Dead Celebrities

[pdtpuck]

© Talk to FRANK? Is he pushing up in the Blanc? I guess you can take the boy out of Brightmoor, but you can't take the Brightmoor out of the boy.

Looks like some pretty chunky coke to me. Not that I would know............

[David Hall]

I know that cocaine is a dangerous drug, but how often does it cause death in people who are seemingly otherwise healthy and young?

Maybe the Beavis could provide some insight into the relative danger of coke use.

[Putski]

If I see you guys on Tuesday be sure not to tell me who this Brittany Murphy person is.

[The Notorious R.E.D]

I know that cocaine is a dangerous drug, but how often does it cause death in people who are seemingly otherwise healthy and young?

Well, That depends entirely on how much you're doing. Judging by the fact that she made about ten movies in 2004-2005 and not a single one since... I would have to assume A LOT.

I am guessing that drugs is the cause, but she might have pulled a Karen Carpenter too because she lost a bunch of weight from when she did her early movies to when she did her latest batch. Maybe her heart just gave up.

[Navy Blue Scrubs]

I know that cocaine is a dangerous drug, but how often does it cause death in people who are seemingly otherwise healthy and young?

Well, That depends entirely on how much you're doing. Judging by the fact that she made about ten movies in 2004-2005 and not a single one since... I would have to assume A LOT.

I am guessing that drugs is the cause, but she might have pulled a Karen Carpenter too because she lost a bunch of weight from when she did her early movies to when she did her latest batch. Maybe her heart just gave up.

Of course it's all speculation because we don't know what she was into, I didn't even know who she was until I looked her up, but cocaine can induce serious cardiac arrhythmias. I've seen young and healthy looking men brought in stone cold dead from it and a good percentage of people of all ages who present with chest pain have been using it. Anorexia can do the same, and combine the two...all just conjecture at this point. We'll have forrgotten about her long before the tox screen comes back.

[Toolbox]

Olivia from sesame Street

[frank - up in grand blanc]

Olivia from sesame Street

I preferred Susan.

[The Notorious R.E.D]

I know that cocaine is a dangerous drug, but how often does it cause death in people who are seemingly otherwise healthy and young?

Well, That depends entirely on how much you're doing. Judging by the fact that she made about ten movies in 2004-2005 and not a single one since... I would have to assume A LOT.

I am guessing that drugs is the cause, but she might have pulled a Karen Carpenter too because she lost a bunch of weight from when she did her early movies to when she did her latest batch. Maybe her heart just gave up.

Of course it's all speculation because we don't know what she was into, I didn't even know who she was until I looked her up, but cocaine can induce serious cardiac arrhythmias. I've seen young and healthy looking men brought in stone cold dead from it and a good percentage of people of all ages who present with chest pain have been using it. Anorexia can do the same, and combine the two...all just conjecture at this point. We'll have forrgotten about her long before the tox screen comes back.

The eating disorder isn't speculation. She was pretty open about it during her "recovery."

[Doctor Detroit]

The real "Rain Main" has died.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituar ... -Peek.html

[ldodger]

The real "Rain Main" has died.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituar ... -Peek.html

Kmart sucks.

[Doctor Detroit]

Neuroscientists who conducted tests discovered that he had no corpus callosum, the membrane that separates the two hemispheres of the brain and filters information. This meant that Peek's brain was effectively the equivalent of a giant databank, giving him his photographic memory. He was also the only savant known to science who could read two pages of a book simultaneously – one with each eye, regardless of whether it was upside down or sideways on. His ability to retain 98 per cent of the information he absorbed led to his designation "mega-savant"'.

That's... can't even think of an adjective to describe it.

[Roquefort Robert]

Neuroscientists who conducted tests discovered that he had no corpus callosum, the membrane that separates the two hemispheres of the brain and filters information. This meant that Peek's brain was effectively the equivalent of a giant databank, giving him his photographic memory. He was also the only savant known to science who could read two pages of a book simultaneously – one with each eye, regardless of whether it was upside down or sideways on. His ability to retain 98 per cent of the information he absorbed led to his designation "mega-savant"'.

That's... can't even think of an adjective to describe it.

How about "mega-savant"?

[Toolbox]

Teddy Pendergrass dies in Pa. at 59

[middle aged female]

I don't know if she really qualifies as a celeb, but her son is one.
Mary Thomas, mother of Isaiah died.
http://www.upi.com/Sports_News/2010/01/ ... 263496725/

Oh, Isaiah.....

[Ya Mar]

I don't know if she really qualifies as a celeb, but her son is one.
Mary Thomas, mother of Isaiah died.
http://www.upi.com/Sports_News/2010/01/ ... 263496725/

Oh, Isaiah.....

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