Celebrity Casualties

[DOC]

A wonderful man. An inspiration to many, myself included.

"And that's your lot".

[Pseudo]

Not a celebrity as such, but:

Nobel laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu, aged 90.

[Jim05]

Not a celebrity as such, but:

Nobel laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu, aged 90.

Would have been nice if he had survived to 22

[Footy Chick]

Not a celebrity as such, but:

Nobel laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu, aged 90.

Would have been nice if he had survived to 22

He did, he was 90

[Jim05]

Betty White falls just short of her century.
Has been a US icon on screen

[cracka]

Betty White passed away couple of weeks short of raising the bat

[cracka]

Betty White falls just short of her century.
Has been a US icon on screen

Beat me by 3 minutes while I was trying to work out how to post the youtube link

[Lightning McQueen]

Betty White falls just short of her century.
Has been a US icon on screen

Beat me by 3 minutes while I was trying to work out how to post the youtube link

That's what she said.

[cracka]

Betty White falls just short of her century.
Has been a US icon on screen

Beat me by 3 minutes while I was trying to work out how to post the youtube link

That's what she said.

The best rolling joke from The Office

[Lightning McQueen]

The best rolling joke from The Office

Not even sexual harassment awareness day was safe from it

[Booney]

Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier dies at 94

[Vamos]

Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier dies at 94

I watched In the Heat of the Night fairly recently on FTA, good flick. I also remember reading and watching To Sir With Love in High School.

[Lightning McQueen]

Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier dies at 94

I watched In the Heat of the Night fairly recently on FTA, good flick. I also remember reading and watching To Sir With Love in High School.

Pretty much everyone over 40 would've watched it in year 9 English to then write a review

[gadj1976]

Bob Saget at age 65.

[Vamos]

Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier dies at 94

I watched In the Heat of the Night fairly recently on FTA, good flick. I also remember reading and watching To Sir With Love in High School.

Pretty much everyone over 40 would've watched it in year 9 English to then write a review

Spot on, reckon we may have read Patch of Blue too. I guess they thought being a public school in Port Adelaide we would relate
"Her mother was a prostitute, her father was a murderer, her grandfather a drunkard"

[Lightning McQueen]

Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier dies at 94

I watched In the Heat of the Night fairly recently on FTA, good flick. I also remember reading and watching To Sir With Love in High School.

Pretty much everyone over 40 would've watched it in year 9 English to then write a review

Spot on, reckon we may have read Patch of Blue too. I guess they thought being a public school in Port Adelaide we would relate
"Her mother was a prostitute, her father was a murderer, her grandfather a drunkard"

Being a northern suburbs lad we were in the same boat.

I think the other ones that come to mind were 1984, I can jump puddles and we went to see the David Williamson play "The Removalists".

[mighty_tiger_79]

[quote="Booney"]Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier dies at 94

I watched In the Heat of the Night fairly recently on FTA, good flick. I also remember reading and watching To Sir With Love in High School.

Pretty much everyone over 40 would've watched it in year 9 English to then write a review [emoji38] [emoji38]

Spot on, reckon we may have read Patch of Blue too. I guess they thought being a public school in Port Adelaide we would relate
"Her mother was a prostitute, her father was a murderer, her grandfather a drunkard" [emoji38]

Being a northern suburbs lad we were in the same boat.

I think the other ones that come to mind were 1984, I can jump puddles and we went to see the David Williamson play "The Removalists".[/quote]Of Mice and Men for me

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[Corona Man]

Scott Palmer… keep on punching.

[Footy Chick]

I think the other ones that come to mind were 1984, I can jump puddles and we went to see the David Williamson play "The Removalists".

1984 was a year 9 or 10 book from memory.

We had My Brother Jack, a shitload of Shakespeare, Pygmalion and Empire of the Sun in year 12

[Corona Man]

Meatloaf gone at 74….. like a bat out of hell..