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Not really sure if this is considered "world news", but it's something
http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20389492,00.html[quote]Gary Coleman, who by age 11 had skyrocketed to become TV's brightest star but as an adult could never quite land on solid footing, has died after suffering a brain hemorrhage. He was 42.
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He will be missed, taken from the world at such a young age....
He lived a short life full of tall dreams...
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Replying to #4
No pun intended I assume. :)
His life was tragically cut short by a different stroke, but I suppose a long life was a tall order anyway.
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Replying to #6
Nice joke, lets hope people are nicer when you die.
I thought it would been funny if while they were talking about "pulling the plug" he snapped out of coma and said "What'choo talkin' 'bout, Willis!?"
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I dont know who he is... but Rest In peace.
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agxthesorrow · #9I dont know who he is... but Rest In peace.
He was an actor who was popular when he was a child in the US Sitcom that ran from 1978 to 1985 "Diffrent Strokes" never got a foot hold after the series ended as an adult.
