RIP Paul Walker

Hyperion

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• Dec 1, 2013

• #1

Star of the Fast & the Furious film has died in a car crash.

Awful news, he was only 40

http://metro.co.uk/2013/12/01/paul-walker-star-of-fast-furious-films-dies-in-car-crash-4208627/

 

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• Dec 1, 2013

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Shocking news. Saw all the Fast and the Furious films.

 

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• Dec 1, 2013

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Th films were pretty awful, but we're also one of my guilty pleasures. RIP

 

Uncle Spielberg

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This news is very sad. His best film was Eight Below. I love that film. RIP.

 

Barrel of Fun

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• Dec 1, 2013

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That is unrecognisable as a car. Very sad.

I agree, Gareth, 8 below is an excellent film.

 

Nibble

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I have genuinely never heard of him. Ever. However, very sad at 40 and that car man, bloody hell, no-one would survive that.

 

Papa Lazarou

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• Dec 1, 2013

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Having not seen any of the Fast and Furious films, I have no idea who he is. Sad way to go

 

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Paul Walker's best film imo. If you have not seen it, it is inspirational. A great film. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz7TGf1awDo

 

Frutos

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• Dec 1, 2013

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RIP Roger Rodas as well, who was driving the car in which Walker was a passenger but who doesn't get a mention because he wasn't a movie star.

 

symyjym

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• Dec 1, 2013

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Shocking seeing what is not left of the car, and this happened in a 15 mph zone.

Lucky they didn't kill anyone else in the process.

 

Uncle Spielberg

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Frutos said:

RIP Roger Rodas as well, who was driving the car in which Walker was a passenger but who doesn't get a mention because he wasn't a movie star.

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A very good point Frutos.

 

swindonseagull

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• Dec 1, 2013

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symyjym said:

Shocking seeing what is not left of the car, and this happened in a 15 mph zone.

Lucky they didn't kill anyone else in the process.

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This

 

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• Dec 1, 2013

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One of my favourite actors, had a little bit of a crush on him nearly the same age as me.
RIP x
Also RIP to the driver of the car.

 

EDS

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• Dec 2, 2013

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Frutos said:

RIP Roger Rodas as well, who was driving the car in which Walker was a passenger but who doesn't get a mention because he wasn't a movie star.

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Very well put, I was watching BBC news in the early hours of this morning and they were at the scene and were just constantly talking about it. Yes it is very sad but thousands would have died this morning, not to mention children etc but everyone is talking about this

 

BadFish

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Eaglesdestroyseagulls said:

Very well put, I was watching BBC news in the early hours of this morning and they were at the scene and were just constantly talking about it. Yes it is very sad but thousands would have died this morning, not to mention children etc but everyone is talking about this

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I had never heard of the bloke until he died. Still never heard of all the others (except the driver now, but then he died next to someone famous).

 

hybrid_x

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Does anyone else find any karma in the fact that someone who promoted racing cars on streets and driving cars super fast as a hobbie - in a worldwide franchise.......then leaves this reality by driving too fast.

This is meant as no disrespect to a decent actor and probably nice bloke.....but the message of this is unfortunately a better message than the toxic F&F films gave.

 

EDS

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hybrid_x said:

Does anyone else find any karma in the fact that someone who promoted racing cars on streets and driving cars super fast as a hobbie - in a worldwide franchise.......then leaves this reality by driving too fast.

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No but then again we are not all c%$£s like you

 

Uncle Spielberg

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hybrid_x said:

Does anyone else find any karma in the fact that someone who promoted racing cars on streets and driving cars super fast as a hobbie - in a worldwide franchise.......then leaves this reality by driving too fast.

This is meant as no disrespect to a decent actor and probably nice bloke.....but the message of this is unfortunately a better message than the toxic F&F films gave.

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He did not drive too fast, he was a passenger.

 

hybrid_x

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Uncle Spielberg said:

He did not drive too fast, he was a passenger.

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"Paul was in Cali. and working when he took a Porsche out for a spin. He was in the vehicle, but it is still unknown if he was driving or not."



http://www.examiner.com/article/pau...d-one-day-before-actor-s-actual-death?cid=rss

 

Uncle Spielberg

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hybrid_x said:

"Paul was in Cali. and working when he took a Porsche out for a spin. He was in the vehicle, but it is still unknown if he was driving or not."



http://www.examiner.com/article/pau...d-one-day-before-actor-s-actual-death?cid=rss

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Another conspiracy theory