The 2025 Grim Reaper Thread

[TrueBlue4ever]

On 2025-09-12 at 12:41 PM, Mark H. said:

We'll leave it at this 

Ironic since Kirk championed “free speech” as the foundation upon which to spread his views, even ones that were quite divisive. Yet opinions on his life (which are common when someone else does, be it a musical hero to some or someone more infamous like an OK Simpson) are being censored because it may lead to some divisive stances. Unfortunate. 

[Mark H.]

2 hours ago, TrueBlue4ever said:

Ironic since Kirk championed “free speech” as the foundation upon which to spread his views, even ones that were quite divisive. Yet opinions on his life (which are common when someone else does, be it a musical hero to some or someone more infamous like an OK Simpson) are being censored because it may lead to some divisive stances. Unfortunate. 

We don't moderate political discussion here. There is really not more to it than that.

[FrostyWinnipeg]

There's only one Ricky Hatton!

[iHeart]

we're going to have to reserve a spot for Robert Munsch soon, this one is a real heartbreaker, I really hate Dementia

 

Edited Monday at 10:45 PM by iHeart

[Brandon]

4 hours ago, iHeart said:

we're going to have to reserve a spot for Robert Munsch soon, this one is a real heartbreaker, I really hate Dementia

 

The guy is (was) a legend for childrens books.  I remember reading them with my parents when I was really young and then doing the same with my kids when they were smaller.  His works are timeless.  

[iHeart]

and I was real lucky to have attended a performance the one time he did Kids Fest in 2001

[Goalie]

My daughter was reading his books last year and prior. He will be missed but his legacy will live on. I guess not RIP yet but hopefully sooner than later I suppose. 

[iHeart]

https://deadline.com/2025/09/robert-redford-dead-89-1236545217/

Well Ordinary People is in my PVR at least now I have an excuse to watch (though I already saw Out of Africa a few weeks ago...and The Natural)

Edited Tuesday at 12:49 PM by iHeart

[SpeedFlex27]

Robert Redford is gone at 89. Great actor. Just by watching his films he seemed like a geniunely nice guy & was the kind of actor who appealed to everyone. My favourite was All The President's Men. May Robert now Rest In Peace. 

https://media.tenor.com/X4H0T0VxgokAAAA1/robert-redford-robert.webp

[Piggy 1]

46 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

Robert Redford is gone at 89. Great actor. Just by watching his films he seemed like a geniunely nice guy & was the kind of actor who appealed to everyone. My favourite was All The President's Men. May Robert now Rest In Peace. 

https://media.tenor.com/X4H0T0VxgokAAAA1/robert-redford-robert.webp

The Last Castle was one of the best movies ever made imo. 

[SpeedFlex27]

7 hours ago, iHeart said:

https://deadline.com/2025/09/robert-redford-dead-89-1236545217/

Well Ordinary People is in my PVR at least now I have an excuse to watch (though I already saw Out of Africa a few weeks ago...and The Natural)

I liked The Natural. 

[iHeart]

21 hours ago, iHeart said:

we're going to have to reserve a spot for Robert Munsch soon, this one is a real heartbreaker, I really hate Dementia

 

well Julie Munsch has posted a statement about what was posted yesterday.

 

[SpeedFlex27]

49 minutes ago, iHeart said:

well Julie Munsch has posted a statement about what was posted yesterday.

 

I didn't think dementia qualified for MAID. 

[bigg jay]

1 hour ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

I didn't think dementia qualified for MAID. 

He also has Parkinson's, not just dementia so he could possibly have been approved based on that diagnosis.

The catch to mental health issues and MAID is that he has to choose to do it while he is still competent.  If he waits too long, he won't have the capacity to choose to go through with it.  Better too soon than to late is what it comes down to.

[kelownabomberfan]

16 hours ago, iHeart said:

https://deadline.com/2025/09/robert-redford-dead-89-1236545217/

Well Ordinary People is in my PVR at least now I have an excuse to watch (though I already saw Out of Africa a few weeks ago...and The Natural)

The Sting - classic movie.

[iHeart]

yeah it's on my watchlist and I would have it done sooner if it wasn't taken out of the PVR prematurely

[SpeedFlex27]

23 hours ago, bigg jay said:

He also has Parkinson's, not just dementia so he could possibly have been approved based on that diagnosis.

The catch to mental health issues and MAID is that he has to choose to do it while he is still competent.  If he waits too long, he won't have the capacity to choose to go through with it.  Better too soon than to late is what it comes down to.

I know what I want. I better hop to it. 

16 hours ago, kelownabomberfan said:

The Sting - classic movie.

This was a popuar sign with male students at Churchill High School when The Sting came out. It seemed everyone was doing it & if you didn't, you still knew what it was about. 

[kelownabomberfan]