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RIP Bill Walton. What a long strange trip you had.

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RIP Willie Mays

True legend

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Mays was a real one. Top 3 player all time

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[QUOTE=MTK;1362787]RIP Willie Mays

True legend[/QUOTE]


Saw him as a Met in his final year make an over the shoulder catch streaking toward the wall. One of those moments seared in memory.


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The most historic catch in the history of baseball:

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And an obvious legend beyond this. RIP.

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Jacoby Jones age 40


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RIP Shannon Doherty

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[quote=MTK;1363031]RIP Shannon Doherty[/quote]

i had to get my hands on that playboy when she was in it the one month, RIP

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[quote=MTK;1363031]RIP Shannon Doherty[/quote]RIP to her. Condolences to friends and family. She was a great actress, and I remember her well from 90210.

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RIP Bob Newhart, comedy legend

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[quote=MTK;1363090]RIP Bob Newhart, comedy legend[/quote]

To this day one of the greatest endings in TV sitcom History!

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgdUWXf8jJk[/url]


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double post

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A couple of weeks ago but RIP Dr Ruth Westheimer and Richard Simmons fitness guru.

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Rip: That fish I caught and ate last night!!!

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J.D. Souther R.I.P


[url]https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2024/09/18/jd-souther-dead-eagles-ronstadt/[/url]

September 18, 2024 at 6:22 p.m. EDT
JD Souther, a songwriter who helped propel the country-rock movement of the 1970s with hits that he penned for the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor, and who found a burst of solo success with his song “You’re Only Lonely,” has died at 78.

He died at his home in New Mexico, according to an announcement posted on his website and dated Sept. 17. Other details were not immediately available. He was set to begin a tour with singer-songwriter Karla Bonoff on Sept. 24.

Mr. Souther grew up in Amarillo, Tex., immersed in music. His father, a former big band singer, ran a music store. The younger Souther forged his own career in Los Angeles starting in the late 1960s, becoming what the Songwriters Hall of Fame described as a “principal architect of the Southern California sound” that emerged the following decade