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Her dad was a firefighter, so she was following in his footsteps.
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The "which famous person died today" thread
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mexico1970
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Abdul "Duke" Fakir, last of The Four Tops.
"Reach out, I'll be there" someone must've called to him today.
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That saddens me....Abdul "Duke" Fakir, last of The Four Tops.
"Reach out, I'll be there" someone must've called to him today.
They were outstanding.
bluethrunthru
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Very very sad that, just been looking back at her Twitter timeline the last few months. She was brave about it for sure, but didn’t sugar coat it either. Really honest posts and likes. I may be wrong but it seems she was diagnosed with terminal abdominal cancer.
I remember thinking what an odd career change it was back in 2019 when she left journalism for fire fighting and there must’ve been a back story to all that, but it all pales really.
Condolences to all her family.
1 in 2. What a shite thing it is.
Abdominal cancer took my mum - worst era of my life - cancer is such a lottery its awful
mexico1970
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Abdul "Duke" Fakir, last of The Four Tops.
"Reach out, I'll be there" someone must've called to him today.
My favourite from their envious catalogue of great tunes.
My favourite from their envious catalogue of great tunes.
Lot of joy in that, from a more innocent time.
mexico1970
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Lot of joy in that, from a more innocent time.
And the way the lads carried those clothes off and look stylish even now, can't see myself ever getting away with that lilac number.
the shirt's fine - but them shoes ..And the way the lads carried those clothes off and look stylish even now, can't see myself ever getting away with that lilac number.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Think there’s definitely something in this.Not really pal :-(
The only thing that sticks with me is recalling a professor who said, and I’m paraphrasing here, that we are doomed because of the close proximity of so much of our food and drink that we consume to plastic, in one form or another.
I remember when I first read it thinking, omg, how can a person ever avoid that? I think it’s just not possible.
That’s honestly the only thing I can offer.