awesome grateful! you're the man..
everybody look and learn how its done! (I will do a better job too)
everybody look and learn how its done! (I will do a better job too)
Dropping Like Flies
LMK if theres anything else you need. I got "google searching" on my resume.
grateful wrote:atomic wrote:grateful wrote:
<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaths_in_2013">Sorry.</a>
That is pretty useless. If I wanted that I could just go to wikipedia instead of this site. Just post a sentence about who they are would be helpful.
Sorry.
Jang Sung-taek, 67, North Korean politician, Vice-Chairman of the National Defence Commission (2010?13), executed.[3]
Mac McGarry, 87, American television quiz show host (It's Academic), pneumonia.[6]
Jim Hall, 83, American jazz guitarist, composer and arranger.[15]
This is good. I notice by looking at these I know who Mac McGarry is and feel sad. The other 2 I don't need to look into any further.
Happy to make your web browsing that much more efficient. Now you are free for some other self-improvement exercise. Like walking under trees, or breathing in fresh air.
Zbigniew Karkowski
Sucks that the only live memory I have of him is that of a roughly 8-minute obviously half-assed set.
Sucks that the only live memory I have of him is that of a roughly 8-minute obviously half-assed set.
This is what happens when you don't read the replies that pop up when you try to post before posting anyway, kids.
unbelievable… he was only diagnosed with pancreatic cancer TEN weeks ago…
hutch wrote:
unbelievable… he was only diagnosed with pancreatic cancer TEN weeks ago…
My dad kept going to the doctor complaining about pains in his hands and they kept telling him he had arthritis. I told him arthritis doesn't cause nausea and told him to go to the hospital in the city the next day. They diagnosed him with leukemia and lung cancer and he was dead in 3 weeks.
Pancreatic cancer is a bitch. I want to say my dad lasted nine months with it but he probably would have been better off dying after 10 weeks.
hutch wrote:
unbelievable… he was only diagnosed with pancreatic cancer TEN weeks ago…
James wrote:
Pancreatic cancer is a bitch. I want to say my dad lasted nine months with it but he probably would have been better off dying after 10 weeks.hutch wrote:
unbelievable… he was only diagnosed with pancreatic cancer TEN weeks ago…
yes I know.. but I still can't believe it!..
I have a friend who was diagnosed with bile duct cancer in August..
I'm just hoping for the best…he does seem to be doing well
sweetcell wrote:
… [and] Mac McGarry aren't exactly household names.
Mac was definitely a household name if you grew up here.
Atomic, James Ford
so sorry about your dads…that's brutal
so sorry about your dads…that's brutal
hutch wrote:
Atomic, James Ford
so sorry about your dads…that's brutal
Agreed…
Peter O'Toole
Sidehatch wrote:hutch wrote:
Atomic, James Ford
so sorry about your dads…that's brutal
Agreed…
Make that three. That really, really sucks.
james . . . sorry. atomic . . . i never believe anything you say.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ray-price-dead-at-87-country-star-loses-cancer-battle-20131216
one of my fathers favorites. i was forced to listen to him growing up . . . and he kinda grew on me.
one of my fathers favorites. i was forced to listen to him growing up . . . and he kinda grew on me.
Ronnie Biggs
Ronnie Biggs, a carpenter and petty crook who became an international celebrity for his role in one of Britain?s most famous crimes, the Great Train Robbery of 1963, and for the decades he spent afterward eluding a worldwide manhunt by Scotland Yard, died on Wednesday in London, according to his publicists. He was 84.
Ronnie Biggs, a carpenter and petty crook who became an international celebrity for his role in one of Britain?s most famous crimes, the Great Train Robbery of 1963, and for the decades he spent afterward eluding a worldwide manhunt by Scotland Yard, died on Wednesday in London, according to his publicists. He was 84.