted a lot longer than I thought you would.
Sorry to hear that it played out the way that it did.
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187Bob Saget, WTF..
Sad news.. even sadder that it was a long, slow decline. Sorry man.barnicle wrote: Back in the old forum, I posted about how I thought my tenant was dying. Well - she succumbed due to complications of anorexia on or around Jan 1. RIP Kimi Louise Ankrum. You were a fighter and lasted a lot longer than I thought you would.
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189My dad was born the same year as Betty. He’s been dead forever like 15 years though. I actually can’t even imagine what it would be like if he was still around.Chud Fusk wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 1:38 amWell if I live anywhere close to that long, I want people to not be sad, and to celebrate my longevity when I die. I think Ms. White would agree.numberthirty wrote: Tue Jan 04, 2022 11:20 pmGot to politely disagree in this particular instance.Chud Fusk wrote: Mon Jan 03, 2022 11:31 pm Betty White was great, but I can't see any real reason to mourn unless she's your grandma. Ninety fucking nine! That's something to celebrate.
In a world where older folks regularly have to deal with serious chronic health conditions, someone who is getting up there but has been lucky enough to side step them?
Life straight up stole perfectly good time from them.
While it is not totally unacceptable? It is absolutely bunk.
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190Oh no! My condolences, John.barnicle wrote: Sat Jan 08, 2022 9:32 pm Back in the old forum, I posted about how I thought my tenant was dying. Well - she succumbed due to complications of anorexia on or around Jan 1. RIP Kimi Louise Ankrum. You were a fighter and lasted a lot longer than I thought you would.