Patrick Swayze died, aged 57.
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Patrick Swayze died, aged 57.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8256033.stm
He had got off to a winning start as a professional as well. RIP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauro 76
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Celebrity chef Keith Floyd (65) died from a heart attack yesterday.
Ack, I actually liked him :(Quote:
Originally Posted by drummerboy
wow 3 people I actually really liked are gone today, WTF
Am so upset and shocked. As we established elsewhere, I am weird, but maybe thats coz weird things happen to me. I dreamt about Darren Sutherland for the first time in my life on Sunday night Monday morning and now he is dead. Fingers crossed he is the only one from that dream to die as Keith Fahy, Cillian Murphy, Charlene McKenna and one of our football coaches who I consider a good friend were also in the dream.
Am so upset bout Patrick Swayze too as like most girls, Dirty Dancing is one of my favourite movies of all time and the immortal lines "nobody puts baby in a corner" stands out as one of my favourite moments in time.
Now Keith Floyd? Was gonna watch a programme last night called when Keith met Keith about Keith Allen tracking down Keith Floyd but was too tired and as there were already 2 things recording on Sky, I decided against it. Dammit.
RIP to 3 men I really admired. XXX
Very strange happenings, we lost some great people this year. :(
When the tabs announced 18 months ago that Swayze had 6 weeks to live I'm afraid my reaction was as unkind and impatient as Homers when shown the US Navy deep fat cooker that could flash-fry a cow in 30 seconds.Quote:
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But it's sad to to see someone die at 57 and all the more bewildering when they appear to be the sort of person who looked after themselves.
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Not quite right.....he was 60+ a day chain smoker
I remember seeing her 107th birthday celebrations. She was a big fan of WWE, and The Rock in particular, so he recorded a birthday message for her.Quote:
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BBC reporter Brian Barron
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:eek: I did not know that. Even so -it appears the primary cancer was in his pancreas ...I'd have thought any pancreas related disease more likely to happen with someone who was for example morbidly obese.Quote:
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..Mary Travers of the Pop Group Peter, Paul and Mary
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Actor, Iain Cuthbertson, particularly well known for his role in Budgie (for those of a certain age):
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Striker, The Sun's comic strip...
I remember Warbury Warriors playing Shels in a friendly and a European tie...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Striker_(comic)
The Sugababes. They are dead to me know that Keisha has gone. The best girl band of all time and only one I ever bought an album of (the best of - gets played on girly roadtrips to football matches).
I blame that skank Amelle.
Rowan and Martin Laugh In actor, Henry Gibson:
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He had a great cameo in the Blues Brothers:)
Aren't they a band like Tiggers council sweeping brush.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
Tipptops, likening the forum to Nazi Germany was never going to lead to a long forum life, he joins the glorious ranks of the exterminated.