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2017 3rd annual RCF celebrity death poolwho
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macbdog
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Wow. First Norm McDonald and now Bob Saget? It's like the Day the Laughter Died. So much hilarity is now no longer with us. Now at least Norm has someone to roast at the comedy specials in Valhalla.
All that, or karma is coming for all those who have worked with David Chappelle.
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RIP Meatloaf. My wife told me and I thought he died a few years ago.
When I was in middle school, we had a hand-me-down Trivial Pursuit from the early 1980s. So for every rainy recess or snowy lunch, we would play that crappy Trivial Pursuit. I swear, if you had no idea who they were talking about for a "Arts & Entertainment" question... just guess "Meatloaf". That guy was Elvis in the Trivial Pursuit offices.
RIP. Know him as well as I know pre-algebra.
When I was in middle school, we had a hand-me-down Trivial Pursuit from the early 1980s. So for every rainy recess or snowy lunch, we would play that crappy Trivial Pursuit. I swear, if you had no idea who they were talking about for a "Arts & Entertainment" question... just guess "Meatloaf". That guy was Elvis in the Trivial Pursuit offices.
RIP. Know him as well as I know pre-algebra.
Lee
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We wont hear much about it because it is sad and he did have a ton of other health issues, but he was a semi vocal anti vaxxer who died of Covid.
PITCavsFan
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RIP.
Either heaven couldn't wait or he ran right into hell and never came back.....
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For those who don't remember it, Meat Loaf's National Anthem at the 1994 MLB All-Star game was incredible.
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I saw him at Blossom in Sept 1978. They presented him with his platinum album during the show “in front of his biggest fans”. He did an extended version of “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” where she called him “Fat Boy”. Great concert.
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If we are putting names out on who is knocking on the door....I gotta regretfully nominate Clint Eastwood. Saw Gran Torino was on one of the TNT/TBS/FX type channels the other day and he was looking old. Movie was cut in 2008. He is now 91 years old. Celebrate that dude.
bigfoot5415
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The Mule felt like Weekend at Bernies. They just threw him out there, moved his mouth & some noises sort of came out.
Does anyone else vividly remember Meatloaf dying a few years back?
I'll always remember him for Bob & his bitch tits
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Something I learned after the age of 45 that I shoulda known 20 years ago: That was Meatloaf in Fight Club. I'll always remember him for his brilliant video for "I would do anything for love" or whatever Meat calls it.
WellYouNeednt
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“In death, a member of Project Mayhem has a name. His name — is Robert Paulson.”
Hurl Bruce
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He brought us a lot of great movies.
macbdog
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The number of lives that the McMahon family ruined by pushing steroids and drugs is pretty scary.