R. I. P.

[antwerp1701]

He probably passed out do to drugs or alcohol while in the tub.

Or he may have been clean and his heart just gave out after so many years of abuse.

 

[joeyboy]

He probably passed out do to drugs or alcohol while in the tub.

We will never know.

 

[genius]

We will never know.

Maybe. There are other ways to go unconscious or lose muscle control such as a cardiac event.
When the autopsy results are released the cause of death will then be known.

 

[joeyboy]

Whatever he passed from doesn't matter. He passed away so RIP, what this threads title is.

 

[The Exiled]

He might of passed out due to a drop in blood pressure. Hot tubs are known for that.

 

[trigger]

Frank Howard at 87. He was a major league baseball player and manager. He was 6' 7" and 270 to 290 lbs during his time as a player.

 

[michfoxx93]

Frank Howard at 87. He was a ajor league baseball player and manager. He was 6' 7" and 270 to 290 lbs during his time as a player.

I was a 13 - 14 year old kid on vacation during spring training in Pompano Beach FL in the early 70's when I took my bike to the local ice cream parlor (Bresslers 33Flavors) to get away from the family for bit and came upon Ted Williams and Frank Howard, manager and hitting coach of the Senators. I summoned up the courage to introduce myself and tell them I admired them both and they could not have been kinder to me.....RIP big Frank (Hondo) and Teddy ballgame (there have been claims that Williams’ severed head was then frozen, and even used for batting practice by a technician trying to dislodge it from a tuna fish can)

 

[billyS]

Frank Howard at 87. He was a major league baseball player and manager. He was 6' 7" and 270 to 290 lbs during his time as a player.

He also coached first base for the Yankees in the either the late 80's or early 90's. Back when they stank. The pre Buck years. Also always in the middle of bench clearing brawls, literally picking people up and moving them.

 

[pokler]

Matthew Perry 54

He was the best natural comedian on the show and one of best ever. Great execution .

 

[Nehoma]

Just the extreme heat of the hot tub can knock you out if you stay too long.

 

[Carl1991]

Bob Knight, 83. Indiana basketball coach. Famous for chair throwing, toilet paper and winning.

 

[Mighty Spearsman]

Bob Knight, age 83. Fired for choking a player (the video is public), also famous for punching a cop, kicking a player, and throwing a folding chair across the court during a game.

 

[billyS]

Bob Knight, age 83. Fired for choking a player (the video is public), also famous for punching a cop, kicking a player, and throwing a folding chair across the court during a game.

That's probably what most non sports fans remember him for. Not really a fitting obituary, just those facts in a vacuum.

He was one of the greatest college coaches of all time. When men were men and could take a little constructive criticism. Not the fucking woosies today.

I'm going to stop now before I break the rules about broaching subjects that could lead to political debate.

 

[Carl1991]

He was one of the greatest college coaches of all time. When men were men and could take a little constructive criticism. Not the fucking woosies today.

Best Bob Knight exit quote:

""When my time on Earth is gone, and my activities here are passed, I want [them] to bury me upside down, and my critics can kiss my ass." — Knight at IU's Senior Day in 1994.

 

[antwerp1701]

Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter. A truly classy woman.

 

[Carl1991]

Billionaire Charlie Munger, investing genius and vice chairman of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, dies at age 99.

 

[pokler]

Billionaire Charlie Munger, investing genius and vice chairman of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, dies at age 99.

There are plenty of vids out there with Charlie sharing his wisdom on investing.
Not from an academic espousing theory and models but from from real life common sense and experience. If your serious about making money you should be seeking them out and watching every last one of them .

 

[The Exiled]

Pablo Guzman, 73 NYC TV reporter

 

[Bricktop]

Henry Kissinger

 

[trigger]

Henry Kissinger

He lived to be 100 and 7 months. He had a very long life. RIP