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October 2017 - page 2

Earthquake in Vegas

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“Did somebody say chicken wings?!?
I’m totally down from some spicy garlic, yo!”
 
 

Ralphie May
Comedian, actor, funny fat guy.
February 17, 1972 – October 6, 2017.
Aged 45 years.

Most recognized for: A poor kid from Arkansas crippled by his weight and a Southern twang, he won a comedy contest at the age of 17 to open for his idol Sam Kinison. He later gained notoriety as runner-up in another comedy contest, Last Comic Standing. Then, Ralphie dropped dead… sending shockwaves throughout the comedy community. Literally.

Selected by: N. Galvez

Whacked Again

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“I guess this means that I’ll never get the money that De Niro owes me.”

Chuck Low
Actor, Army vet, schmuck on wheels.
July 21, 1928 – September 18th, 2017.
Aged 89 years.

Most recognized for:  Though he had bit parts here & there, his big role was as wig shop owner Morris “Morrie” Kessler in “Goodfellas.”  Morrie’s shitty TV commercials showed him repeatedly jumping into a pool to proudly demonstrate his product’s secure fit… and drew the ire of Jimmy Conway.  Poor Morrie.  He & Jimmy Roast Beef deserved better.

Total Rebuild Required

in Hits & Misses by
“Who You Trying To Get Crazy With, Ese?
Don’t You Know I’m Loco?”

Robert Yates
NASCAR team owner, engine builder, grease monkey.
April 19, 1943 – October 2, 2017
Aged 74 years.

Most recognized for: He was the man with the plan for building stock car engines that were anything but “stock.” As an owner, he won 57 cup races… including 3 Daytona 500’s. He’s scheduled to be inducted into NASCAR’s Hall of Fame as part of the “Class of 2018,” but if he’s planning on taking a victory lap, it’ll be in a hearse.

Into the Great Wide Open

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“Well…. my mom says I’m handsome.
Who are you to disagree with my mom?”

Tom Petty
Musician, songwriter, stoner.
October 20, 1950 – October 2, 2017.
Aged 66 years.

Most recognized for: Considered one of the best selling music artists of all time, Mr. Petty’s career speaks for itself. His looks on the other hand…. yikes. Tom definitely had a face for radio, bearing the resemblance of a sick horse. Fortunately for him, people liked what they heard & bought it… only to recoil in horror later at his appearance on the album’s artwork.

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