Billy Mays dies

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Rumpleforeskin said:
From textsfromlastnight.com...

(972): they say celebs die in threes. leave it to billy mays to throw in one extra COMPLETELY FREE!

Am I going to hell for laughing at that?
 
No, you're not going to hell for that...

Although, for some reason, I'm taking Mays the hardest because he was at the "prime" of his career, unlike McMahon, Fawcett and Jackson. Only 50. (Sorry, MJ's 50 was probably most humans' equivalents of about 117).

I may be wrong but Billy Mays actually seemed like a decent guy who was appreciative and even thankful for what his sales abilities led to for professional success.
 
exmediahack said:
No, you're not going to hell for that...

Although, for some reason, I'm taking Mays the hardest because he was at the "prime" of his career, unlike McMahon, Fawcett and Jackson. Only 50. (Sorry, MJ's 50 was probably most humans' equivalents of about 117).

I may be wrong but Billy Mays actually seemed like a decent guy who was appreciative and even thankful for what his sales abilities led to for professional success.

Billy Mays' death is probably the most tragic of the 4. I'm sure he worked his entire life to reach this point.....and just as he gets there, he's dead.

The others all enjoyed their success.
 
doctorx said:
Heaven needed an awesome auger.

Wonder if, in Mays' honor, the gravediggers will use one of these instead of a backhoe?
 
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Seriouslike...
If it shows that his death was attributed to the bump on the head, U.S. Air is going to be pretty ****ed.
 
'Cept, I think he was supposed to be wearing his seatlbelt during the landing and wasn't.
At least I thought I read that somewhere...

Who else? TMZ. They've supposedly backed off from that claim.
Heard on the news this morning a few other passengers complained of bumps and bruises to the rescue personnel on the tarmac, but none serious enough to be hospitalized. Beware of other subdural hematomas, though.
The coroner will put out a statement this afternoon, but no presser. He's no Noguchi, thank God.
 
Coroner just spoke. No indication of anything from a bump on the head.

It appears there was significant heart disease caused by cholesterol.

He also was on pain medication and scheduled for a hip replacement today, but the coroner said there was no evidence of abuse of those pain pills, including the fact that the remaining pills in the bottle figured out to right what the number should be.
 
Also, they played the 911 call on FNC. They believe it was his wife's voice. Very sad. The operator was trying to talk her through beginning CPR but it was obvious he was long dead. She said his lips were purple and he was cold.
 
old_tony said:
Coroner just spoke. No indication of anything from a bump on the head.

It appears there was significant heart disease caused by cholesterol.

He also was on pain medication and scheduled for a hip replacement today, but the coroner said there was no evidence of abuse of those pain pills, including the fact that the remaining pills in the bottle figured out to right what the number should be.

The guy appeared to be a pretty big dude when I saw him in those clips. I wonder if the plane ride itself (or all the travel) exacerbated the situation (the blood clots in the leg thing) or what would have happened if the planned surgery had gone through.

Too bad. Some people in the voice over industry say he was a really great guy.
 
Could he have survived if the heart problem was found at the doctor, say, 24 hours earlier? Just curious. I have no idea.
 
Just caught Billy in an OrangeGlow commercial.

You'd think they'd have pulled the adds, if even for a while. And there should have been enough time to get this ad pulled if they wanted to.
 
So the guy had high cholesterol? Wouldn't that be treated? Lipitor is the most prescribed drug in America.
 
Ace said:
So the guy had high cholesterol? Wouldn't that be treated? Lipitor is the most prescribed drug in America.

Lipitor is for pussies. On his next infomercial, Billy was going to have a doctor dump a tub of OxyClean into his arteries.
 
Batman said:
Ace said:
So the guy had high cholesterol? Wouldn't that be treated? Lipitor is the most prescribed drug in America.

Lipitor is for pussies. On his next infomercial, Billy was going to have a doctor dump a tub of OxyClean into his arteries.

Great idea. Cut it too close, though.

So I wonder what the shipping and handling charge to heaven is.
 

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