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Dead Thread 2021 -- If you're reading this, it isn't you.

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Scarlet said:
Tawny Kitaen
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a.k.a. America's STD vector.

You will be missed by science.

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Jerry Burns, 94

(Also grandfather of former college hockey player, Connor Gaarder)
 
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burd said:
Jerry Burns, 94

(Also grandfather of former college hockey player, Connor Gaarder)
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Yeah, Minnesota lost a couple of classics with the deaths of Burnsie and Jim Klobuchar yesterday.

I heard someone re-telling the crazy story from I think the 1970's where Klobuchar, Jim Marshall from the Vikings and some other people were on a snowmobile trip in Yellowstone and almost died when they got stranded in sub-zero weather. In fact, the President of the Minnesota Federal Reserve did die on that trip.
 
SJHovey said:
Yeah, Minnesota lost a couple of classics with the deaths of Burnsie and Jim Klobuchar yesterday.

I heard someone re-telling the crazy story from I think the 1970's where Klobuchar, Jim Marshall from the Vikings and some other people were on a snowmobile trip in Yellowstone and almost died when they got stranded in sub-zero weather. In fact, the President of the Minnesota Federal Reserve did die on that trip.
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You lost another classic- Spencer Silver passed over the weekend.

Don't know him? He was the 3M research scientist who accidentally discovered the adhesive for the post-it note. Kind of an important person for 3M and Minnesota.
 
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