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dick clark passed away today at 82

Started by sugerbear, Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:03:03

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sugerbear

Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:03:03
 :'(


Daniel Meyer

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Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:03:40
One of the signs of the apocalypse. Man, I thought that guy was gonna live forever!
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BF

#2
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:03:58
Dick Clark has passed on to the great bandstand in the sky. 
I can't help about the shape I'm in
I can't sing, I ain't pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what I think of you
I might not give the answer that you want me to


ricoman

#3
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:05:34
New Year was not the same for many of us when he stopped hosting "New Year's Rockin' Eve".
If you remember Dick Clark, and The American Bandstand you are getting up there too.
A definite American TV icon.
I really feel old now.
take personal responsibility and keep your word



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TJ

#4
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:09:34
R.I.P. DICK...

Gilligan

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Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:19:33
Quote from: sugerbear on Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:03:03:'(

It is sad, Sugerbear.  I remember running home from school every day to see American Bandstand.  Navigator actually was on American Bandstand in Philadelphia to celebrate her 16th birthday.

Here's a musical dedication to him.

Don McLean- American Pie (with Lyrics)
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R J

#6
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:23:29
Damn, I must be gettin close to call it quits and becoming an Angel..
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old2soon

#7
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:36:20
I remember getting home from school turning on that Crosley black and white console that dad bought and watching American Bandstand. :coolsmiley: Dick Clark was responsible for bringing a lot of music into my life and i applaud him for that. :cooldude: R I P Dick Clark and if there is a Rock and Roll heaven i hope you are THERE. :angel:
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gregc

#8
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:43:25
  I remember where he lived in Wallingford Pa. when Banstand was in Philly. We would ride by to see if he was outside, course we never saw him.

Grumpy

#9
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 16:06:40
One of the oldies that supported  rock and roll passed away this morning.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-31749_162-57415954-10391698/dick-clark-dead-at-82/


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The Anvil

#10
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 16:22:07
Quote from: BF on Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:03:58
Dick Clark has passed on to the great bandstand in the sky. 

>:( You stole my line!!!

Godspeed Mr. Clark.
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MacDragon

#11
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 17:28:24
Dick Clark ... RIP An American Icon for decades. American Bandstand... Time Square Ball Drop on New Years, etc. Had a couple of strokes in the last few years and finally took him from us.
RIP Mr. Clark

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Thespian

#12
Wed 18, Apr 2012, 17:36:46
 +1  :'(
Smooth is where it's at. (o_0)

wolfgirl

#13
Thu 19, Apr 2012, 07:58:46
One of the great ones has gone and joined the angels in Heaven.... RIP Dick Clark you'll always be loved and missed and never forgoten
~~~WOLFGIRL~~~

wolfgirl

#14
Thu 19, Apr 2012, 08:14:03
One of the great ones has gone and joined the angels in Heaven.... RIP Dick Clark you'll always be loved and missed. :( :( :( :( :( :(
~~~WOLFGIRL~~~

Jack

#15
Thu 19, Apr 2012, 09:04:50
Class Act.   RIP, DC.
"It takes a certain kind of nut to ride a motorcycle, and I am that motorcycle nut," Lyle Grimes, RIP August 2009.

rmrc51

#16
Thu 19, Apr 2012, 09:07:01
He will definitely be missed!!! I remember watching American Bandstand as a kid. He's another that will never be replaced.

RIP Dick Clark, America's oldest Teenager!!!!  :-[
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Jack

#17
Thu 19, Apr 2012, 09:10:52
Quote from: R J on Wed 18, Apr 2012, 15:23:29
Damn, I must be gettin close to call it quits and becoming an Angel..

I dunno about Angel, RJ, but you are definitely a growly sweetheart.  My wife and daughter love you to death.
"It takes a certain kind of nut to ride a motorcycle, and I am that motorcycle nut," Lyle Grimes, RIP August 2009.
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