celebrity death thread

[Slurpee]

Oh thank God it's someone I don't like

hahaha I was like :? and then I did a google news search for "dies" and then I literally clapped my hands and shouted YES. and immediately felt bad. but not that bad.

[BilliardBall10]

Oh thank God it's someone I don't like

hahaha I was like :? and then I did a google news search for "dies" and then I literally clapped my hands and shouted YES. and immediately felt bad. but not that bad.

who died now?

[Slurpee]

[Sinister Clock]

rip man who thought black people voting was "racial entitlement"

[PhantomCatClock]

celebrity, not celebshitty

[Sinister Clock]

celebrity, not celebshitty

please don't insult my dead racist waifu

[BilliardBall10]

aha, i see.
thanks for clarifying.

[AnkhClock]

[AnkhClock]

Everyone fuckin died today

[Slurpee]

good thing they tarnished harper lee's legacy by releasing a bogus sequel before she passed on with grace and dignity

eco finally succumbed to that bullet wound i gave him 7 years ago. he was a brilliant man and a tough son of a bunch but he should have let me take his chair


i don't know sports

[BilliardBall10]

umberto eco

damn it, no!
i love umberto eco's books!
he was a great writer, an intellectual, and a very likeable person.

RIP.

(also RIP to all the other people who died today as well.)

eco finally succumbed to that bullet wound i gave him 7 years ago. he was a brilliant man and a tough son of a bunch but he should have let me take his chair

moral: never steal slurpee's chair.

dude, which are your favorite eco's books?

i like ''the island of the day before'', ''baudolino'', the mysterious flame of queen loanna, numbero zero, foucaults pendulum, the name of the rose, and the prague cemetery, to name a few.
heck, i like all of his books!
its very sad to hear about his death.

[Slurpee]

kant and the platypus

[Slurpee]

did you actually read foucault's pendulum because holy shit

[AnkhClock]

I don't doubt for a moment that BB10 is actually the most well-read out of all the Clocks.

[BilliardBall10]

did you actually read foucault's pendulum because holy shit

i have read (almost) all of umberto eco's books, except from foucault's pendulum, because i never got the time to fully enjoy it.
i will complete it this summer, its standing in my library, and its awesome.

(i think its chapters were divided by sephiroths? thats what i still remember after a quick read)

BTW, did you liked eco's analysis on the thoughts of a stone about the universe?
(in ''the island of the day before'', i believe that it was a beautiful philosophical analysis on what a rock would possibly ''think'', if it was aware of its existence somehow.)

I don't doubt for a moment that BB10 is actually the most well-read out of all the Clocks.

thank you, but i believe that snake-clock is the champion in this department.
i like reading books, tho.

[Slurpee]

haven't read it

[BilliardBall10]

haven't read it

which books are your favorite, slurpee?
i always like new book suggestions.

[Slurpee]

kant and the platypus

or do you just mean in general?

brothers karamazov, the notebook the proof and the third lie, illuminatus!, timequake, at swim two birds

[FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK]

I wanted to like timequake but I kept getting bored just a little ways into it and reading something else instead, sometimes by vonnegut specifically. I need to give it a proper shake, it was his last book and I was always curious about it.

[BilliardBall10]

kant and the platypus

or do you just mean in general?

brothers karamazov, the notebook the proof and the third lie, illuminatus!, timequake, at swim two birds

i mean in general