RIP Thread

Bernie Madoff died on April 14, 2021, in prison.

He was the mastermind behind the largest Ponzi scheme in history, defrauding investors out of nearly $65 billion by using new investors' money to pay returns to earlier ones, creating the illusion of profitable investments.

In his early life, Madoff was born in 1938 in Queens, New York. He started a small investment firm in the 1960s, which eventually grew in reputation, even gaining respect on Wall Street, before it collapsed in 2008, revealing the massive fraud.

 
Bernie Madoff died on April 14, 2021, in prison.

He was the mastermind behind the largest Ponzi scheme in history, defrauding investors out of nearly $65 billion by using new investors' money to pay returns to earlier ones, creating the illusion of profitable investments.

In his early life, Madoff was born in 1938 in Queens, New York. He started a small investment firm in the 1960s, which eventually grew in reputation, even gaining respect on Wall Street, before it collapsed in 2008, revealing the massive fraud.

I better help you fix your newfag mistakes now before they come to bite you in the ass.

This thread is for recent notable deaths AS they happen, not to post memorials to notables who died in the past. That's why you are being rated 'late' and 'dumb'.

Please read the original posts in the future if you going to post on something to make sure it's appropriate.
 
I better help you fix your newfag mistakes now before they come to bite you in the ass.

This thread is for recent notable deaths AS they happen, not to post memorials to notables who died in the past. That's why you are being rated 'late' and 'dumb'.

Please read the original posts in the future if you going to post on something to make sure it's appropriate.
on the first page of this thread, there are more than a few mentions of people that died many years earlier.

including carl sagan who died approx 17 years before this thread began.

thank you.
 
on the first page of this thread, there are more than a few mentions of people that died many years earlier.

including carl sagan who died approx 17 years before this thread began.

thank you.
Have you ever wondered if JFK's death was really an assassination from a lone gunman? Strangely, his death hasn't been mentioned on this thread yet, can't figure out why. Maybe he's not even dead.

You should post a link about his death, so we can have a spergout with tired conspiracy theories and gay government bootlicking.

Also, this is pretty funny:
Review the previous material, nigger.jpg
Nothing like retards not looking back in a thread, right?
 
i actually did take the time to read the first couple of pages of this thread, and it contained a mix of current deaths and some that were from decades ago.
Well, normally we prefer new posts in this thread to be recent deaths or anniversaries of deaths. Keep that in mind before you post in this thread again.
 

Yukio Hattori, food critic on the original version of the TV show Iron Chef died at the age of 78.

God DAMN. The OG Iron Chef was a staple nightly watch of my ex and I when we were first married, and remains loved by us both for literal decades. I am bummed. Rest in food paradise, Doc!
So from that show, we have lost:
Masahiko Kobe
Chen Kenichi
Toshiro Kandagawa
And now…Dr. Hattori.

The afterlife is eating really well. Also, if you haven’t watched Iron Chef Japan/Ryori no Tetsujin, watch it. It’s amazing (I personally recommend the Chen episodes).

And to keep the thread going…

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So from that show, we have lost:
Masahiko Kobe
Chen Kenichi
Toshiro Kandagawa
And now…Dr. Hattori.

The afterlife is eating really well. Also, if you haven’t watched Iron Chef Japan/Ryori no Tetsujin, watch it. It’s amazing (I personally recommend the Chen episodes).
Yes, I've seen several of the earlier un-dubbed seasons of Iron Chef in the last few years (the ex had no patience for subtitles) and I had no idea Kandagawa had passed as well, though i was just as bummed when master Chen and Iron Chef Italian kicked off too.

The manufactured beefs with Kandagawa and the 'Otha faction' were a huge part of the charm of Iron Chef and it's a shame Kandagawa is gone too.
 
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