And RIP Malcolm-Jamal Warner too. Been a rough week that we've lost three loved entertainers.

He has a young kid too

Unlike Bulk Mulligan of whatever his name was.

Well, I don’t know if he had the mental capacity to keep up with the goings-on in the world. He is very much known to be off his rocker from all the drugs.

“Ozzy is so confused by it all and just keeps asking me to explain why there is so much hatred of Jews,” Sharon said in an interview with Jewish News in 2023. “What do I say?”

Dude fuck off. Ozzy loved everyone

Coffee shits.

“Hard cases make bad laws”

Whatever one thinks of Gawker, its demise is a footnote next to the precedent it set in muzzling investigative journalism that discomfits the powerful.

To quote the almighty dril:

issuing correction on a previous post of mine, regarding the terror group ISIL. you do not, under any circumstances, 'gotta hand it to them.'

Yep, that's the orange piece of shit

Pedonald for short

And 34 time convicted felon

Have you never actually been in a public bathroom?

Ahh yes. Given the two choices, conservative pieces of shit will always choose evil.

It was a male-targeted soap opera.

I used to say all the same until, likely related, the relatively recent growth of John Cena's film career. We know wrestling is fake. We know Twoicide Squad is fake. That doesn't stop me from talking about the cool things Peacemaker does, so why should I police other people talking about wrestling events? Plus, after seeing live wrestling, it's genuinely entertaining to watch as a sports/dance event. Note: I have zero interest in mma/boxing/etc and really don't watch sports anyway.

People watch plays. People watch concerts. People watch sports. People watch wrestling. It's just entertainment

Born late 90s, and always knew WWE wasn't "real". Did people really belive it was real or was that just some silly joke people used to make fun of the fans?

Like, have they never watched a stage play? It's basically just a televised version of that plus violence.

Or as Andrew Carnegie showed, be somewhat less of a piece of shit just before you die.

I don't really know all too much about ozzy to be honest. His movie was a big part of my life and i saw him live 3 times. From his private life i only known from what i saw in the handful of episodes of his reality show i saw back in the day and some snippets and fun facts.

But it's so funny to me that ozzy osbourne, the king of darkness, the person that uptight americans feared like the anti christ himself turned put to be the nice wholesome guy that people are really bummed out that he died.

Meanwhile, mr. Say your prayers eat your vegetables, truth justice and the american way of life. Loved by every flag wearing brainwashed idiot, turned out to be a massive piece of shit, racist asshole and people just don't care and piss on his grave.

NO U

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I've never been a fan of Ozzy or Black Sabbath, but I can acknowledge that for fans of metal, he was an absolute God. Most long-term musical acts have ups and downs in popularity, but Ozzy became a superstar with their first album, and his INTERNATIONAL popularity never waned one bit to this day. Very impressive service to his fan base.

I think it really matters who you want remembering you fondly…

Stupid, but you and the comment below you both spelled it wrong.

Maybe it's a dance, a dance of ridding shitty people. Good riddance!

Oh, OK. Nothing of value was lost except for sullied childhood memories.

And anti-union.

ventura tried to help, but half-assed it and ditched the wrestlers once they wernt going to unionize, because he had sag-aftra as a backup if dint fall through, the wrestlers dint have backup plan, so they were scared of vince

he was on stage at the RNC?

Someone being a MAGAt is a very clear way to tell someone is an absolute shithead. Good people don't subscribe to blind hatred and hurting others they don't like.

Subtlety is for fucking cowards.

Yeah, unless you were subscribing to the Wrestling Observer or something, you wouldn't know what kind of a POS Hogan was IRL back in the day. When I first got online and discovered the nascent internet wrestling community back in the day, it was like the scales falling from my eyes.

All the gear definitely enlarged his heart to an unhealthy degree

Most people with heart problems have too big of a heart. Cardiac hypertrophy and dilated cardiomyopathy (too much overgrown muscle and stretched out floppy muscle, respectively) are common end points of poorly managed hypertension (high blood pressure).

Drag Me To Hell, 2009

That, or numerous other health problems, his body was pretty much wrecked from years of wrestling and such even without the steroids, he's had drug and alcohol issues, and the dude was in his 70s, it's not exactly unheard of for even relatively healthy people his age to just kind of keel over.

I don't think there's anything particularly interesting to his death, he was an unhealthy old guy, it's not in the least bit surprising that he died. But "cardiac arrest" in articles is a personal pet peeve of mine. It says absolutely nothing about the cause of death, and people who don't understand what it means tend to automatically think "oh, he had a heart attack" when that's often not the case. It tells you basically nothing that a headline of something like "Joe Schmo, famous taxidermist, dead at 69" hasn't already told you, and can be kind of misleading.

I work in 911 dispatch, the codes and policies and such used by different agencies will vary from one agency to another, I've entered calls for a "cardiac arrest" for countless different causes

and looking like HOT dog. skin

If you don't mind getting into the weeds here a bit

A "heart attack" is normally understood to be a myocardial infarction, where blood flow in the coronary arteries is blocked leading to damage to the heart muscle.

And the most common cause of cardiac arrest is arrhythmia, and most specifically ventricular fibrilation (v-fib)

Now that damage to the heart from a heart attack can and frequently does cause v-fib and other arrhythmias, which can lead to a cardiac arrest, either relatively immediately, or further down the line from that heart attack.

But there's a whole host of other conditions, risk factors, and just plain bad luck that can also cause them.

Picking apart what percent of those arrhythmias are attributable to a heart attack vs those that were caused by other issues isn't something that I'm willing and maybe not even able to do as a layperson, so I won't begin to speculate on that.

But that's kind of the root of my issue here. A lot of people just kind of casually lump all sorts of heart issues together into the same basket. We all have hearts beating away in our chests, and they're pretty damn important if you want to go on living, so it's best if we all have some decent level of understanding of what these terms mean and how to treat, manage, recognize, and avoid these issues, and I think that just kind of casually throwing terms around like heart attack, heart disease, heart failure, arrhythmia, cardiac arrest, etc. like they're interchangeable does a lot of harm to people being able to properly understand what's going on with this weird pumpy muscle thing in our chests.

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