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Buddy Miles was a great one. I still have an album (yes, vinyl) of Carlos Santana and Buddy Miles Live. Basically an hour long jam session. Of course "Freeformfunkafidefilth" was the entire side 2 track (25+ minutes of jamming).

RIP Buddy

RIP Chris and Marlo, you guys had a great run.

Im not watching anymore, due to the killing of Snoop last week and the manner in which it was done.

RIP

Gary Gygax





Well, some folks care.

Well, some folks care.

The ones that do all got messages on their blackberries within an hour of his passing.

We are holding a feast in his honor at our next L.A.R.P session.

Anthony Minghella has died

Director of The English Patient, Cold Mountain, and The Talented Mr. Ripley, dead at 54.

RIP Arthur C. Clarke.

Never read any of his stories, but 2001 is one of the best movies ever made.

wow.
2 whiffs in my book.

Oh well, im sure their families are sad.

No blip on my radar however.

Ivan Dixon, who played Kinchloe (the black dude) on Hogan's Heroes died after a hemorrhage and complications from kidney failure at the age of 76.

Arthur C Clarke was actually a friend of my wife's family. He was a fascinating person. One of the funniest people I have ever met as well.

I guess we can have his gun now.

You Maniacs! You blew it up! Ah, damn you! God damn you all to hell!

I almost felt bad for him in Bowling for Columbine.

You might not agree with his cause, but you can't say that he didn't follow his convictions. He followed them regardless of public opinion, or possible backlash. The guy had his beliefs and he wasn't afraid of following them in the public eye.

Heston's resume regrettably included films like "Earthquake" but it also includes all-timers like "Ben-Hur" and, of course, "The Ten Commandments". I can think of very few performances that have stood the test of time as well as those two have.

And, given that he had alzheimer's, it certainly was noble of Michael Moore to use him as an onscreen propaganda tool.

I almost felt bad for him in Bowling for Columbine.

I definitely felt bad for him. He was taken advantage of by a younger, fatter man.

RIP to the Heston.

And, given that he had alzheimer's, it certainly was noble of Michael Moore to use him as an onscreen propaganda tool.

So the NRA lets a man with Alzheimer's be the President and public spoksesman for the largest gun lobby in the United States?

Fred, it's not like they left him in charge of teaching children gun safety or working the door while armed.

No, but if he's going to be the face of the organization, he's going to be interviewed.

Didn't we find out about his Alzheimer's after the interview took place?

Yesterday I saw the video he sent friends when he found out he had Alzheimer's. Sad as hell

No, but if he's going to be the face of the organization, he's going to be interviewed.

It was still a scumbag move. He was there under false pretenses, snuck up on the guy at his house, blamed him for dead children, and lied to him about timelines.

It was one of those moments that made your skin crawl and that was before I even knew he was slowly losing his mind.

Exactly, F-D.



KB, where did you see the video?

It was still a scumbag move. He was there under false pretenses, snuck up on the guy at his house, blamed him for dead children, and lied to him about timelines.

That's a different argument. I was responding to your point that "it's not like they left him in charge of teaching children gun safety or working the door while armed", that's all.

It's less of a scumbag move when you consider that he didn't know he had Alzheimer's. It was a typical Moore interview with "the bad guy"

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