This Week: In Memoriam
By Nicole Belle Sunday Nov 30, 2008 1:01pm
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This Week with George Stephanopoulos marks the passing of politician Cecil Underwood, playwright William Gibson and Broadway impresario Gerald Schoenfeld. In addition, the Pentagon has released the names of 4 servicemembers who were killed in Iraq and Afghanistan this week.
The total number of allied troops killed in Iraq now totals 4,521, per iCasualties.org. For the same week, Iraq Body Count lists 134 Iraqi civilian deaths.
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Locally owned businesses. Pretty soon the only choices will be big box stores.
Big box stores are good.
Soon we'll all be living in one.
a safe place to hide is inside of a thread where the dead are mentioned this is where the b88ts never tread! its much easier to close the old eyeballs and dream of nice great speaches nice looks and not think about who sends the liveing off to wars to become the future dead,
Fancy meeting you here! I always come to pay my respects to the In Memoriam thread even though I may not always comment. Peace.
peace is a good start calgary!
so true, dude! Hope you're having a good day :)
you too!
As long as George Steph continues to employ George Will, I will refuse to watch and will continue to write to his heinous self regularly. What an amoral jerk he is. But he is sooo pretty. And he knows it.
You left out a few:
The WalMart employee trampled to death at the Black Friday Blitz opening. Merry Christmas!
Some 190 dead in Mumbai, India in terror attacks. I say we wrap up Bush, Cheney and Rummy and deliver them to Bin Laden.
Sadly passed away on 11/16/08, American movie and TV fans prob wont know his name, but they will know his face.
Reg Varney was the worlds first customer of the modern ATM machines, forty one years ago in London.
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