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July 10th, 2012   #1
viper2007
 
 

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Just got news, albeit a bit late, that Earnest Borgnine, passed on. He was 95...

Here is the article fro Wikipedia....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earnest_Borgnine
 
July 10th, 2012   #2
BritinAfrica
 
 
They are dropping like flies, last week was Eric Sykes and now this bloke.


Adversus solem ne loquitor
 
July 10th, 2012   #3
viper2007
 
 
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Originally Posted by BritinAfrica
They are dropping like flies, last week was Eric Sykes and now this bloke.
Yeah, it is kinda of sad...

I used to enjoy watching him the "McHale's Navy"...

Here is a blooper for that show...

 
July 10th, 2012   #4
Sevens
 
 
Andy Griffith died last week as well. May they all rest in peace.


Not liking me will always be your problem. Never mine.
 
July 10th, 2012   #5
viper2007
 
 
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Originally Posted by Sevens
Andy Griffith died last week as well. May they all rest in peace.
What? That is really sad to hear... I sued to watch the Andy Griffith show when I was little...

Opa Brit is right, many sad news today...
 
July 10th, 2012   #6
BritinAfrica
 
 
They say everything comes in three's.
 
July 10th, 2012   #7
viper2007
 
 
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Originally Posted by BritinAfrica
They say everything comes in three's.
You guys believed that, too?

I used to think that this is only an Asian thing- people passing on in batches (if the word is correct!?)... especially when I was working in the hospitals here...
 
July 11th, 2012   #8
Yossarian
 
 
I know, even Carroll Shelby in May...

Many greats from around the globe are passing, but let us not dare say disappear!

For people like the gentlemen who put smiles in the hearts of all of us growing up will surely never be forgotten as the true greats they are.

Like Steve Mcqueen or Sinatra, they will be seen as legends in the eyes of millions and inspiration for many others in their respective professions that come afterwards.

As for me I am not sad, not even a little, for they lived long lives that I hope were filled with happiness, the same type given to young childeren like myself who didn't care that most of their work was in black and white.

May these icons all rest well.



"This conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience"- Dwight D. Eisenhower , Jan 17,1961.
 
July 11th, 2012   #9
BritinAfrica
 
 
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Originally Posted by viper2007
You guys believed that, too?

I used to think that this is only an Asian thing- people passing on in batches (if the word is correct!?)... especially when I was working in the hospitals here...
Yes we do Viper, how it came about I have no idea, but it doesn't only refer to people who pass on. I hadn't been married long and inside a week my missus ended up in hospital, I got nicked for parking and my car broke down. I was highly peeved that week.

Last edited by BritinAfrica; July 11th, 2012 at 06:43..
 
July 11th, 2012   #10
viper2007
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by BritinAfrica
Yes we do Viper, how it came about I have no idea, but it doesn't only refer to people who pass on. I hadn't been married long and inside a week my missus ended up in hospital, I got nicked for parking and my car broke down. I was highly peeved that week.

Hmmm, thata is indeed interesting... and quite right about the accident thingy... you, they do come in threes...
 



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