Who died? (Celebrity Deaths)
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Bald Brah
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Hot chicks can't handle turning old and invisible.
Pam Anderson found the secret. Her ugly old ass is invisible to men but all the chicks who hated her young just love her now that she's embracing her age running around with nasty grey hair and no makeup on her wrinkled spotted skin. Now that she's a nosferatu they all adore her.
Chukzombi
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Of course. Also there are the semi cute girls who have really fat and/or ugly best friends they can feel superior to. The fat girls encourage the pretty girl to become a fatty out of revenge too. It sucks if you're a wing man to your best friend who just hooked up with the "pretty one" and you're stuck talking to Gorlock the destroyer. One time i got the pretty one and my bro got stuck with Gorlock. Lol, he complained to no end. He didn't like having to take one for the team.
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Cybsled
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Based on the medical examiner investigation, they think Hackman's wife died first from hantavirus (that's scary unto itself) and then he died some time later. If he had advanced alzheimers like this said, I could see him being incapable of caring for himself and not taking his medications.
www.bbc.com
Actor Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa died of natural causes
Authorities say Betsy Arakawa likely died days before Hackman, and it's possible he was not aware because of advanced Alzheimer's.
www.bbc.com
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Sledge
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I looked it up out of curiosity:
"In North America, the absolute risk of hantavirus infection to the general public is low; only 20--50 cases of HPS have been confirmed annually in the United States since the disease was described in 1993"
That's some pretty bad luck just to get the virus, let alone die from it.
"In North America, the absolute risk of hantavirus infection to the general public is low; only 20--50 cases of HPS have been confirmed annually in the United States since the disease was described in 1993"
That's some pretty bad luck just to get the virus, let alone die from it.
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His Hawaiian wife of Japanese descent? On her Indian reservation? Have you been drinking already?
Chukzombi
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Apparently, now I can't find the article I read that in. Might as well blame alcohol.
Cybsled
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His wife was like 25 years younger than him - presumably they (or she) didn't think they needed assistance. Hantavirus is a pretty rare thing to catch - from what I read it has flu-like symptoms at the start. Considering everyone seems to be getting that stupid flu/norovirus or whatever the F it is going around this winter, maybe she thought it was just that and that is why she didn't immediately seek medical attention.
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No the pathologist on fox news did, notice the first words "not confirmed..."
Try harder next time
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Goatface
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he passed away march 4, but most news sites just picked up on it.
the white one is from a 70's woody allen movie called sleeper. the yellow/green appeared in trek, batman, bewitched and mission impossible
blue car is the sux 6000 from robocop. don't think the Pacifica (blue truck) was used in a movie/tv but was one of his more famous customs.
he did an episode on my classic car, he flips through book showing all the stuff he worked on.
the white one is from a 70's woody allen movie called sleeper. the yellow/green appeared in trek, batman, bewitched and mission impossible
blue car is the sux 6000 from robocop. don't think the Pacifica (blue truck) was used in a movie/tv but was one of his more famous customs.
he did an episode on my classic car, he flips through book showing all the stuff he worked on.
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