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Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - Kwami - 01-12-2016
I never waived good bye ... Take me to the church on time . Modern love... Legend. I had just purchased a new Akai Stereo and modern love was released that same day . Remember buying the 45 on the same afternoon .
Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - deathXgun - 01-13-2016
It was quite sad to find this news this morning
-DeathXGun
Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - briannagodess - 01-14-2016
RIP, David Bowie. The sad thing is that most people didn't even know he was battling a terrible diseases. On the other hand, I guess he wanted to fight the disease in private and not have his fans worry about him. I hope that he is free from suffering now and that his family will be able to recover from this incident.
Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - Kwami - 01-15-2016
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Was shocked when I saw this on the news yesterday as I didn't know that he was battling lung cancer ......
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Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - ketchim - 01-15-2016
Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - Astdua - 01-15-2016
Big legends, I think of some of his songs when they mention the word "classic".
RIP.
Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - chirp - 01-16-2016
All of the greats from the 70's and 80's are now passing away. It's sad for a lot of reasons. One of the things that I remember most about David Bowie was the odd situation to where he and his wife left their house immediately after Bowie claimed to have saw the devil (or the figure of). His wife didn't believe him at first, but she sat in the pool room for like 4 hours because he insisted it was there. She didn't see anything for those 4 hours, but just as she was about to write him off.......she went over to look in the pool, and saw a black stain on the bottom that wasn't there before which matched the description of what he described. They straight up abandoned the house, but every person who lived there after them mentioned something evil in the pool room without knowing the history of it, and every owner who tried to paint over the stain on the bottom of the pool could never get it to go away. It always came back from minutes to hours. Personally, I wouldn't go near that pool let alone swim in it or live in that house, but that's just how I feel about it. Besides the music and the weirdness of Bowie that made him legendary, that's what I tend to remember most about him for some reason.
Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - Sterlingjay0123 - 01-17-2016
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Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - artyarson - 01-18-2016
Cancer in the worst human's enemy that must be eliminated. However, there are some conspiracy theories on cancer treatment. Basically, authors say that the "silver bullet" actually exists but is not shown to regular people.
Re: David Bowie dead at 69 after battle with cancer - Sterlingjay0123 - 01-19-2016
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Cancer in the worst human's enemy that must be eliminated. However, there are some conspiracy theories on cancer treatment. Basically, authors say that the "silver bullet" actually exists but is not shown to regular people.
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I wouldn't put it past the companies, cancer treatment is a multimillion dollar enterprise. Imagine all the funding that is acquired through oncology departments billing patients and insurance companies. In regards to that, on the news the other day there was a doctor who was faking cancer diagnosis in perfectly healthy people, forcing chemotherapy on them to make money, and ended up actually KILLING people because of it. It's absolutely disgusting, but it makes me wonder how many other successful sickos there are out there taking advantage of the general populace.