http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/03/showbiz/a … ?hpt=hp_t1Actor Andy Griffith, the man who played folksy Sheriff Andy Taylor in the fictional town of Mayberry, died Tuesday at the age of 86, his family said.
I feel bad that I thought he was already dead.
I feel bad that I thought he was already dead.
Yeah that's what my boss said when I told him this morning. I guess he won't be that missed by younger generations. Shame too I hear he was funny.Macbeth wrote:
I feel bad that I thought he was already dead.
95 percent of the kids here have no idea who he is.
who is he xD
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I think plenty of people here know who he is. The average age around here is 20. I am 22.killer21 wrote:
95 percent of the kids here have no idea who he is.
I knew who he was.
Nope. Certainly didn't want him dead, but personally I was never a fan of his. As an idol sure he was a great person but not to me, I'm far too young and out of touch with older-generation entertainment. I felt the same about Whitney Houston.RTHKI wrote:
apparently hes not missed by you p6
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You're still a kid. Just because your age is 22 doesn't mean you aren't a kid. Hell, I'm 34 and I am still a kid at times.Macbeth wrote:
I think plenty of people here know who he is. The average age around here is 20. I am 22.
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Okay. I get it.killer21 wrote:
You're still a kid. Just because your age is 22 doesn't meant you aren't a kid. Hell, I'm 34 and I am still a kid at times.Macbeth wrote:
I think plenty of people here know who he is. The average age around here is 20. I am 22.
NOOOOO! He was awesome! Don Knots and Andy Grifith are now both dead Adieu Mayberry!
I used to watch that show a lot. What a great actor.
e: For all of you people that didn't have a childhood...
I used to watch that show a lot. What a great actor.
e: For all of you people that didn't have a childhood...
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Sad to hear when decent people die.
At least Gomer Pyle and Opie are still kicking.
At least Gomer Pyle and Opie are still kicking.
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86 is good innings. And for some reason I can't stop thinking about this:
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Opie is a good 30 years younger than Andy so I should hope he's kicking.Graphic-J wrote:
Sad to hear when decent people die.
At least Gomer Pyle and Opie are still kicking.
Full Metal Jacket's reference to Andy Griffith was awesome
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probably only the europeans. American kids still grow up watching andy griffith.killer21 wrote:
95 percent of the kids here have no idea who he is.
2 post up holy dicks son
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86 is good innings. And for some reason I can't stop thinking about this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X1apt6zOa8
lol, that was the first thing I thought about as well.Ty wrote:
86 is good innings. And for some reason I can't stop thinking about this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X1apt6zOa8
Who?
If you weren't such an idiot, you'd have read through the page (like I did) and realised he was an actor.
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My 8 year old son knows who Andy Griffith was, bringing him up right with the old shows. Todays shows and reality tv are crap. 86 years is a good long life, RIP Andy.
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Yeah that's how my parents were with me. I'm glad they showed me the original looney tunes and Andy Griffith.Canin wrote:
My 8 year old son knows who Andy Griffith was, bringing him up right with the old shows. Todays shows and reality tv are crap. 86 years is a good long life, RIP Andy.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.