Robin Williams, Lauren Bacall, who is number 3?

[kutra11]

Originally Posted by kutra11

Justin Bieber or Kim Kardashian?

I have to admit that my reply above was in jest, but some of you folks posting here are actually serious about this nonsense! While I do not believe in bad vibes, just the fact that you guys are wishing deaths of people who are loved by friends, families and more is horrible. You are plain disgusting and should be in a mental institution!

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by ChuteTheMall

We've already had our three so far this month: James Brady 73, Robin Williams 63, and Lauren Bacall 89.

We'll have another three for the second half of August, any predictions?

Usually it's a politician with brain damage, a popular comedian, and an actress from long ago.

My picks are:

Hillary Clinton 66, Dick Van Dyke 88, and Doris Day 90.

I don't count Brady because he's not in the entertainment business, but your post is hilarious, you sick puppy.

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by Vector1

I don't know if anyone mentioned him, but James Shigeta died just a week or two ago, so he was #1, with Bacall and Williams rounding out the 3.

Never heard of him. That doesn't mean anything. I never heard of Versace until he was murdered, but lots of other people did.

[apexgds]

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

Never heard of him. That doesn't mean anything. I never heard of Versace until he was murdered, but lots of other people did.

I had to Google him, and I still don't know who he is.

[Ghengis]

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

He died a while ago, though. They have to die within a week, or maybe even ten days, to count as a threesome of celebrity death. That's my rule, anyway.

are we suppose to count weekend and holidays and do they all have to be in the same month as someone else pointed that out?

[aneye4detail]

Originally Posted by Ten Cat

Isn't Lauren Bacall number three? I thought Philip Seymour Hoffman was number one.

Uhhh Hoffman passed 6 months ago.....

[aneye4detail]

Originally Posted by Vector1

I don't know if anyone mentioned him, but James Shigeta died just a week or two ago, so he was #1, with Bacall and Williams rounding out the 3.

OK because I'm the future founder of the American Association for the Advancement of Asian Actors, I'll let this one be counted.

[aneye4detail]

Originally Posted by Ghengis

are we suppose to count weekend and holidays and do they all have to be in the same month as someone else pointed that out?

It should be within about 2 weeks of each other, IMO.

[ChuteTheMall]

Originally Posted by kutra11

I have to admit that my reply above was in jest, but some of you folks posting here are actually serious about this nonsense! While I do not believe in bad vibes, just the fact that you guys are wishing deaths of people who are loved by friends, families and more is horrible. You are plain disgusting and should be in a mental institution!

Somebody has to live and let die, we might as well guess who's next.

I wonder if Paul McCartney will outlive Pete Townsend?

The only surviving Beatles are the drummer and the bass player, and from The Who the only deceased are the drummer and the bass player. Coincidence, or conspiracy?

[drro]

Originally Posted by kharing

If we're talking the "Hi, I'm Billy Mays....here to talk about Orange Clean" guy, it's even more pathetic and sad that they would put him in the same category as a star or celebrity. He wouldn't even be a D list celebrity.

I'm from the Netherlands and I know Billy Mays but I did not know Ed McMahon or Farrah Fawcett, who died at the same as Michael Jackson and Billy Mays. I wouldn't call Billy a 'D list celebrity'. Billy never got the attention he deserved because his untimely passing got completely overshadowed by Michael Jacksons death a few days earlier. I thought Billy was really great because to me he is the personification of everything America stands for.