Aldon Smith. Only 36. Damn.

Ironman92 wrote:

Cheryl Krueger 74

Cheryl’s cookies! There was nothing like shopping in a Columbus mall in 1992 and stopping in for a fresh out of the over Cheryl’s cookie….nothing close to it. The packaged stuff after she sold off, just no 

What’s funny is after she sold it she started CKrueger cookies which tasted exactly the same as the OG Cheryls

Clive Davis 94

President of Columbia Records and then founded Arista Records

Signed Billy Joel, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, Air Supply, Chicago, Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and many more

Alan Greenspan, 100

Ironman92 wrote:

Clive Davis 94

President of Columbia Records and then founded Arista Records

Signed Billy Joel, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, Air Supply, Chicago, Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and many more

That’s a pretty good track record. He’s the antithesis of the guy at Decca who said “no thanks” to the Beatles. 

David  Clayton-Thomas, 84.

One of the best lead singers in rock (Blood Sweat and Tears).

Bonnie Tyler 75

Had a few hits….but everyone knows the one

Ironman92 wrote:

Bonnie Tyler 75

Had a few hits….but everyone knows the one

The first time I remember hearing her was my Dad playing her 8 track in his truck. The song was a cover of Stevie Wonder - Living For the City, I think the name of it was. 

Lindsey Graham 

CenterBHSFan wrote:

Lindsey Graham 

Oh snap. 

Sam Neill - 78

Am I the only one that thought Mitch McConnell's public picture and story looked too much like a faked out "proof of life"?

I mean he had an up to date newspaper in his lap and everything.

I'm no conspiracy theory guy but that one was weird.

jmog wrote:

Am I the only one that thought Mitch McConnell's public picture and story looked too much like a faked out "proof of life"?

I mean he had an up to date newspaper in his lap and everything.

I'm no conspiracy theory guy but that one was weird.

You are not. I thought the same thing.

And R.I.P. to Sam Neill. In the Mouth of Madness is a Tier 1 classic.