Jun 11, 2015, 12:32 PM
Oh, no. Fuuuck.
Dead Celebrity Thread
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Oh, no. Fuuuck.
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The guy lived a kickass life, had a hell of a career, and possessed the voice of a higher-level being.
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My Way Heavy Metal cover as preformed by Sir Christopher Lee.
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Dusty Rhodes. The American Dream is no more.
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"He threw a bic pen into a tree in front of me."
I don't feel sad about Christopher Lee's passing. What a life that man had. He got to play Dracula, Saruman, and he could kill you with a goddamn bic pen at range.
Dusty... from what I've heard, Dusty could be a difficult guy, but he calmed down when he got older, it seems, and he made peace with his family -- and a pro wrestler making it to almost 70 especially when they did the shit Dusty Rhodes did - fucking barbed-wire matches - is an achievement.
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Blech.
Christopher Lee was an awesome actor.
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Another deadpool point I missed. Dammit.
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50 is ancient for a gorilla.
“Real magic can never be made by offering someone else's liver. You must tear out your own, and not expect to get it back.”
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@ZombieGenesis Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Not Saruman!
@The-Tree-of-Woe For some reason, I could not STAND the elephant show song as a child.
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@The-Tree-of-Woe said:
50 is ancient for a gorilla.
I know. But he was still a huge part of my childhood growing up (every time I visited my father, I wanted to go see Ivan), and part of my awareness-learning of the world -- I loved going and visiting him, but eventually I did realize (as did many others) that where he was was a bad, bad place for him. Too small, kinda yuck. I was so, so, so glad when he went off to a good zoo. He had a good run of it.
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James Horner.
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Dick van Patten
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Not quite a celebrity, although he did more good than most of them put together.
Sir Nicholas Winton. -
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Nintendo's President
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@Jaded Before I even thought, "too bad", I thought, "I wonder if that means region-locking might disappear". Priorities.
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http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/11/entertainment/roger-rees-actor-dies/
I'll always remember him as the Sheriff of Rottingham.