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Shakib Al Hasan vs Ian Botham / Burgey vs *****
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TheJediBrah
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Maybe in Byron
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Burgey
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Imagine ***** in Byron. A place where you can actually see the horizon without smog filling it up; where there's surf and sun together with culinary delights from all corners of the globe. All in a setting of great natural beauty and where people go to holiday without a thought of needing a hot spring to recuperate. He wouldn't cope with all the options available to him. His delicate, narrow mind would shut down.
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He went to Hong along then committed suicide. Can’t blame him but it’s still enormously sad.
http://wjla.com/news/entertainment/anthony-bourdain-dead-at-61-cnn
You ****s have a lot to answer for.
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Still remember his quote about life being about outwitting the lazy guy inside of you. Will be missed.
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Burgey, in all seriousness, Anthony Bourdain was a role model to my sister and I. We grew up on his TV shows, she read his books, we followed his life and his accomplishments and advice a lot. The fact that he took up BJJ in his fifties and got to his blue belt through sheer passion and drive was a special point of inspiration to myself, personally, as someone training in that sport.
He was a big part of our lives and his Hong Kong episodes were very special to us. We had a goal to visit every restaurant he ever reviewed here and to eat at it. We're very, very sad at this news. It hasnt fully sunk in yet. This is close to how I felt with regards to Phil Hughes's passing.
So yea, to bring up his passing as a joke in this thread just doesn't feel right. Request you refrain from doing so now on please.
We know his death had nothing to do with HK or any of the destinations he ever covered. He's always been a troubled man with a lot of internal demons. That's what made him great, weirdly enough. This comes completely out of the blue, and I don't think we'll ever be able to fully understand or comprehend what led to this decision. But it's a sad day and I hope his soul rest in peace. The man was an idol and an inspiration.
He was a big part of our lives and his Hong Kong episodes were very special to us. We had a goal to visit every restaurant he ever reviewed here and to eat at it. We're very, very sad at this news. It hasnt fully sunk in yet. This is close to how I felt with regards to Phil Hughes's passing.
So yea, to bring up his passing as a joke in this thread just doesn't feel right. Request you refrain from doing so now on please.
We know his death had nothing to do with HK or any of the destinations he ever covered. He's always been a troubled man with a lot of internal demons. That's what made him great, weirdly enough. This comes completely out of the blue, and I don't think we'll ever be able to fully understand or comprehend what led to this decision. But it's a sad day and I hope his soul rest in peace. The man was an idol and an inspiration.
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Me, on the other hand . . .