JimRiga
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Post by JimRiga on Sept 22, 2020 15:53:28 GMT -5
Eddie Guerrero was the only person outside family that I shed any tears for. I’m obviously very saddened by any wrestler’s death though, but the worst ones are obviously the most out of nowhere ones: Benoit, Warrior, Brian Pillman, Mr Perfect, British Bulldog, Shad Gaspard and of course Owen Hart.
Celebs deaths that particularly saddened me were Kirsty McColl, Steve Irwin and Dolores O’Riordan.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2020 17:01:56 GMT -5
Chris Farley would have to be the one. After that, pro wrestling really got good at desensitizing me to death. As horrible as that sounds.
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Post by vampiroporvida on Oct 15, 2020 10:38:46 GMT -5
Today Saint Dog of KMK died. I am crushed. 2020, you suck. Rip to the legend Saint Vicious. The only solace is the thought of him and Big Pak ripping it up together again. Long live the kings!
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Post by drifter on Oct 21, 2020 23:21:42 GMT -5
Thinking about it, I think it might be John Candy. I would say his death was the first time really understanding the death of someone famous for me. I remember being with my dad in his truck, I would have been a couple months shy of 10 at the time, and it came on the radio that he died. I loved his stuff growing up, and Uncle Buck is still one of my favorite movies to this day. And you know some people will say you shouldn't idolize celebrities, but I would say Candy is one of those exceptions of the rule. He was a great actor, but all the stories that came out after he died, you realize he was a great human being. Someone that did good for others, and didn't want people to know he was doing it. That's when you're being a good person, when you do it, for the sake of doing good, and not so people will give you the pat on the back, telling you how good you are.
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