RIP Roger Moore

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Just to pile onto an already bad day

Farewell Sir Roger.
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
—Bertrand Russell
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markfiend wrote:Just to pile onto an already bad day

Farewell Sir Roger.
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Not everyone's favourite Bond but he was 'my' Bond' growing up and i loved the innuendos and the raised eyebrows. :lol:
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Charlie wrote:
markfiend wrote:Just to pile onto an already bad day

Farewell Sir Roger.
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Not everyone's favourite Bond but he was 'my' Bond' growing up and i loved the innuendos and the raised eyebrows. :lol:
RIP
Yes, he was a legend for my too, not only as an actor in James Bond ... :( ...
and didn't he once own a house near Leeds/Bradford? At least, I've been told so several times by some folks, unasked for ... :lol: ...

89 of age is nice, though. RIP, Roger Moore ...and concolences to all his friends and family.
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My old friends told me some stories about him in Heswall (on the Wirral) today, all good and innocent btw, so that is two Bond's that have a connection with a little town that I know too well
....if I have to explain, then you'll never understand....
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2017 continuing Great Death Toll of our heoroes.
Thank you Sir Rogder! You were that the best of Bonds and Simon Templar. :notworthy:
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Charlie wrote:
markfiend wrote:Just to pile onto an already bad day

Farewell Sir Roger.
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Not everyone's favourite Bond but he was 'my' Bond' growing up and i loved the innuendos and the raised eyebrows. :lol:
RIP
Word for word :notworthy:

Sweet dreams Mr Moore...
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as usual HL is the harbinger of doom....RIP rog. :?
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eastmidswhizzkid wrote:as usual HL is the harbinger of doom....RIP rog. :?
Sorry Lee.
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
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eastmidswhizzkid wrote:as usual HL is the harbinger of doom....RIP rog. :?
... :lol: ... yeah, taking over as ever ...
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This just sucks, but "at least" he was 89 and had had (one hopes) a rich and full life. He was "my" Bond, because I grew up with his silly/hokey/sarcastic version of the ever-suave spy (vs. Connery et al). He was one of my first (juvenile) crushes, too, haha! Yikes. :oops: :roll: :urff: *Sigh* :(
I left my heart in Ballycastle... :cry: :cry: :cry:
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