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RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Moonface - Jul 18th, 2025
(Jul 18th, 2025, 08:33 PM)Mr EliteL Wrote:A key difference in the content she made versus others is she took a hobby and turned it into her source of income, except that the growth and subsequent survival of her hobby requires it to generate more income and without it there isn't enough money to pay all the bills. Compare that to say, the multitudes of gaming streams on Twitch where the income doesn't necessarily need to keep going up for that streamer to keep doing what they're doing, because that doesn't expand in a way where the bills expand along with it, it just needs to reach a comfortable number and remain steady. This instance is more like the worst way "number must go up" could play out, because if it doesn't you now lack funds for the extra animals you've added to your care and they likely came into your care in the first place because nowhere else was doing it.
RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Maniakkid25 - Jul 22nd, 2025
Today, July 22, Ozzy Osbourne was reported to have died. For real, this time. He passed while surrounded by family. Ozzy Osbourne is a name that shouldn't require introduction, but he was a pioneer of heavy metal with the band Black Sabbath, and has many enduring classic songs. He was also known for his larger than life antics that made him all the more legendary, becoming "The Prince of Darkness". I don't think it needs to be said that he will be missed.
RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Moonface - Jul 22nd, 2025
Holy fuck I just saw this after waking up from a nap because I'm not well right now; what a thing to wake up to. It oddly doesn't surprise me much though when thinking of how he was during that last live performance of his. I got the impression he was doing that thing people in their last moments do where they get this second wind and do things they weren't capable of due to age beforehand.
R.I.P.
RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Mr EliteL - Jul 23rd, 2025
Yeah, it was great for him to get one last performance in just before he went. RIP Ozzy.
RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Moonface - Jul 24th, 2025
Hulk Hogan Has Passed Away at 71
TMZ has reported that Hulk Hogan has passed away at the age of 71: https://www.tmz.com/2025/07/24/hulk-hogan-dead/
Medics were dispatched to the WWE icon's Clearwater, Florida home early Thursday morning ... with operators stating it was regarding a "cardiac arrest."
RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Mr EliteL - Jul 24th, 2025
He could've had a few more years left, but these things happen, get taken a bit too early from a sudden heart problem. Damn, RIP Hulkster.
RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Moonface - Jul 25th, 2025
I imagine all the steroids he did played a notable role in it. Triple H currently has a pacemaker and that was also because his heart experienced trouble from steroid use/abuse.
It'll be interesting to see what WWE does on their programming for Hogan though; the last time he made an appearance he got heavily booed out of the building simply because of how he is as a person.
RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Mr EliteL - Jul 28th, 2025
Yeah it could've been from that. Completely forgot Smackdown has happened since his passing and only just saw the tribute to him. He may have been controversial or whatever outside of wrestling, but luckily his legacy as the wrestler Hulk Hogan will be what everyone will remember him by. Was a shame he was booed back then, but there was well deserved cheers and respect in that tribute.
RE: Notable/Celebrity Deaths | Michael Madsen (67) - Moonface - Aug 1st, 2025
Yeah the tribute was done well and kept the focus on what he did for the business. Vince McMahon will be a tougher sell, and I wonder how WWE will handle that when the time comes given they won't make any reference to him, even in Hogan's tribute video.
On the note of Hogan, apparently his death was by heart attack, which doesn't surprise me given the steroid use.