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Your fans and critics are filling up my favorite discussion board with too many memorial threads! That is all.

Grand Lodge

Adventure Path Charter Subscriber

Celebrity death news is taking up too much bandwidth on my favorite 24/7 news channels. I'm having politics withdrawals.

-Skeld


Skeld wrote:

Celebrity death news is taking up too much bandwidth on my favorite 24/7 news channels. I'm having politics withdrawals.

-Skeld

Let's just hope that Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't die any time soon.

Sovereign Court

It's sad when someone dies, but there should probably be a bit more emphasis on what's going on with the living.

Scarab Sages

It'll get worse on Friday. I'm pretty sure that's when MJ's deification ceremony begins.

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber

And now, something completely different:

Al Franklin becomes Minnesota state senator!

It only took 7 months and a unanimous MN Supreme Court to get Coleman to concede...

RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

DoveArrow wrote:
Skeld wrote:

Celebrity death news is taking up too much bandwidth on my favorite 24/7 news channels. I'm having politics withdrawals.

-Skeld

Let's just hope that Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't die any time soon.

No. Only the California State Budget actually died. :(


DoveArrow wrote:
Skeld wrote:

Celebrity death news is taking up too much bandwidth on my favorite 24/7 news channels. I'm having politics withdrawals.

-Skeld

Let's just hope that Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't die any time soon.

The Oak shall never die - he's the God of Iron...


Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber

Can we add Paris Hilton to the list of Deceased celebs?

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber
Dragonsage47 wrote:
Can we add Paris Hilton to the list of Deceased celebs?

Shhh! You'll warn her and then she'll be on to us!


Dragonsage47 wrote:
Can we add Paris Hilton to the list of Deceased celebs?

I don't know about Paris, but we could add Lindsay Lohan's career.

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber

They aren't listening!


mattdroz wrote:
They aren't listening!

DAMNIT!

Scarab Sages

Come on people. We can forgive Karl - dude was 97 years old.


I thought Karl died about 20 years ago.

The Exchange

DoveArrow wrote:
Skeld wrote:

Celebrity death news is taking up too much bandwidth on my favorite 24/7 news channels. I'm having politics withdrawals.

-Skeld

Let's just hope that Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't die any time soon.

What? CONAN THE KING? NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Liberty's Edge

I keep hearing about people dying on the radio. Stop dying!


Why didn't anyone celebrate Billy Mays with a big memorial, like they did MJ? Or was it that maybe we were sorta sad to see Billy Mays, with all his silly carnival luster, go on to the great sky of $19.95 products?


(Can't help myself... on a roll)
If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here... Does 4th edition fail to keep your attention? Do you want to restore that brand new, showroom shine of 3.5? Feel embarrassed about how your gaming guests comment on the dull, dog eared around the edges feeling your role playing games have? Well do I have a product for you... Pathfinder RPG! Its got all the retro style that you love and crave in a shiny new hardback book! But wait, that's not all! You also get updated, upgraded, and over the top rules that really add the luster back to your gaming table's surface..... (etc.)

RPG Superstar 2011 Top 32

hallucitor wrote:
Why didn't anyone celebrate Billy Mays with a big memorial, like they did MJ? Or was it that maybe we were sorta sad to see Billy Mays, with all his silly carnival luster, go on to the great sky of $19.95 products?

Discovery Channel is having a memorial special tomorrow (Thursday 7/9) night. Last week, they ran Pitchmen all day long with the season finale as the cap to the day.

RPG Superstar 2011 Top 32

hallucitor wrote:

(Can't help myself... on a roll)

If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here... Does 4th edition fail to keep your attention? Do you want to restore that brand new, showroom shine of 3.5? Feel embarrassed about how your gaming guests comment on the dull, dog eared around the edges feeling your role playing games have? Well do I have a product for you... Pathfinder RPG! Its got all the retro style that you love and crave in a shiny new hardback book! But wait, that's not all! You also get updated, upgraded, and over the top rules that really add the luster back to your gaming table's surface..... (etc.)

::sniffle:: Having gotten hooked on Pitchmen, I can just hear his voice in the way you typed that. Good job :)


Gamer Girrl wrote:
hallucitor wrote:

(Can't help myself... on a roll)

If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here... Does 4th edition fail to keep your attention? Do you want to restore that brand new, showroom shine of 3.5? Feel embarrassed about how your gaming guests comment on the dull, dog eared around the edges feeling your role playing games have? Well do I have a product for you... Pathfinder RPG! Its got all the retro style that you love and crave in a shiny new hardback book! But wait, that's not all! You also get updated, upgraded, and over the top rules that really add the luster back to your gaming table's surface..... (etc.)
::sniffle:: Having gotten hooked on Pitchmen, I can just hear his voice in the way you typed that. Good job :)

My wife got me started... we were resting off a day's work at the mental hospital (yes, we both work at the mental hospital... actually how we met, but that's another story)... and were being bombarded with a combination of Billy Mays products and the various male enhancement product of the month ads... and then I mentioned how funny it would be if Billy Mays advertised the male enhancement products in the same fashion that he does everything else...

and my wife immediately went into a sales pitch that I cannot repeat for respect of the boards... but if you want the general idea think of it along the same lines as furniture polish... We still laugh about that one (but then we both work at a mental hospital so we've been known to start laughing at most anything out of the blue).

Silver Crusade

hallucitor wrote:
Gamer Girrl wrote:
hallucitor wrote:

(Can't help myself... on a roll)

If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here... Does 4th edition fail to keep your attention? Do you want to restore that brand new, showroom shine of 3.5? Feel embarrassed about how your gaming guests comment on the dull, dog eared around the edges feeling your role playing games have? Well do I have a product for you... Pathfinder RPG! Its got all the retro style that you love and crave in a shiny new hardback book! But wait, that's not all! You also get updated, upgraded, and over the top rules that really add the luster back to your gaming table's surface..... (etc.)
::sniffle:: Having gotten hooked on Pitchmen, I can just hear his voice in the way you typed that. Good job :)

My wife got me started... we were resting off a day's work at the mental hospital (yes, we both work at the mental hospital... actually how we met, but that's another story)... and were being bombarded with a combination of Billy Mays products and the various male enhancement product of the month ads... and then I mentioned how funny it would be if Billy Mays advertised the male enhancement products in the same fashion that he does everything else...

and my wife immediately went into a sales pitch that I cannot repeat for respect of the boards... but if you want the general idea think of it along the same lines as furniture polish... We still laugh about that one (but then we both work at a mental hospital so we've been known to start laughing at most anything out of the blue).

"DON'T YOU JUST LOVE BEAUTIFUL WOOD? GET ON THE BALL!"

I was only able to catch a part of the tribute show today. I really hope they re-air it soon. Losing him really hit me, especially since I'm a Garry's Mod player. He's pretty much one of the Memetic Badass saints in that community.


I am still alive, my dear, adoring fans! Carry on.


The real cause of all these recent celebrity deaths?

The Revenge of David Carradine, Undead Kung-Fu Master.


Mikaze wrote:
hallucitor wrote:
Gamer Girrl wrote:
hallucitor wrote:

(Can't help myself... on a roll)

If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here...
::sniffle:: Having gotten hooked on Pitchmen, I can just hear his voice in the way you typed that. Good job :)

"DON'T YOU JUST LOVE BEAUTIFUL WOOD? GET ON THE BALL!"

I was only able to catch a part of the tribute show today. I really hope they re-air it soon. Losing him really hit me, especially since I'm a Garry's Mod player. He's pretty much one of the Memetic Badass saints in that community.

Snicker! Actually, my wife's was fairly close... "Has your hardwood lost its luster?"

Dark Archive

hallucitor wrote:

(Can't help myself... on a roll)

If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here... Does 4th edition fail to keep your attention? Do you want to restore that brand new, showroom shine of 3.5? Feel embarrassed about how your gaming guests comment on the dull, dog eared around the edges feeling your role playing games have? Well do I have a product for you... Pathfinder RPG! Its got all the retro style that you love and crave in a shiny new hardback book! But wait, that's not all! You also get updated, upgraded, and over the top rules that really add the luster back to your gaming table's surface..... (etc.)

Billy Mays was going to do an ad campaign for Taco Bell. That is best left up to the imagination.


Capt. James T. Kirk wrote:
I am still alive, my dear, adoring fans! Carry on.

Hey! I was here before you! Impostor!

RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

James T. Kirk wrote:
Capt. James T. Kirk wrote:
I am still alive, my dear, adoring fans! Carry on.
Hey! I was here before you! Impostor!

Which of you is William Shatner? Which is Christopher Pine?

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber
Lord Fyre wrote:
James T. Kirk wrote:
Capt. James T. Kirk wrote:
I am still alive, my dear, adoring fans! Carry on.
Hey! I was here before you! Impostor!
Which of you is William Shatner? Which is Christopher Pine?

HA!

With all the time-traveling and cosmic strings in the Star Trek universe, there are a INFINITE number of James T. Kirk's out there. (Including one that didn't cheat on the Kobayashi Maru test, so he never graduated Starfleet and became a farmer instead).

Edit: I almost forgot the ShatnerVerse Kirk too!


I, too, live!


Lord Fyre wrote:
James T. Kirk wrote:
Capt. James T. Kirk wrote:
I am still alive, my dear, adoring fans! Carry on.
Hey! I was here before you! Impostor!
Which of you is William Shatner? Which is Christopher Pine?

I CAN'T GET BEHIND THAT!


David Fryer wrote:
hallucitor wrote:

(Can't help myself... on a roll)

If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here... Does 4th edition fail to keep your attention? Do you want to restore that brand new, showroom shine of 3.5? Feel embarrassed about how your gaming guests comment on the dull, dog eared around the edges feeling your role playing games have? Well do I have a product for you... Pathfinder RPG! Its got all the retro style that you love and crave in a shiny new hardback book! But wait, that's not all! You also get updated, upgraded, and over the top rules that really add the luster back to your gaming table's surface..... (etc.)

Billy Mays was going to do an ad campaign for Taco Bell. That is best left up to the imagination.

It was the lava sauce that did him in.

RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

mattdroz wrote:
With all the time-traveling and cosmic strings in the Star Trek universe, there are a INFINITE number of James T. Kirk's out there. (Including one that didn't cheat on the Kobayashi Maru test, so he never graduated Starfleet and became a farmer instead).

How about the Universe where James T. Kirk didn't cheat on the Kobayashi Maru test, got the point, and still went on to be a great Starship Captain?


Lord Fyre wrote:
mattdroz wrote:
With all the time-traveling and cosmic strings in the Star Trek universe, there are a INFINITE number of James T. Kirk's out there. (Including one that didn't cheat on the Kobayashi Maru test, so he never graduated Starfleet and became a farmer instead).
How about the Universe where James T. Kirk didn't cheat on the Kobayashi Maru test, got the point, and still went on to be a great Starship Captain?

Hey! The point is I don't play by your rules! I make the rules.

Sovereign Court RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8

We recorded the memorial for Billy Mays, because after watching the last episode of Pitchmen, I needed to look at scantly clad females to cheer myself up (Thank you, Naughty Balarina!)

I'll say this for Billy Mays. There was a man who loved life, and loved what he did. He himself said he was an absentee father to his son, as he was constantly on the road until he hit it on TV at 40. For him, he said, life really began at 40. He was divorced, had remarried and has a beautiful little blond moppet of a daughter who clearly meant the world to him. A lot of the products you see him pitch have stories behind them. The Awesome Auger, for example, was invented by a former pitchman who was mauled in an airplane crash.

With the exception of the visceral dislike of the ShamWow guy, Billy Mays always seemed to be open minded and friendly. He'd explain why a product was flawed, or unmarketable in their format. And came across as a man who grabbed life by the horns and rode every moment.

I'll miss Billy Mays, loud voice and all. He reminds me of my father in a lot of ways, and makes me cherish him more.

Dark Archive

Xabulba wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
hallucitor wrote:

(Can't help myself... on a roll)

If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here... Does 4th edition fail to keep your attention? Do you want to restore that brand new, showroom shine of 3.5? Feel embarrassed about how your gaming guests comment on the dull, dog eared around the edges feeling your role playing games have? Well do I have a product for you... Pathfinder RPG! Its got all the retro style that you love and crave in a shiny new hardback book! But wait, that's not all! You also get updated, upgraded, and over the top rules that really add the luster back to your gaming table's surface..... (etc.)

Billy Mays was going to do an ad campaign for Taco Bell. That is best left up to the imagination.
It was the lava sauce that did him in.

That stuff really is nasty. I normally like Taco Bell, but I had a Volcano Taco and I haent been beck in almost two months.


David Fryer wrote:
Xabulba wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
hallucitor wrote:

(Can't help myself... on a roll)

If Billy Mays was still around he could have advertised the Pathfinder RPG....
(Sales Pitch)
Billy Mays here... Does 4th edition fail to keep your attention? Do you want to restore that brand new, showroom shine of 3.5? Feel embarrassed about how your gaming guests comment on the dull, dog eared around the edges feeling your role playing games have? Well do I have a product for you... Pathfinder RPG! Its got all the retro style that you love and crave in a shiny new hardback book! But wait, that's not all! You also get updated, upgraded, and over the top rules that really add the luster back to your gaming table's surface..... (etc.)

Billy Mays was going to do an ad campaign for Taco Bell. That is best left up to the imagination.
It was the lava sauce that did him in.
That stuff really is nasty. I normally like Taco Bell, but I had a Volcano Taco and I haent been beck in almost two months.

Yeah, truly! I don't understand how they think that loading a shell with red dye makes the taco more worthwhile to eat....

Liberty's Edge

Walter Cronkite's death proves this: Celebrities don't listen!


Gark the Goblin wrote:
Walter Cronkite's death proves this: Celebrities don't listen!

Or at least they don't read the Paizo Off-Topic Discussions board.

Liberty's Edge

DoveArrow wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
Walter Cronkite's death proves this: Celebrities don't listen!
Or at least they don't read the Paizo Off-Topic Discussions board.

What makes you think that? ;)


Walter Cronkite did an unfavorable interview with David Carradine, once.

Liberty's Edge

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Walter Cronkite did an unfavorable interview with David Carradine, once.

Who, now?


The undead kung-fu master who is wreaking his revenge on the celebrity community, taking new victims every week.

Liberty's Edge

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
The undead kung-fu master who is wreaking his revenge on the celebrity community, taking new victims every week.

Huh. Better cancel my plans to become a celebrity then...


Gark the Goblin wrote:
DoveArrow wrote:
Or at least they don't read the Paizo Off-Topic Discussions board.
What makes you think that? ;)

BECAUSE THEY KEEP FRIKKIN' DYING!!!

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber

Speaking of celebrity deaths and Taco Bell:

Gidget passes at 15


Unrelated. The poor pooch was old and had eaten to much Taco Bell.

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Unrelated. The poor pooch was old and had eaten to much Taco Bell.

Same could be said about Ed McMahon... :P

Silver Crusade

mattdroz wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Unrelated. The poor pooch was old and had eaten to much Taco Bell.
Same could be said about Ed McMahon... :P

So wrong, and yet so funny.

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