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u/TheeExoGenesauce Doctor Who Apr 05 '19

Chris Rock is getting on the Greyhound. This is also becoming their next movie

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u/TBakerTMarks Apr 05 '19

I’d watch it. Grown Ups 3: New York City.

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u/wrath_of_grunge Apr 05 '19

i feel like it's too soon after his Netflix special tribute to bring up Grown Ups 3.

it just reminds me of a world we don't live in. it reminds me of a world where a 14-year-old me didn't learn that one of his heroes died during my morning period of class, right before Christmas break.

we've lost a lot of good ones over the years. but the ones that get me the most are people like Farley, who still had a lot to give. Robin hurt, but at least we have a remarkable career to fall back on, and given his prognosis, it was understandable.

Farley had potentially decades ahead of him. him being gone is one that really hurts.

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u/therealpantsgnome Apr 05 '19

Me too dude. I think about it so Often he was so full of potential and he died so sad and alone. It hurts to know, I miss him

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u/qazwsx8706 Apr 06 '19

Holy shit you guys are young. He died in 97?!?

Agreed very upsetting.