Lanx
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actually he was found dead on the 14th, maybe she really was coming home expecting some yummie sunday gravy
Who died? (Celebrity Deaths)
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moonarchia
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moonarchia
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Maybe. Maybe not. That's the thing about addicts. Whether they were fucked in the head or not going in, they are now.
Lanx
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well it's obvious he's mad at moms for letting rob pimp him out for movie deals all those years, mom was supposed to protect him, not bleach his asshole
TheNozz
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Reminds me of Nicole Brown murder: the “murderer” *wink**wink* cut her throat so bad it nearly severed her head. IE, it was a very personal murder, not a clean job done by a professional.
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Mahes
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Bald Brah
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How come they never talk about that shitty karate show he did when he put on 100lbs?
moonarchia
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Because Buck Rogers in the 350th Pudding Cup just wasn't as popular for some reason?
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Seananigans
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Bald Brah
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He was a big name driver and after he stopped driving he was a co-host of the NASCAR now cable show that covered races and had a lot of interviews with people in the industry other than drivers. He was brought into racing and heavily backed by Jack Rousch the big Ford team owner, as in Rousch Mustangs and various other Ford things.
But yeah private plane or helicopter is not where you want to be in NASCAR kind of like the old saying about musicians. Davey Allison, Alan Kulwicki, one of the Hendricks who was partial owners of Hendrick motorsports who Earnheart drove for.
Other than the show he was on for years I don't know much about him. I quit watching about the time he took off with the car of tomorrow and stage racing. But being the guy for Jack Rousch says a lot.
But yeah private plane or helicopter is not where you want to be in NASCAR kind of like the old saying about musicians. Davey Allison, Alan Kulwicki, one of the Hendricks who was partial owners of Hendrick motorsports who Earnheart drove for.
Other than the show he was on for years I don't know much about him. I quit watching about the time he took off with the car of tomorrow and stage racing. But being the guy for Jack Rousch says a lot.
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Private owned planes are death traps!!
To explain: Some years back, I was trying to get into shooting and editing HDR 1080p footage just as the first affordable computers were able to do it.
I rented a Sony pro-sumer camera and was able to get a media type pass for a local airshow / festival. All small private owned planes, classics, warbirds etc
So I filmed a bunch and took loads of photos. Which meant over the next couple of months I got quite familiar with the different planes that had been there.
Fuck me, over the next few years there were 10 or 12 of those planes crash, with only a few that weren't fatal. One was a classic plane that had 6 people on it all killed.
en.wikipedia.org
Another was a guy who flew acrobatic, he'd been banned from flying due to mental issues. He kept flying though and was taking a lady for a paid joyflight when he decided to off himself by nose-diving into the ocean. With her in the back seat.
One of the organizers of the event that I had been Emailing with . . . also was killed in a light plane crash.
It was really stunning what the percentage rate of fatal crashes could be.
To explain: Some years back, I was trying to get into shooting and editing HDR 1080p footage just as the first affordable computers were able to do it.
I rented a Sony pro-sumer camera and was able to get a media type pass for a local airshow / festival. All small private owned planes, classics, warbirds etc
So I filmed a bunch and took loads of photos. Which meant over the next couple of months I got quite familiar with the different planes that had been there.
Fuck me, over the next few years there were 10 or 12 of those planes crash, with only a few that weren't fatal. One was a classic plane that had 6 people on it all killed.
2012 Queensland DH.84 Dragon crash - Wikipedia
Another was a guy who flew acrobatic, he'd been banned from flying due to mental issues. He kept flying though and was taking a lady for a paid joyflight when he decided to off himself by nose-diving into the ocean. With her in the back seat.
One of the organizers of the event that I had been Emailing with . . . also was killed in a light plane crash.
It was really stunning what the percentage rate of fatal crashes could be.
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Bald Brah
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Private owned planes are death traps!!
To explain: Some years back, I was trying to get into shooting and editing HDR 1080p footage just as the first affordable computers were able to do it.
I rented a Sony pro-sumer camera and was able to get a media type pass for a local airshow / festival. All small private owned planes, classics, warbirds etc
So I filmed a bunch and took loads of photos. Which meant over the next couple of months I got quite familiar with the different planes that had been there.
Fuck me, over the next few years there were 10 or 12 of those planes crash, with only a few that weren't fatal. One was a classic plane that had 6 people on it all killed.
2012 Queensland DH.84 Dragon crash - Wikipedia
Another was a guy who flew acrobatic, he'd been banned from flying due to mental issues. He kept flying though and was taking a lady for a paid joyflight when he decided to off himself by nose-diving into the ocean. With her in the back seat.
One of the organizers of the event that I had been Emailing with . . . also was killed in a light plane crash.
It was really stunning what the percentage rate of fatal crashes could be.
Yes they love touting how safe aviation is but always exclude general aviation.