Sir Creep

I will allow Achelous to decide that as well.

Former state legislator and president of the Whitney Benefits board Tom Kinnison died Sunday at Sheridan Memorial Hospital after a battle with cancer. He was 70 years old. Kinnison, a longtime Sheridan businessman, served on the Whitney Benefits board since 2000. Kinnison served briefly on the Sheridan City Council before earning a seat in the Wyoming House of Representatives, where he served from 1979-1982. He was then elected to a seat in the Senate, where he served from 1983-1986 and 1989-2002. SC

Pat Boone's daughter is Debby Boone, who sang 'You Light Up My Life'. FACT

Haha now now this is a perfectly acceptable thread. This is one of those maybe belongs in both. Suicide thread in a pinch SC

Check 'Fringes of Fame" YoungWillz posted 19 hours ago. That's where family members of the famous go btw.

Robby Muller, the Dutch director of photography of such striking ’80s and ’90s films as “Dancer in the Dark,” “Down by Law,” “Repo Man” and “Paris, Texas,” died July 4 in Amsterdam. He was 78 and according to Dutch publication Het Parool had been suffering from vascular dementia for several years. SC

Um *embarrassed* I won't say how I'm just now catching on...

Great underrated album, if you want to revisit (or visit, as it were) 1986...

Uruguay 2 France 1 Brazil 2 Belgium 2

Her 1993 nuptials inspired the hit movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," and the marriage lasted for nearly 25 years. But on Friday, Nia Vardalos, 55, filed for divorce from husband Ian Gomez, 53, citing irreconcilable differences. SC

Another guldern Boris....two in a week! When will we be Borisless?

Hey be careful, getting a little close to home to a handful of folks in here. Or was that walk and chew gum...?

Oh my bad I thought it was the people we posted.

A groundbreaking scholar on slavery and Reconstruction has died. Willie Lee Rose was 91. Rose died in her sleep June 20 at a Baltimore retirement community. Rose was known for the 1964 publication, "Rehearsal for Reconstruction," a prize-winning study of a black community off the Atlantic coast and its struggles to build a post-slavery society. The book won the Francis Parkman Prize for history among other honors and was cited as among the works that helped lead to a more balanced and positive view of Reconstruction and freed slaves. In 1970, a committee led by Rose released an influential study condemning gender inequality in the historical profession. She taught at Johns Hopkins from 1973-1992. SC

Leon Tabbs, 86, formerly of Germantown, a renowned cut man in boxing and mixed martial arts, died Friday, June 15, of congestive heart failure at an assisted living community in Atlanta. Initially, Mr. Tabbs hoped to become a professional boxer. He started training at age 13, entering the amateur ring in New Jersey and winning the 1948 Silver Gloves title as a featherweight. Before his career in boxing, Gradually though, his focus shifted to training and managing boxers, including light heavyweight Jerry “the Bull” Martin. But he had his biggest success as a cut man – one who handles swelling of the face, nosebleeds, and lacerations in the fighter’s corner during the breaks between rounds. Philadelphia’s Bernard “the Executioner” Hopkins, a middleweight and light heavyweight boxing champion, engaged his services frequently. SC

Couple more closing in. Nawaz for instance, and Jose. Like to think they won't see U.S. Labor Day.

He's another Joe Jackson (daughter has him locked in basement, no one can visit). So really going to be tough getting meaningful updates imho. I went with him in a couple recent DPs due to the death warmed over look. I think the next time we hear about him will be ala Joe Jackson 'days to live'. SC

I'd have never heard of the damned indie Shins if it weren't for them being on an episode of Yo Gabba Gabba. (Note 1: The deceased wasn't a member of the Shits Shins when this was aired) (Note 2: As shitty as they are, this should be my deadpooling theme song "Sometimes you win sometimes you lose but it's ok try again")

An octopus, who correctly predicted all of Japan's World Cup results, has been killed and turned into sashimi. The mollusc, named Rabio, was hailed as psychic after an experiment in a paddling pool. But Kimio Abe, the fisherman who caught Rabio, felt he'd make more money selling it for food than from its clairvoyance. SC

He's #4 on my 5-4-3-2-1 hit list, he looked like this was his month after a year of whining about C.

Nah, other than the title saying it, it never mentioned any charities she was involved in, just 'volunteer' work, and even then never mentioned where she volunteered. So I dont' think it fit there. It crossed my mind of course. Edit: Sorry, meant to attach Cat's post. Maybe Cat you should read the obit before posting.

Whoa nigga you callin me out, you better come correct. When and how did I 'cheat'?

Sweden 1 Switzerland 1 Columbia 1 England 2

Happy Birthday 68 Kulsoom Nawaz

My chances may come down to my unique Z choice. And I’m very comfortable with that. Best of luck to all. SC