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  1. Posted

    22 hours ago, DevonDeathTrip said:

    Well done @max_bossetti.  I think that's a fair result and, even if my deceased puppeteer had scored me points, I hadn't done anything about getting a new team together, so would have been disqualified anyway.

     

    Will be back next year for more. :)

     


    Quite the upset by upstart max.  Done in by a University President!

    I’d be lying to say I wasn’t rooting for DDT to go all the way.  Carry the torch proudly @max_bossetti.

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  2. Posted

    On 30/05/2024 at 04:13, CocoFootballCoco said:

    I'm against the death penalty. One of the main reasons is the risk of misjudgment. It's terrifying to think that an innocent person could be executed due to errors or biases in the legal system. 

     

    Then you’ve zero knowledge of how the legal system works.  Why not walk us through the process of how your innocent strawman ended up being executed.

    You can be against the DP on other grounds (meaning purely moral ones, what other is there?) but not that confounded nonsense of reasoning.

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  3. Posted

    On 31/05/2024 at 03:52, YoungWillz said:

    Geoff Follin, British composer of music for games on the Commodore 64, NES, SNES among others, reportedly dead from pancreatic cancer aged 57/58: 

    Often worked with his brother Tim Follin. Works include Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade, Gauntlet III, Super Off Road, Spiderman And The X-Men In Arcade's Revenge, Thomas The Tank Engine And Friends and Batman Forever.

     

     


     

    Exceot that the X obit from his brother never mentions anything about being a composer.  How would you have ever known that unless you too are a total nerd? 

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    Why wasn’t this thread closed by @Paul Bearer on the second post?  That’s his job.  Useless as tits on a boar hog.

     

    Whether anyone knows him or not, there’s a thread for actors.  That’s where the discussion ends.  Thanks to PB and his two clown cronies, this site has gone to hell. If any of the three managed a business as they do this site they’d have been sacked ages ago.

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  5. Posted

    7 hours ago, tracy said:

     

    Yeah, it is.

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    He was married (to this lady) under Erwin Barer in the late 1950s. Presumably, he changed his name when he married the wife listed on his IMDb, because his sons (born 1991 and 1994) are in the CA birth index under Barton.


     

    That’s a lot of chatter over a simple solution: what’s the census say his occupation is? 

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  9. Posted

    On 25/05/2024 at 11:54, Handrejka said:

    My dad had a coin collection, not large but not minuscule either . I was always more interested in postcards so I don't remember what was in but I am wondering what happened to it. 

    Do you still collect postcards?  What kind?

    (as a former librarian and former-but-back-again Michigander) I gathered a bunch of old postcards of Michigan libraries.  Yes I resorted to eBay for some of it, for usually a fiver.  I think I have about 20 postcards or so.  Any theme will do it’s kinda fun the more obtuse the theme. 

  10. Posted

    So I have my father’s coin collection and I was really into it til I was about 20.  That’s four decades ago, and I haven’t the time to redbook each coin’s worth.  I know the ones of value in general.  His collection was unique (I think) in that he had each BU coin from the first year it was minted.  Plenty of others too but that was the theme. I know the one he never got was the 1892 Barber Half Dollar (odd, as it isn’t out of reach price wise; was $300 or so 1970, now it’ll set you back $1500 for a ‘very good’ one, which isn’t outrageous.  BU quality could cost as much as a vehicle I suppose.).

    I used to collect Mercury dimes and had all but 7 but I was like 19 and needed cash and sold them.  I hate myself every day—just like you guys/gals do! 
    SirC

     

     

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    Forgot to mention attending a fun albeit 45 years in the making Stiff Little Fingers show on 9 May.  After the tepid mosh pit we had to sort the AARP cards lying on the ground.

    But seriously it was a good time and glad I finally saw them. Didn’t know they were settled in Chicago the past few decades.

    SC

    (please note this was 3 days BEFORE Phantom saw them)

     

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  14. Posted

    On 26/05/2024 at 13:45, Undead In Ohio said:

     

    It is infuriating that his parents had to publicize what could have been a private family matter because of the "Died Suddenly" ghouls.

    They confirmed it to fans and friends, not whatever twisted self-motivated ghoulishness you dreamt up.

     

     

  18. Posted

    On 12/05/2024 at 18:58, alt obits guy said:

    (Also posted in the Wrestlers/Actors thread)

     

    Bob Bruggers who played for the NFL's Miami Dolphins and San Diego Chargers, then forged a pro-wrestling career from 1972 to 1975 before a plane crash ended his career, has died. He was 80.

     

    https://www.startribune.com/former-gophers-football-player-pro-wrestler-bob-bruggers-dead-at-80/600365422/

     

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    Here’s an old wrestling promo.  @Spade_Cooley will get a kick outta these names from the past.

     

     

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  19. Posted

    On 01/02/2024 at 10:48, Bentrovato said:

    For the most significant death of January I give you the man that has helped millions.  Year in, year out.  Not a here today, gone tomorrow arsehole. The man who has made my 20+ years living in a village sanitary. Each year he fixes the 200 year old drainage system which blocks at least once a year. I give you Jim Zockoll. Founder of Dyno-Rod. The most significant January death. 

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    If your drainage system is older than my country, UPDATE THAT SHIT!

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