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______ Passed Away Today, RIP (4 Viewers)

Ok, I'll retract my statement...eff 'em.
better?
Happy Friday!

I don't think she was going there. I think it was your calling attention to their undisputed place in American history when people have wildly differing views of what their place in American history should be or how they should be construed and taught.

RIP to Henry Kissinger and Sandra Day O'Connor. O'Connor doesn't get a ton of credit for her jurisprudence, but it seemed to me that she enabled a sort of comity and compromise in a lot of the S. Ct.'s dealings. She also wrote the lead dissent in Kelo v. New London—a scathing and righteous one. Also the subject of John Riggins's unwittingly sexist uttering of "Lighten up, Sandy baby," she was a cultural icon because of her status as first S. Ct. female Justice and all that entailed.

RIP to each political figure.
 
Myles Goodwyn, lead singer/guitarist of April Wine, 75


Big fan of the band 😞
I'm saddened by this news. :( One of my favorite bands when I was young and one of my first concerts. They produced some great tunes and, I think, are very under-rated in the historical Canadian music scene. 🎸 🤘
 
Myles Goodwyn, lead singer/guitarist of April Wine, 75


Big fan of the band 😞
I remember my first slow dance ever with an actual female was at our 8th grade dance. The song:

Just Between You and Me

Haven't thought about that song in 40 years.
 
Denny Laine, ex Moody Blues and co-founder of Wings, age 79.


paulmccartney
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I am very saddened to hear that my ex-bandmate, Denny Laine, has died.I have many fond memories of my time with Denny: from the early days when The Beatles toured with the Moody Blues. Our two bands had a lot of respect for each other and a lot of fun together.

Denny joined Wings at the outset. He was an outstanding vocalist and guitar player. His most famous performance is probably ‘Go Now’ an old Bessie Banks song which he would sing brilliantly. He and I wrote some songs together the most successful being ‘Mull of Kintyre’ which was a big hit in the Seventies. We had drifted apart but in recent years managed to reestablish our friendship and share memories of our times together.

Denny was a great talent with a fine sense of humour and was always ready to help other people. He will be missed by all his fans and remembered with great fondness by his friends. I send my condolences and best wishes to his wife, Elizabeth and family.Peace and love Denny. It was a pleasure to know you. We are all going to miss you.

Love,
Paul

https://www.threads.net/@paulmccartney/post/C0e-XVzMkmC
 
SDO'C and Kissinger within days of each other.
By sheer coincidence, both Kissinger and O'Connor were consecutive Chancellors of the College of William and Mary -- Kissinger from 1998-2005, and O'Connor from 2005-2012. That's a ceremonial position -- neither were running the actual day-to-day administration of the college - but still.
and before that it was margaret thatcher warren burger john tyler and george washington that william and mary place seems like sort of a high powered place holy smokes take that to the bank bromigos
 
That was fantastic! What a great tribute. Hope people dance at my funeral.

Checked his wiki. I was thinking it was fitting he passed this time of year. Didnt realize he was born on Christmas Day.

People dancing at my funeral seems like a good benchmark for me as well in terms of a life well-lived. Having it happen at a Catholic mass funeral with Gerry Adams and Johnny Depp giving eulogies puts this one over the top.
 
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Oh, man. Ryan O’Neal.

Watched Paper Moon not too long ago — maybe it’s going to be a What’s Up, Doc? kind of night.

Paper Moon is in my top 10 all-time. He was fantastic in that. Also really enjoyed his performance in Barry Lyndon.
Now he's back with the love of his life, Farrah.
 
O'Neal and Ali McGraw stayed friends for fifty years. She stuck by him even during his tumultuous times (and there were plenty of those).

He deserves credit for owning up to one of the worst dialogue readings in cinema history, in a film called Tough Guys Don't Dance. He laughed about it.

 
I was raised to not speak ill of the dead right after they pass, so with regards to Ryan O'Neal, I will just say that I love the film Paper Moon. I've seen that more times than I can count.
 
Frank Wycheck, former NFL tight end, dead at 52. Fell at home and hit his head. Wow, too young.
Damn...yes very young. He has been struggling for a while with issues from concussions in his playing days. Was on local radio for a while and doing the radio broadcasts of the Titans games until he just couldn't do that anymore.
 
Actor Andre Braugher, probably best known for playing dramatic and comedic cops on Homicide: Life On The Street and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, died at age 61

Loved him in so many things. Glory…

99!!!!
 
Actor Andre Braugher, probably best known for playing dramatic and comedic cops on Homicide: Life On The Street and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, died at age 61


Damn - 61 is so young. He was great in Homicide. RIP.
 
Ok, I'll retract my statement...eff 'em.
better?
Happy Friday!

I don't think she was going there. I think it was your calling attention to their undisputed place in American history when people have wildly differing views of what their place in American history should be or how they should be construed and taught.

RIP to Henry Kissinger and Sandra Day O'Connor. O'Connor doesn't get a ton of credit for her jurisprudence, but it seemed to me that she enabled a sort of comity and compromise in a lot of the S. Ct.'s dealings. She also wrote the lead dissent in Kelo v. New London—a scathing and righteous one. Also the subject of John Riggins's unwittingly sexist uttering of "Lighten up, Sandy baby," she was a cultural icon because of her status as first S. Ct. female Justice and all that entailed.

RIP to each political figure.

O'Connor was probably the Justice I agreed with the most in her opinions while I was in law school.
 

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