The R.I.P. Thread
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It says after a long illness, so I assume cancer, although there are other possibilities. Sounds less likely to be the vaccine this time.
From the NY Post article:
Gilbert Gottfried’s cause of death revealed: ‘We are heartbroken’
His family called him “the most iconic voice in comedy” as they confirmed his passing on Tuesday afternoon.
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Bodybuilding champion Cedric McMillan dead at 44: reports
Cedric McMillan, a world-class bodybuilder and former U.S. Army instructor at Fort Jackson in South Carolina, died earlier this week, according to multiple reports. He was 44.
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So he already had this myotonic dystrophy, but the jab could have aggravated it fatally. It's one of those cases where you can't say for sure if it was the vax, but.......it's the vax. It's all too common nowadays.
From the NY Post article:
Gilbert Gottfried’s cause of death revealed: ‘We are heartbroken’
His family called him “the most iconic voice in comedy” as they confirmed his passing on Tuesday afternoon.
I always thought Gottfried was the voice of "the bubble boy" in that Seinfeld episode...
If the jab exacerbated (and logic would dictate this is a high likelihood) an existing coronary condition: then did he die of the "vaccine" or with it?
From the NY Post article:
Gilbert Gottfried’s cause of death revealed: ‘We are heartbroken’
His family called him “the most iconic voice in comedy” as they confirmed his passing on Tuesday afternoon.
I bet that guy in the green shirt is sweating right now.
Just as we suspected...
Gilbert Gottfried admitted he was double vaxxed and boosted on the Joe Rogan Podcast (JRE #1729) last November.
Skip to around 1 minute 15 seconds mark:
Gilbert Gottfried admitted he was double vaxxed and boosted on the Joe Rogan Podcast (JRE #1729) last November.
Skip to around 1 minute 15 seconds mark:
Islanders legend Mike Bossy dead at 65
Islanders legend Mike Bossy, whose scoring touch helped drive the franchise to four straight championships, died late Thursday after a battle with terminal lung cancer. He was 65. Bossy’s diagnosis…
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One of the great goal scorers in hockey during the 80's, Mike Bossy, has passed away at the age of 65.
He had been battling lung cancer for a few months.
Islanders legend Mike Bossy dead at 65
Islanders legend Mike Bossy, whose scoring touch helped drive the franchise to four straight championships, died late Thursday after a battle with terminal lung cancer. He was 65. Bossy’s diagnosis…
One of the great goal scorers in hockey during the 80's, Mike Bossy, has passed away at the age of 65.
He had been battling lung cancer for a few months.
Oh no! He was one of the greatest goal scorers of all-time. Legendary. This is sad.
Guy Lafleur! One of the greatest goal scorers ever.
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First Mike Bossy then a week later Guy Lafleur. Insane. They were the 2 greatest scorers of their era besides when Gretzky came on the scene.
They were both the top goal scorer on teams that won the Cup 4 years in a row, Lafleur in 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979 with Montreal then Bossy in 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 with the Islanders.
Lafleur - 6 consecutive seasons of 50+ goals, 1974 - 1979
Bossy - 9 consecutive seasons of 50+ goals, 1977 - 1985, NHL record
Guy Lafleur, Canadiens legend and Hockey Hall of Famer, dies at 70
Guy Lafleur, Canadiens legend and Hockey Hall of Famer, dies at 70: Lafleur was a five-time Stanley Cup champion with the Canadiens.
nhl.nbcsports.com
First Mike Bossy then a week later Guy Lafleur. Insane. They were the 2 greatest scorers of their era besides when Gretzky came on the scene.
They were both the top goal scorer on teams that won the Cup 4 years in a row, Lafleur in 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979 with Montreal then Bossy in 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 with the Islanders.
Lafleur - 6 consecutive seasons of 50+ goals, 1974 - 1979
Bossy - 9 consecutive seasons of 50+ goals, 1977 - 1985, NHL record
Guy Lafleur! One of the greatest goal scorers ever.
Guy Lafleur, Canadiens legend and Hockey Hall of Famer, dies at 70
Guy Lafleur, Canadiens legend and Hockey Hall of Famer, dies at 70: Lafleur was a five-time Stanley Cup champion with the Canadiens.
First Mike Bossy then a week later Guy Lafleur. Insane. They were the 2 greatest scorers of their era besides when Gretzky came on the scene.
They were both the top goal scorer on teams that won the Cup 4 years in a row, Lafleur in 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979 with Montreal then Bossy in 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 with the Islanders.
Lafleur - 6 consecutive seasons of 50+ goals, 1974 - 1979
Bossy - 9 consecutive seasons of 50+ goals, 1977 - 1985, NHL
Loved Lafleur. 10 minute standing ovation at the Forum last night.
R.I.P. Guy.
