@TiredEwok Oh no 
I saw him speak once, he was awesome.
Everything and everyone who was good in this world is leaving us. I am devastated about the loss of our favorite Wookiee.
@SabotKick72
Time for some booze.
@Insomnia I think you'll find that Sir Roger died two years ago.
@Rowan Yep. I my defense I am constantly having to be reminded it's May of 2019. Like... the 70's were 30 years ago, right? Even if I saw the date it wouldn't have registered.
@Insomnia said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rowan Yep. I my defense I am constantly having to be reminded it's May of 2019. Like... the 70's were 30 years ago, right? Even if I saw the date it wouldn't have registered.
Just to help even more, 1980 was 40 years ago. The 70s is like 4+ decades ago.
I'm just a surge protector doing my job, sir.
@Lotherio said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
Just to help even more, 1980 was 40 years ago.
Go away. You're not helping.
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
the fall of Rome
Which one?
I was thinking the deposing of Romulus Augustulus.
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
the fall of Rome
Which one?
I was thinking the deposing of Romulus Augustulus.
That was the fall of Ravenna, then.
He/Him
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
the fall of Rome
Which one?
I was thinking the deposing of Romulus Augustulus.
That was the fall of Ravenna, then.
Rome is metonymy for the Empire, you semantical flibertigibbet.
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
the fall of Rome
Which one?
I was thinking the deposing of Romulus Augustulus.
That was the fall of Ravenna, then.
Rome is metonymy for the Empire, you semantical flibertigibbet.
Then it didn't fall until May of 1453.
He/Him
@Tinuviel
The Empire had been divided into two wholly separate states by the time of the Western empire's collapse, and while the Eastern empire called itself Roman, "Rome" in the English language has been reserved for the city-state and attendant western political entities.
So pbbbth.
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
"Rome" in the English language has been reserved for the city-state and attendant western political entities.
Then that didn't end until 1806 with the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire...
He/Him
Seems like a conversation that doesn't quite belong in this thread anymore. Also...
Doris Day, aged 97. This makes me unbelievably sad. Such a legendary talent.
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
"Rome" in the English language has been reserved for the city-state and attendant western political entities.
Then that didn't end until 1806 with the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire...
I said "the city-state and attendant western political entities," not "horrific political conglomerates with the word 'Rome' in their name."
RIP Tim Conway, the elephant story is still fucking hilarious...
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Tinuviel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
@Rinel said in Dead Celebrities 2019:
the fall of Rome
Which one?
I was thinking the deposing of Romulus Augustulus.
That was the fall of Ravenna, then.
Rome is metonymy for the Empire, you semantical flibertigibbet.
