Dead celebrities 2019

[Wolter]

Does anyone else remember a paid LaRouche political ad in like 1988 or 1992 about Mars colonies? I remember it being in in prime time, but that can’t possibly be right.

[BostonBeaneater]

Does anyone else remember a paid LaRouche political ad in like 1988 or 1992 about Mars colonies? I remember it being in in prime time, but that can’t possibly be right.

I do. God I wish I could find it.

[Wolter]

Does anyone else remember a paid LaRouche political ad in like 1988 or 1992 about Mars colonies? I remember it being in in prime time, but that can’t possibly be right.

I do. God I wish I could find it.

It was so batshit, but was presented so flatly.

[Silent Majority]

Did they have the customary RESTORE GLASS STEAGALL sign?

I'm sure they did!!

I'd say I won't miss them but I'm sure somebody else will replace the guy in our hearts and minds.

Agh, god

Who'd think we'd miss Glenn Beck?

[Rat Patrol]

Does anyone else remember a paid LaRouche political ad in like 1988 or 1992 about Mars colonies? I remember it being in in prime time, but that can’t possibly be right.

I do. God I wish I could find it.

It was so batshit, but was presented so flatly.

Of course his own PAC has it gloriously archived. . .

[Dr. Medulla]

Does anyone else remember a paid LaRouche political ad in like 1988 or 1992 about Mars colonies? I remember it being in in prime time, but that can’t possibly be right.

I do. God I wish I could find it.

It was so batshit, but was presented so flatly.

Of course his own PAC has it gloriously archived. . .

Well, that's … something. Y'know, I can understand crazy people out there, spouting craziness. The world's got lots of people, synapses misfire, perceptions go loopy. The part that intrigues me is when other people's crazy syncs up and they agree on that crazy and build on it. That is, crazy isn't something distinct but can be sorted into sympathetic and weirdly productive groups. The idea of reading or seeing a crazy person rambling away and concluding, yeah, that's my view, too!

[Mimi]

I remember years ago - probably would have been around 1996 and I was working at grocery store while in college and we used to have this guy who would come on a regular basis to hand out Lyndon LaRouche pamphlets. He'd even set up a card table and sell books and what not. We used to have to chase him off because he'd be bothering our customers.

Did they have the customary RESTORE GLASS STEAGALL sign?

I'm sure they did!!

I'd say I won't miss them but I'm sure somebody else will replace the guy in our hearts and minds.

I can't believe it took him 45 days to get a tan.

[Dr. Medulla]

Karl Lagerfeld, aka Oh yeah, him, that fashion guy with the dark glasses.

[Silent Majority]

Karl Lagerfeld, aka Oh yeah, him, that fashion guy with the dark glasses.

A weird dude.

[Marky Dread]

Did they have the customary RESTORE GLASS STEAGALL sign?

I'm sure they did!!

I'd say I won't miss them but I'm sure somebody else will replace the guy in our hearts and minds.

I can't believe it took him 45 days to get a tan.

Give him some credit he's also grown more hair on his stomach.

[JennyB]

Karl Lagerfeld, aka Oh yeah, him, that fashion guy with the dark glasses.

A weird dude.

And he hated anyone who wasn't rail thin. He used to be morbidly obese himself, so I;m sure that was projection of some kind.

[Dr. Medulla]

Karl Lagerfeld, aka Oh yeah, him, that fashion guy with the dark glasses.

A weird dude.

And he hated anyone who wasn't rail thin. He used to be morbidly obese himself, so I;m sure that was projection of some kind.

You'll never convince me that male fashion designers don't hate women, or at least are contemptuous of them.

[Wolter]

Karl Lagerfeld, aka Oh yeah, him, that fashion guy with the dark glasses.

A weird dude.

And he hated anyone who wasn't rail thin. He used to be morbidly obese himself, so I;m sure that was projection of some kind.

You'll never convince me that male fashion designers don't hate women, or at least are contemptuous of them.

The important thing to remember is that sweatpants won.

[JennyB]

Karl Lagerfeld, aka Oh yeah, him, that fashion guy with the dark glasses.

A weird dude.

And he hated anyone who wasn't rail thin. He used to be morbidly obese himself, so I;m sure that was projection of some kind.

You'll never convince me that male fashion designers don't hate women, or at least are contemptuous of them.

The important thing to remember is that sweatpants won.

YES

[BostonBeaneater]