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Thanks for posting this
Never worked with Wayne but back around 1980 met him one hot summer day around a buddy's pool.
It was -- to say the least-- interesting.
Resilient guy when it came to the business.
R.I.P.
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Worked briefly for and with him in Ottawa. If you only liked tabloid fare, you enjoyed his talk show. But a dreadful news director.
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Samaritan wrote:
Was that really necessary?
So in death we're not allowed to discuss somebody's faults? Nonsense.
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Was that really necessary?
So in death we're not allowed to discuss somebody's faults? Nonsense.
Not a comparison, but I seem to miss knowing all about Hitler's many positive traits. Again, not a comparison.
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Was that really necessary?
So in death we're not allowed to discuss somebody's faults? Nonsense.
Not a comparison, but I seem to miss knowing all about Hitler's many positive traits. Again, not a comparison.
At which station did Hitler work?
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Was that really necessary?
So in death we're not allowed to discuss somebody's faults? Nonsense.
Not a comparison, but I seem to miss knowing all about Hitler's many positive traits. Again, not a comparison.
Thanks for Godwinning the thread. And since you've asked, he was a pretty decent painter and was hoping to make it through life that way. As in art, not houses!
#themoreyouknow
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Was that really necessary?
So in death we're not allowed to discuss somebody's faults? Nonsense.
Not a comparison, but I seem to miss knowing all about Hitler's many positive traits. Again, not a comparison.
Are you effing for real? Get back under your rock. Why are you allowed to post on this forum. Get a job. Oh, you must have tried.