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Originally posted by @torunn
They are having a good time. πŸ™‚
They hate each other. Newton doesn't understand a sh.it of Hawking's rabble. He probably thinks this is a Hell's agent sent for him.
In the mean time, a buzzing toaster came to London city court to claim inheritance.

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Peter Grünberg Nobel Laureate for Physics in 2007 for the discovery of the giant magneto reistance

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Moved my post to On This Day thread.


Milos Forman: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Amadeus.

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Barbara Bush.


Harry Anderson, from TV's Night Court.

He was only 65, kind of a shocker.

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Verne Troyer
"Mini-Me" from the Austin Powers movies and a goblin (I think) from HP.


Newton was arrogant dickhead, I guess he earned it.

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Gianfrancor Parolini aged 93...

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Jabo Starks +1st of May 2018

A very influential drummer.

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Tom Wolfe, white-suited, white-fedora'd writer of vanities.

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Originally posted by @shallow-blue
Tom Wolfe, white-suited, white-fedora'd writer of vanities.
I read the "Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" in High School.
"The Right Stuff" while in the Air Force...
and "Bonfire of the Vanities" afterward as a yuppie wannabe.
To say the that Tom's writing was influential in my life would be modest prose indeed.

Godspeed Tom Wolfe!
πŸ™

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Philip Roth, literary self-abuser.

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Philip Roth dies yesterday aged 85.

I enjoyed several of his books. The humain stain especially.

Just saw that Shallow Blue was a moment faster πŸ˜‰


Originally posted by @ponderable
Philip Roth dies yesterday aged 85.

I enjoyed several of his books. The humain stain especially.

Just saw that Shallow Blue was a moment faster πŸ˜‰
Love Roth's work.

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