R.I.P.

[eddiememphis]

It's hard for me to go back and rewatch M.A.S.H episodes, but if I do, it is for Hot Lips Houlihan. RIP.

I tried to watch one the other day. Wow, does that show suck.

[Scanker19]

Awww I love MASH.
She was in the B movie about motorcycle people
Doing weird shit.

[flogger]

Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys passes at 82. A true musical Genius. RIP and Good Vibrations!

[BPTactical]

Sly Stone of Sly & the Family Stone passed Tuesday at 82 as well.
Incredible musician

[theGinsue]

Brownells sadly announces the death of long-time family patriarch Frank Brownell, who successively held the positions of President, CEO, and Chairman of the Board at Brownells.

For nearly six decades, Frank?s passion, vision, and generosity shaped not only Brownells, but the entire firearms community. Friends and customers alike remember him greeting ?long lines of friends? at SHOT Show and the NRA Annual Meetings, championing gunsmithing, and driving industry innovation.

From marketing the now-iconic Latigo Sling at the 1964 NRA convention to elevating gunsmithing as a respected profession, his influence can be seen in countless shops, ranges, and workbenches across America.

An industry innovator, he helped establish Brownells as a nationwide legacy retailer in the gunsmithing, gun parts, and firearms space. He helped advance the best model for working with and developing endemic industry media. He advocated for elevating gunsmithing to a respected profession and created new ways to support and develop the growth of gunsmithing, gun ownership, and gun culture.

Friends, colleagues, and customers are encouraged to honor Frank by sharing memories, supporting aspiring gunsmiths, or simply spending time at the bench, just as he loved to do.


https://www.theoutdoorwire.com/featu...0-acce596ae30d

[Ah Pook]

Anne Burrell dies at 55.

[Aloha_Shooter]

Anne Burrell dies at 55.

Sorry for anyone who dies at a relatively young age but I was never a fan of hers or her cooking. Her repartee wasn't particularly witty and while she didn't go for extravagant crap like Bobby Flay, she didn't have the food science down like Alton Brown or the flair of some of the other chefs. It always seemed to me that Food Network was pushing her for reasons other than her cooking.

[colorider]

Sorry for anyone who dies at a relatively young age but I was never a fan of hers or her cooking. Her repartee wasn't particularly witty and while she didn't go for extravagant crap like Bobby Flay, she didn't have the food science down like Alton Brown or the flair of some of the other chefs. It always seemed to me that Food Network was pushing her for reasons other than her cooking.

On that note, Food Network made Rachael Ray famous and that gal was/is a complete hack in the kitchen! She's more suited for a show about microwaving frozen dinners than actually using pots and pans.

[Ah Pook]

Sorry for anyone who dies at a relatively young age but I was never a fan of hers or her cooking. Her repartee wasn't particularly witty and while she didn't go for extravagant crap like Bobby Flay, she didn't have the food science down like Alton Brown or the flair of some of the other chefs. It always seemed to me that Food Network was pushing her for reasons other than her cooking.

Well, I wasn't the biggest fan. First saw her on Iron Chef America, where she seemed to be the "head down" helper.


Saw her in more shows and she always looked stiff like she was the "bit^#". The "iron clad look" got old but seems to be a theme on the FN.

Saw some out takes and she looked more normal. FN likes "a look". Do not veir from it.

[Aloha_Shooter]

Peter David died on May 24. He was an avowed Leftist but wrote some excellent science fiction stories and comic books.

More brutal (to me) was Jim Shooter dying yesterday. Jim Shooter started working for DC comics at the age of 14 but he wrote better than most people 3 times his age. He revitalized Marvel comics at a time when they desperately needed some discipline, giving us Chris Claremont's X-men, Walt Simonson's Thor, and Frank Miller's Daredevil. https://comicbookclublive.com/2025/0...r-dies-age-73/