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    Maybe it's a language translation thing?
    Love = adore.
    Woman = lady.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MyriVerse View Post
    Maybe it's a language translation thing?
    Love = adore.
    Woman = lady.
    Perhaps, but we don't know where polyfarlino is from, what language s/he normally speaks and writes in, plus also there wasn't anything that jumped out as being grammatically suspicious. Just the substitutions of two synonyms.

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    Wim Kok, prominent Dutch socialist politician for the Labour Party and prime minister throughout the 1990s, has passed away at age 80, from a heart ailment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mormel View Post
    Wim Kok, prominent Dutch socialist politician for the Labour Party and prime minister throughout the 1990s, has passed away at age 80, from a heart ailment.
    Gee, that thread is what now? 73 pages or something. I think that the very first that i have absolutely no idea who someone mentioned here is.

    Wim Kok eh? Well, may his soul finds whatever creature he was praying to. (if any)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Starter Set View Post
    Gee, that thread is what now? 73 pages or something. I think that the very first that i have absolutely no idea who someone mentioned here is.

    Wim Kok eh? Well, may his soul finds whatever creature he was praying to. (if any)
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    Dorcas Reilly passed away at 92 yesterday. Who is she you ask? She created the legendary green bean casserole!

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    Tony Joe White, singer and legendary songwriter of "Rainy Night in Georgia" and Tina Turner's "Steamy Windows", passed away.
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    Yeah, and TMZ had some other gruesome details too. I guess if you rat on the mob they never forget, even if you are 89 years old and in a wheelchair. IMO it's kind of suspicious that it happened the first day he was in this maximum security prison he was transferred to. So much for security. I guess rough jailhouse justice wins in the end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Maiden View Post
    Yeah, and TMZ had some other gruesome details too. I guess if you rat on the mob they never forget, even if you are 89 years old and in a wheelchair. IMO it's kind of suspicious that it happened the first day he was in this maximum security prison he was transferred to. So much for security. I guess rough jailhouse justice wins in the end.
    When you snitch on the mob, you're never safe, not even when you're old and infirm. Here's some more info on Bulger's death:

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    MLB Hall of Famer Willie McCovey passed away at 80
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    A guitar legend gone:

    The R&B guitarist, Wah Wah Watson has died. He was 67. There are no details at this time, regarding the cause of death.

    His real name was Melvin Raglin, but was given the nickname ‘Wah Wah’ later, as reference to his expertise on the guitar pedal.

    Melvin died on the 24th of October 2018 at the St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica, California.

    During his career, Melvin was a producer, songwriter, musician, composer, arranger, as well as an accomplished guitarist.

    During his career, he worked at Motown, (with the Funk Brothers) as well as with Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Clarence Carter, Norman Connors, Buddy Miles, Paulinho Da Costa, Eric Gale, Carrie Lucas, Norman Whitfield, Herbie Hancock, Hamilton Bohannon, Peaches & Herb, and the singer Maxwell.

    As a member of the The Funk Brothers, he played for the likes of The Temptations, The Jackson 5, The Four Tops, Gladys Knight & The Pips, and The Supremes.

    Melvin’s recording credits include, ‘Papa Was A Rolling Stone’ (with the Temptations), ‘Let's Get It On’ (with Marvin Gaye), ‘Smiling Faces Sometimes’ (with The Undisputed Truth), ‘Body Heat’ (with Quincy Jones), the ‘Man-Child’ album (with Herbie Hancock) album, the ’Off The Wall’ album (with Michael Jackson), ‘I Will Survive’ (with Gloria Gaynor ), ‘L.O.V.E.’ (with Demis Roussos), the ‘Car Wash’ album (with Rose Royce) and Maxwell's ‘Urban Hang Suite’.

    During the Seventies, he collaborated with Herbie Hancock and he Pointer Sisters.

    He recorded a solo album in 1977, entitled ‘Elementary’ for Columbia Records.

    In the Nineties, Melvin appeared on the Red Hot Organization's compilation album, ‘Stolen Moments: Red Hot + Cool’.

    Melvin later featured on Maxwell's album ‘Now’ (in 2001).

    He also appeared on Angie Stone’s ‘Black Diamond’ (in 2000).

    Melvin appeared on the soundtrack to the film ‘Shaft’ (in 2000), ‘Damita Jo’ (in 2004) for Janet Jackson, and Alicia Keys' ‘Unplugged’ album in 2005, and her recording ‘The Element of Freedom’ (in 2009).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zetsubou View Post
    James "Whitey" Bulger is dead. Trouble is, he lived longer than his victims. At least he died in prison. He didn't die a free man.
    Are we not allowed to say good riddance in a thread like this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by KNIGHT OF THE LAKE View Post
    Are we not allowed to say good riddance in a thread like this?
    I don't know if that would be appropriate.

    While there may not be too much controversy regarding Mr. Bulger's demise, it may set a bad precedence for future passings that may split the membership (like with politicians).

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    Quote Originally Posted by MajorHoy View Post
    I don't know if that would be appropriate.

    While there may not be too much controversy regarding Mr. Bulger's demise, it may set a bad precedence for future passings that may split the membership (like with politicians).
    Agreed. Best to keep things civil when it comes to the departed, dearly or otherwise.
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    I completely understand that. Still maybe we should refrain from putting career criminals in here. I don’t think they deserve that kind of notation or rememberance. It’s not that Bulgers a famous person that is controversial. He’s a thug whose famous for being a thug. Grew up in Boston, he’s not well liked

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