Kirk Douglas Happy Belated 101st Birthday

[MAXX]

old fuck

die already   

[NelsonMuntz]

I wonder if he thought of Natalie?

[BSN]

..

[Simple Simon]

He should do Spartacus 2, the early years...

[NelsonMuntz]

..

[BSN]

age sucks ..

[Disgusted]

Rather be Kirk than Dallas.

[Shizzo]

Why is a middle-aged women so enamored with Kirk Douglas?

[Zillotch]

age sucks ..

if you had the choice... would u want to live forever?

[Fortress]

..

Dear fuck.

This is macabre. Put ‘em back in their caskets already.

[Shizzo]

if you had the choice... would u want to live forever?

Reminds me of Ted Williams, the legendary baseball player......excerpt is from a CBS news article:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ted-williams-frozen-in-two-pieces/


Ted Williams was decapitated by surgeons at the cryonics company where his body is suspended in liquid nitrogen, and several samples of his DNA are missing, Sports Illustrated reported.
The magazine's report, appearing in the issue that hits newsstands Wednesday, is based on internal documents, e-mails, photographs and tape recordings supplied by a former employee of Alcor Life Extension Foundation.

After Williams died July 5, 2002, his body was taken by private jet to the company in Scottsdale, Ariz. There, Williams' body was separated from his head in a procedure called neuroseparation, according to the magazine.

The operation was completed and Williams' head and body were preserved separately. The head is stored in a steel can filled with liquid nitrogen. It has been shaved, drilled with holes and accidentally cracked 10 times, the magazine said. Williams' body stands upright in a 9-foot tall cylindrical steel tank, also filled with liquid nitrogen.


Screw Bitcoin, would you choose this route if you had the money? Isn't it the ultimate gamble?

[Matt]

he's no lou ferrigno that's for sure

Lou would rather be big though.  Kirk was considered big, but that was, what, in 1950?

The USA's oldest WWII vet is still doing great, going on 112:

[Agnostic007]

Guys a fuckin icon a true man among men who cares about his build. for his era he was in dam good shape people didn't care about bodybuilders back then and they sure don't give a shit now.....man was in over 52 films worth 1001 million..

word.. What do Gen X know about guys like this. They think Sinatra was over rated

[Tapeworm]

So he was.  If he hadn't blown mobsters he would have been just another lounge act alcoholic.

[Zillotch]

So he was.  If he hadn't blown mobsters he would have been just another lounge act alcoholic.

this song is super epic

[Agnostic007]

my fav

[Tapeworm]

I'll give you South of the Border and possibly The Best Is Yet To Come.  He churned out orchestral ballads by the damn bushel tho, and not all of 'em was good.

[Griffith]

Lou would rather be big though.  Kirk was considered big, but that was, what, in 1950?

The USA's oldest WWII vet is still doing great, going on 112:

He had a natural strong looking build which suited the movies he was in.

[ilalin]

fuck him, he is not better or more important than other 101 year olds just 'cause he has money and fame...Won't you just die you old bastard, you look like shit.

[visualizeperfection]

A decent jooooo

Up there with Paul Newman and Brother Neil Diamond

What's up with all this "joooo" shit you post, are there things?

Perhaps being an emaciated, autistic, societal reject has made you bitter?

[The Scott]

this song is super epic

Damn straight.  Sinatra is the best interpreter of the Great American Songbook that has ever been.  Ella Fitzgerald  and Sarah Vaughn also come to mind.  There will never be another like any of them but hopefully someone out there is trying for just that.  For the most part what passes for talent today is poo gas.   

[muscleman-2017]

He was a known beater of females back in the day. Him and George C Scott

Inside story is he raped Natalie Wood.

But in Hollywood, a JEW can rape and molest goyim women and children and get away with it....  for now...  

In the not too distant future? Well that's another question.

[Ronnie Rep]

He's a Hollywood legend.  Belated Happy B-Day.

[stuntmovie]

SCOTT, How about adding Louis Armstrong?

[The Scott]

SCOTT, How about adding Louis Armstrong?

But of course!  Ol' Satchelmouth is the Father of Jazz.  As said by Mr. Armstrong himself in the excellent musical version of "The Philadelphia Story", aka "High Society", "Now you has Jazz!"