IH3444
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The Resting Place.
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daugen
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what a life he had, always larger than life
I never watched wrestling but he sure had his fans, and then he went on to tv.
shave his mustache off and you would not recognize him
rip
I never watched wrestling but he sure had his fans, and then he went on to tv.
shave his mustache off and you would not recognize him
rip
tacticalturnip
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Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan back-to-back- my childhood is taking a hit.
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Not to mention Theo! The Cosby show loomed large for most kids and teens of that time.
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Jazz legend Chuck Mangione, known for ‘Feels So Good,’ dies at 84
tacticalturnip
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That's right! And while swimming with his little girl; I hope his family finds peace.
Now, IH3444 here tells us Chuck Mangione, who admittedly I know more from King of the Hill has passed!
I've got to say I think the last celebrity passing to hit me as hard as Ozzy was Joe Diffie.
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It's gonna be different for everyone. For me, it was Neil Peart, my childhood hero. RIP.
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When an artist hits that nerve and makes that connection, then to know there will be no more, it's not something I quite understood until my own "heroes" so to speak started passing.
Ditto here. Peart was a double whammy for me. Rush was my brother Thomas' favorite band. When Neil passed away it was like losing Tom all over again.
