Celebrity Deaths

[albrecht]

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Not sure his current status vis-a-vis the LaRouche movement... 

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[Kingfish]

Amen.

"Mr. LaRouche was at the apex of his power in the mid-1980s, when he moved his headquarters to a large rented estate in Northern Virginia, in Round Hill, outside Leesburg. When neighbors wondered aloud why he had turned the estate into an armed camp, rigged with electronic security and patrolled by men with semiautomatic rifles, Mr. LaRouche went on the attack. He said that the Leesburg Garden Club was “a nest of Soviet fellow travelers.”

Do his people still haunt airports?

[26 horses]

Do his people still haunt airports?

Like these guys?

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[TigerLily]

Apologies to our lovely podcasters.  The Little Rover that Could is kaput. After a scheduled nine month mission that turned into 15 years, Opportunity is now in its final resting place. Rest well little guy. You done good

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[sean92008]

Apologies to our lovely podcasters.  The Little Rover that Could is kaput. After a scheduled nine month mission that turned into 15 years, Opportunity is now in its final resting place. Rest well little guy. You done good

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Last night's C2C was good.  I heard the space guy twice because, at 2 a.m., the downpour was incredibly loud and the flooded courtyard was splashing up a storm.

Incredible that it lasted as long as it did!

[GravitySucks]

Last night's C2C was good.  I heard the space guy twice because, at 2 a.m., the downpour was incredibly loud and the flooded courtyard was splashing up a storm.

Incredible that it lasted as long as it did!

So, that created an echo?

[paladin1991]

Amen.

"Mr. LaRouche was at the apex of his power in the mid-1980s, when he moved his headquarters to a large rented estate in Northern Virginia, in Round Hill, outside Leesburg. When neighbors wondered aloud why he had turned the estate into an armed camp, rigged with electronic security and patrolled by men with semiautomatic rifles, Mr. LaRouche went on the attack. He said that the Leesburg Garden Club was “a nest of Soviet fellow travelers.”

Isn't that how some Satanists refer to themselves?

[26 horses]

Isn't that how some Satanists refer to themselves?

Illuminists ekshually, though that's merely a euphemism for the same.


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[Walks_At_Night]

Actor Bruno Ganz has died at age 77.   The internet is a poorer place now.

Bruno Ganz, who played Hitler in Downfall, dies aged 77
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-47264709


Time to post your favorite.  Here is mine.

[26 horses]

A masterful performance and the source of literally hundreds of youtube knock offs!

[26 horses]

"Welcome my friends, welcome to my world."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Williams_(talk_radio_host)

Bruce H. Williams
Born   February 18, 1932
Died   February 9, 2019 (aged 86)
Florida, U.S.
Occupation   Radio host, entrepreneur, writer
Years active   1975–2013

Williams was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 1999 and has since been listed as the sixth greatest talk show host in radio history by Talkers Magazine.[6] Williams ran an advice show focused on personal business matters such as real estate transactions, career planning, entrepreneurship, and travel until the September 11, 2001 attacks. At that time, the show became a mix of business and politics, and every show ended with the song God Bless America.

http://www.brucewilliams.com

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[sean92008]

"Welcome my friends, welcome to my world."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Williams_(talk_radio_host)

Bruce H. Williams
Born   February 18, 1932
Died   February 9, 2019 (aged 86)
Florida, U.S.
Occupation   Radio host, entrepreneur, writer
Years active   1975–2013

Williams was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 1999 and has since been listed as the sixth greatest talk show host in radio history by Talkers Magazine.[6] Williams ran an advice show focused on personal business matters such as real estate transactions, career planning, entrepreneurship, and travel until the September 11, 2001 attacks. At that time, the show became a mix of business and politics, and every show ended with the song God Bless America.

http://www.brucewilliams.com

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Sad.  I often would go back to listen to his final reboot, including his final show in which he explained that the business model for podcasting wasn't working out with supporting his staff.

I listened to him on weekends in the late 80s through the early 90s when I spent a lot of time on the road in the Midwest. 

A plane crash couldn't keep him off the air...  Another great one lost.

[MaxPower]

"Welcome my friends, welcome to my world."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Williams_(talk_radio_host)

Bruce H. Williams
Born   February 18, 1932
Died   February 9, 2019 (aged 86)
Florida, U.S.
Occupation   Radio host, entrepreneur, writer
Years active   1975–2013

Williams was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 1999 and has since been listed as the sixth greatest talk show host in radio history by Talkers Magazine.[6] Williams ran an advice show focused on personal business matters such as real estate transactions, career planning, entrepreneurship, and travel until the September 11, 2001 attacks. At that time, the show became a mix of business and politics, and every show ended with the song God Bless America.

http://www.brucewilliams.com

This was so sad to hear. So many great memories from his radio show over the years. A lot of great advice and some very interesting callers. 

[MaxPower]

Sad.  I often would go back to listen to his final reboot, including his final show in which he explained that the business model for podcasting wasn't working out with supporting his staff.

I listened to him on weekends in the late 80s through the early 90s when I spent a lot of time on the road in the Midwest. 

A plane crash couldn't keep him off the air...  Another great one lost.

This was one of the most memorable calls:

[26 horses]

Sad.  I often would go back to listen to his final reboot, including his final show in which he explained that the business model for podcasting wasn't working out with supporting his staff.

I listened to him on weekends in the late 80s through the early 90s when I spent a lot of time on the road in the Midwest. 

A plane crash couldn't keep him off the air...  Another great one lost.

+1'd your karma because he was just that good!