I saw the chance to make the 1,000 reply and took it.

 

yeah, I'm bored.

Character actor, Ed Lauter, 75.

 

You'd know his face if you saw him.

 

Kind of a poor man's Craig T. Nelson.

 

(Not that Craig T. Nelson is a rich man)

Former Speaker of the House, Tom Foley, 84.

Former University of Washington football coach, Don James, 80.

 

 

Musician, Lou Reed, 71

R.I.P. Lou

Musician, Lou Reed, 71

I got into Lou Reed way late. In fact it was my son that turned me on to Velvet Underground. Which basically says I had no taste in music in the 1970s and a pretty cool kid who knows great rock. RIP

Heroin is one of my favorite songs and one of the most memorable songs of all time. I had never heard about the Velvet Underground until college and then I bought a greatest hits album. I'm gonna have to run through that in the next couple days.

Just listened to Transformer all the way through for the first time in a few years. What an awesome album. R.I.P. Lou, we miss you out on the Dirty Boulevard.

Charlie Trotter, chef, 54

 

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/b...0,3424072.story

Take Andy Kaufman off the board: http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/14/showbiz/andy....html?hpt=hp_c3

 

 

Former NFL All-Pro tight end Todd Christensen of the Raiders. Wasn't even 60 yet (57). The irony is that he died from complications of a liver transplant (had been on the waiting list for 10 months), brought on not by alcoholism but just bad luck/genetics (he was a devout Mormon and never drank alcohol.)

 

Lots of memories of the 3:00 p.m. Sunday NFL games from the West Coast with Merlin Olsen and Dick Enberg.

 

 

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2...aiders/3516843/

 

Edited November 14, 201312 yr by caulfield12

Former NFL All-Pro tight end Todd Christensen of the Raiders. Wasn't even 60 yet.

 

Lots of memories of the 3:00 p.m. Sunday NFL games from the West Coast with Merlin Olsen and Dick Enberg.

 

Co-host of American Gladiators

Former NFL All-Pro tight end Todd Christensen of the Raiders. Wasn't even 60 yet (57). The irony is that he died from complications of a liver transplant (had been on the waiting list for 10 months), brought on not by alcoholism but just bad luck/genetics (he was a devout Mormon and never drank alcohol.)

 

Lots of memories of the 3:00 p.m. Sunday NFL games from the West Coast with Merlin Olsen and Dick Enberg.

 

 

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2...aiders/3516843/

 

He was an announcer for ND games in 1993. Got to meet him on the field before games a couple times.

Paul Walker...says TMZ

Paul Walker...says TMZ

 

Holy s***! Well, watching fast and the furious will never be the same now. Seriously, though, this is awful.

 

I'm reading now that this is a hoax?

Edited December 1, 201312 yr by Jordan4life

I'm reading now that this is a hoax?

 

they confirmed it on his verified twitter

 

https://twitter.com/RealPaulWalker

Edited December 1, 201312 yr by buhbuhburrrrlz

they confirmed it on his verified twitter

 

https://twitter.com/RealPaulWalker

 

Damn. I was hoping it was one. This sucks ass. I've liked Walker since he starred in the Skulls back in the day.

Definitely a surprise to hear about Walker. Only 40, wow.

Kind of ironic that he died in a car crash. RIP.

I'm like... legit sad about this one. F&F was iconic in my childhood growing up...

He was a passenger too. Heard it was for a charity event as well..

 

Just crazy to hear.

 

R.I.P.

Ya that sucks, I liked the F&F movies as well, well at least some of them.

 

And asshole question of the day...so what does this do to F&F 7 that was supposed to come out next year?

Ya that sucks, I liked the F&F movies as well, well at least some of them.

 

And asshole question of the day...so what does this do to F&F 7 that was supposed to come out next year?

 

It changes everything. They either can it, or write it into the story. I'm guessing the latter