i am going to have to say christopher reeve
he had a wonderful will to live and it made me sick when i heard he had died [img]frown.gif[/img]
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">No... I replied, someone walked in my office... I looked at the thread and my reply didn't show.. I didnt' think I submitted it... replied again... then it was there twice....Originally posted by *PORTHOS*:
Is baimun on drug?
Or suffering from Alzheimer disease?
Dammit. Why do people keep bothering me with WORK related shit.... just leave me alone. [img]wink.gif[/img]
I guess for me it would have to be John and Bobby Kennedy. I was in world history class in I guess tenth grade whn the president was assasinated. I'd met Bobby a couple of times when I was interning for the Democratic Party. I remember my father waking me up the morning after he was shot to give me the news that he'd died.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">That's a good one!! I was SO sad when he died!Originally posted by madadman:
Phil Hartman. I still really miss him. [img]frown.gif[/img]
I can't think about that without automatically shaking my head! [img]frown.gif[/img]
Obviously Cobain was a shocking one!
The saddest for me would be Jeff Buckley. [img]frown.gif[/img] [img]frown.gif[/img]
That must be a sign Pappy...
I've never even heard of Jeff Buckley, but I just took an online test of "Which Dead Celebrity are you the most like" and JEFF BUCKLEY is who came up when I took the test.
I said "who?" and now you've mentioned him.
Starts and I-tunes search...
"Which Dead Celebrity are you the most like"
link us up!
.
please~
Good one Snape... The Challenger one, while not necessarily celebrities, was a shocking one for me too. I still remember that day in school as we were all crowded around the TV, watching it happen.
As far as celebrities/musicians...
Cobain was a big one for me... I was/am a HUGE Nirvana fan. I heard the news while on vacation in Florida, and I had JUST gotten done reading a biography book on Nirvana. I was majorly bummed out.
And more recently, Indian Larry, the motorcycle legend. I liked that guy a lot... he was a very interesting person.
I can't believe it didn't come to mind right away, but I have to throw Owen Hart in here too!
What a friggin tragedy!! ...Poor bastid!
Waylon Jennings. I was really fuckin sad that day. left work early, didn't go out for weeks after that.. just sat at home listening to Waylon and Hank Sr.
I'd probably have to say Layne Staley, as AIC are/were pretty much the only band I've been into basically my whole life.
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