Paul Walker dies and we fill 8 pages, how many pages get filled when a real hero dies

[KittiesKorner]

Got any pics? Me and my dad always talked about going

I do but I haven't uploaded them to the netz yet. Might do so this weekend and will give a link

 

[botfly10]

looks like 3 pages

 

[nwfisch]

looks like 3 pages

One for me weirdo

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

This is the age of "Give Obama a nobel peace prize just cause he is half black Pres of Merica"

In the context of this thread; what the **** does this even mean?

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

Band Of Brothers was the best thing ever put on TV. (probably because it was about the best Americans ever) RIP Babe.

Anyone ever read the book? I've thought about getting it numerous times but never got around to it.

 

[KittiesKorner]

I've read all of stephen ambrose's stuff. It's good. If you like ww2 history i also recommend antony beevor and max hastings

 

[DewsSox79]

Rip Edward J. 'Babe' Heffron...

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/12/03/edward-j-babe-heffron-band-brothers-fame-dies-at-0/

Part of the greatest generation.

It would be impossible to keep up with the amount of heros that die everyday.

Paul Walker gets the attention from so many variables.

1) He is an actor from one of the top grossing franchises. The poster boy for that amateur street racer at heart.

2) He was very big into being a celeb that blended in, down to earth guy buying a hero a diamond ring, caring about typhoon victims.

3) The way he died

everyone who dies is important, from the bum on the street to celebs, theres just not enough time or space to talk about the thousands who die every year.

Im saddened by his death as I was a fan. Im also in a way relieved no innocent families were hurt or killed. As of now with the evidence, they were irresponsible. I hope this changes the street racing scene, a scene that I was trapped in early in my 20s. Cars are no joke. Trust me on that.


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[botfly10]

Band Of Brothers was the best thing ever put on TV. (probably because it was about the best Americans ever) RIP Babe.

Anyone ever read the book? I've thought about getting it numerous times but never got around to it.

I read it too. Its a kinda different that the movie. There is less of a contiguous narrative. Its more a series of standout memories. But definitely good.