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The Dead Thread 2024

Deutsche Gopher Fan said:
Rob is super anti maga right?
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Oh he was a HUGE Progressive who hated Trump. I knew it wasnt MAGA though because of the weapon. A knife is close up...personal. Outside of the Pelosi attacker they are gonna use guns.

The kid also made sense as to why they didn't release the information...they were found in the afternoon. They didn't want the kid to kill himself.
 
Handyman said:
Oh he was a HUGE Progressive who hated Trump. I knew it wasnt MAGA though because of the weapon. A knife is close up...personal. Outside of the Pelosi attacker they are gonna use guns.

The kid also made sense as to why they didn't release the information...they were found in the afternoon. They didn't want the kid to kill himself.
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They probably also wanted to wait and see which wrong suspect the current FBI would bring in.
 
I remember my mother used to watch GH back in the day when the whole show was actually about a hospital(I think it was a half hour back then). I looked at her like she had 2 heads when she told me John Beradino used to play major league baseball, but lo and behold...
 
The more details that come out about the Reiners, the more it sounds like a bad version of Clue

-Conan has a party one year after both of his parents passed
-Nick shows up, gets into a verbal spat with Bill Hader
-Reiners order masseuse to house to calm down
-masseuse can't get in, calls daughter
-daughter finds dad's body, calls over Billy Crystal and his wife
-Michelle and Barack were supposed to meet Reiners that night
 
Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his wife, and children were all killed when the plane they were traveling in had an engine failure after takeoff and crashed at the airport it left from.
 
aparch said:
Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his wife, and children were all killed when the plane they were traveling in had an engine failure after takeoff and crashed at the airport it left from.
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I was just coming here to post this...

Sad day for those that lived the sport in it's heyday in the 00's...
 
I would call the heyday of NASCAR 1975.

Petty, Allison, Yarborough, Waltrip, Foyt, Pearson, Baker. All who came after are pygmies on their broad, ignorant, violent, racist shoulders.
 
Kepler said:
I would call the heyday of NASCAR 1975.

Petty, Allison, Yarborough, Waltrip, Foyt, Pearson, Baker. All who came after are pygmies on their broad, ignorant, violent, racist shoulders.
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All pale behind NASCAR legend Smokey Yunick:

Another Yunick improvisation was getting around the regulations specifying a maximum size for the fuel tank by using 11-foot (3 meter) coils of 2-inch (5-centimeter) diameter tubing for the fuel line to add about 5 US gallons (18.9 liters) to the car's fuel capacity. Once, NASCAR officials came up with nine items for Yunick to fix before the car would be allowed on the track. The suspicious NASCAR officials had removed the tank for inspection. Yunick started the car with no gas tank and said, "Better make it ten," and drove it back to the pits.
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Former Notre Dame hockey player (and still all-time leading scorer) Brian Walsh. Only 71, he passed away last week after a battle with dementia. Not sure if anyone around here has been paying attention to college hockey since the mid-70s, but Walsh was a pretty good hockey player. 234 career points (89 G, 145 A) and the WCHA freshman of the year in 1973/74 and the WCHA MVP in his senior season, 1976/77.
 
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