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its sad that he was best known for Happy Gilmore. Second City Television was an awesome TV show. so many people got their start there and went on to stardom.
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its sad that he was best known for Happy Gilmore. Second City Television was an awesome TV show. so many people got their start there and went on to stardom.
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Nobody gets out of this life alive. When the vets of the Civil War disappeared between the world wars their era became lionized and became a large part of our shared culture in the form of TV and movies that continues to be popular today. WWI has already started the same arc, and over the next 10-20 years WW2 will be everywhere as well. Odds are we will be repeating it too, so that will amplify that effect.
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Cartoonist Ed Piskor dies at 41; blamed 'online bullies' for his death
Comic book artist Ed Piskor, 41, died on Monday after sharing a 2,497-word farewell on Facebook claiming he was driven to his death by 'Internet bullies' and cancel culture.
A cult cartoonist who worked for Marvel Comics has died after penning a heartbreaking letter on social media saying he was 'murdered' by online trolls.
Award-winning comic book artist Ed Piskor, who gained a massive following for his graphic novels and work on Marvel's X-Men: Grand Design, died on Monday at the age of 41, his family confirmed.
A cause of death was not given, however, hours earlier the Pennsylvania native took to Facebook to share what appears to be a suicide note, condemning internet bullies and cancel culture in a 2,497-word farewell.
The tragic post came days after allegations that Piskor had sent sexual messages to a 17-year-old girl swept the internet, and saw him lose a $75,000 webcomic deal, while his upcoming art exhibition at Pittsburgh Cultural Trust was postponed.
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thats not good news for "the tribe". people are already questioning whether the Holocaust ever actually happened. in a decade when all the survivors are dead, its gonna just be second hand accounts.
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Adrian Schiller dead at 60: The Last Kingdom actor dies 'suddenly'
British actor Adrian Schiller has died 'suddenly and unexpectedly,' aged 60.
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Deeply saddening.
I remember growing up and my gramps telling us stories and showing us his ww2 scrolls, weapons, fans, matches, coins, and other neat things he had while fighting in Japan . And then after the war was over he was sent back twice this time as part of the cleanup and rebuilding of Japan. cleaning bunkers.
Anyway, Louis Gossett Jr., Toby Keith, and Carl weathers this year were very disheartening for me.
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I used to ask my grandfather about it when I was younger, but he only would talk about funny stories (like the time some natives scammed them out of their salt rations) or stories about close calls mostly. Like he mentioned the camo netting the Japanese used had a really distinct smell, so when he was on scouting/recon, he and the other guys had to pretend they weren’t aware it was there until they were clear of the area.
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My dad met my mom in Italy at the end of the war. As much as I wanted to know about WWII, they never said a word to me about it. All I know is that he signed up days after Pearl Harbor and retired from the military 20 years later. My grandmother who came from Italy to live with us in the early 60s, also never spoke about it. As kids, we were not allowed to watch TV shows about the war and Hogan's Heros was especially offensive to my mom who only said, prisoner of war camps were not funny.
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he passed away couple years ago, but next neighbor enlisted (navy) in early 42 while he was still in high school. he left for training before the school year was finished. once he joked he didn't get his high school diploma and his wife said that was because you were in the pacific during graduation. i used to fix his internet and in his office were pictures of his ship and crew. he was a torpedo man. when a ship went out they would load it with torpedoes and when it came back unload them. don't think he ever saw combat. he would talk about just simple stuff. did say sailors would play with the torpedoes and sometimes they would be armed with they returned.
can't remember the name of his ship and never could find a list of torpedo supply boats, but he had a story about the ship being used for some top secret testing. a team came in, took over the lower decks were the torpedoes were setup and armed guards were stationed at all the access points. who had orders to shoot anyone that tried to pass, even the captain.
it was sad he passed during covid and didn't get a proper funeral.
can't remember the name of his ship and never could find a list of torpedo supply boats, but he had a story about the ship being used for some top secret testing. a team came in, took over the lower decks were the torpedoes were setup and armed guards were stationed at all the access points. who had orders to shoot anyone that tried to pass, even the captain.
it was sad he passed during covid and didn't get a proper funeral.
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Both of my grandfathers were in the Korean War. I remember my mother’s father telling a few stories but they weren’t about combat. Those were when I was pretty young, and I never asked him about the war when I got older. He was a pretty upbeat guy til the end though, whatever he saw didn’t break him.
My wife’s family is Korean, her grandmother escaped now NK before it was completely closed off. She wouldn’t ever talk about it or the years following. My mother in law was 3 or 4 when they fled. She remembers playing in the forest in SK a few years later with her friends and coming across people who had hung themselves. Should probably get video of them recounting whatever they remember.
My wife’s family is Korean, her grandmother escaped now NK before it was completely closed off. She wouldn’t ever talk about it or the years following. My mother in law was 3 or 4 when they fled. She remembers playing in the forest in SK a few years later with her friends and coming across people who had hung themselves. Should probably get video of them recounting whatever they remember.
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Cole Brings Plenty: Yellowstone 1923 actor found dead in Kansas
The US star of popular TV series 1923 was named a suspect in a domestic violence inquiry last week.
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FireHouse Frontman C. J. Snare Dead At 64
FireHouse frontman C.J. Snare has died at age 64, as his bandmates announced on social media. “It is with great sorrow we are letting the world know we have lost our brother: CJ Snare, the rock and roll warrior, lead vocalist, and a founding member of Firehouse,” the band wrote. Earlier this...
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FireHouse Frontman C. J. Snare Dead At 64
FireHouse frontman C.J. Snare has died at age 64, as his bandmates announced on social media. “It is with great sorrow we are letting the world know we have lost our brother: CJ Snare, the rock and roll warrior, lead vocalist, and a founding member of Firehouse,” the band wrote. Earlier this...
Damn, was just listening to them earlier while driving. RIP
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