Dead In 2015

[PhillyPhreak54]

Damn RIP ex-MLB OF Dave Henderson

[Susquehanna Birder]

Meadowlark Lemon

[BigEd76]

Lemmy

[hunt]

meadowlark lemmy 

[Susquehanna Birder]

We've never seen them in the same room together, so perhaps.

[smeags]

Cancer did what drugs and alcohol never did.

[Diomedes]

Lemmy

[QB Eagles]

Cancer did what drugs and alcohol never did.

Alcohol and (to a much lesser extent) drugs can lead to cancer, so don't rule them out yet.

[smeags]

Cancer did what drugs and alcohol never did.

Alcohol and (to a much lesser extent) drugs can lead to cancer, so don't rule them out yet.

excellent point. still amazed he lasted this long.

[Diomedes]

My wife used to work head neck and throat post op.  Lots of drinkers with mouth and throat cancer, not to mention the smokers.  That made things tough for a while on account of my drinking, but it was solved when she stopped working there and we stopped talking about my imminent esophogial cancer.

[smeags]

Gotta think alcohol sales will drop now that he's gone.

[QB Eagles]

Gotta think alcohol sales will drop now that he's gone.

At the very least, this is financially devastating for the Rainbow Bar & Grill.

[PhillyPhreak54]

My wife used to work head neck and throat post op.  Lots of drinkers with mouth and throat cancer, not to mention the smokers.  That made things tough for a while on account of my drinking, but it was solved when she stopped working there and we stopped talking about my imminent esophogial cancer.

My father had esophageal issues and of course cirrhosis from the booze and drugs. The 70s were his prime and he died in '82.

[rjs246]

My wife used to work head neck and throat post op.  Lots of drinkers with mouth and throat cancer, not to mention the smokers.  That made things tough for a while on account of my drinking, but it was solved when she stopped working there and we stopped talking about my imminent esophogial cancer.

Post of the week.

[Susquehanna Birder]

My wife used to work head neck and throat post op.  Lots of drinkers with mouth and throat cancer, not to mention the smokers.  That made things tough for a while on account of my drinking, but it was solved when she stopped working there and we stopped talking about my imminent esophogial cancer.

My father had esophageal issues and of course cirrhosis from the booze and drugs. The 70s were his prime and he died in '82.

Mine finally succumbed to oral cancer. I'm kind of surprised his liver wasn't the weak point. He enjoyed a lovely bout of Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome, which didn't slow him down much. It eventually drove my mother to move out. Ironically, she died first from lung (and eventually) brain cancer.

Farg...now I'm depressed, and I need a drink.