Bob Saget died

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Anonymous wrote:I’m just heartbroken. Too young.

65 is not young. Life expectancy is 78 for white males in America.

Betty White and Sidney Poitier we’re old. Saget was relatively young.

+1. 65 is young to die in 2022 America. RIP, I have wonderful memories eating pizza and watching Full House on Friday nights as a kid. This one is hitting me hard for some reason.

SAME. I am very much of the TGIF/Full House generation. I was basically Stephanie's age and my parents and their friends were the same age as the main adults in the show. Friday night was TGIF and pizza and Sunday night was AFV. I think AFV got moved to another night at some point, but I remember watching it on Sundays when I was like 7 or 8.

This makes me realize my own dad is at an age where he could pass away suddenly. My grandfather (his dad) died unexpectedly at 67 from an aortic aneurysm. It feels too young especially now that I am not a kid.

Aortic aneurysm can be based on hereditary. Be sure to get your dad and yourself checked. See a cardiac specialist and they should order a simple catscan to determine if one exists.

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He killed his role on Entourage. That is my favorite Bob Saget role. He was so funny and raunchy and insane. He seemed like a really good, fun dude.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m just heartbroken. Too young.

65 is not young. Life expectancy is 78 for white males in America.

65 is not old. It's just starting to get old.

Your favorite recent president is either 75 or 79 and they aren't dead. Equal numbers on each side probably wish they were but they aren't, they are basically going strong, and Bob Saget is dead at 65.

65 is a senior citizen and the beginning of being old for those who are still alive, but it is relatively young to die. I’m 48, so definitely not young among the living, but if I died today, people would say I was so young…for a dead person.

P.S. My favorite recent president is 60. Biden and Trump are both clearly in decline.

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When you do copious amount of drugs and drink booze like a fish, it eventually catches up to you and your heart gives out, even if you do quit drugs and alcohol. I'm betting heart failure.

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While I knew he was in his sixties, I always thought he seemed rather youthful so I admit that I was shocked to hear that he had passed.

Seems too soon.
If he was well enough to do a two-hour set for a live audience - then I wonder what killed him?
He doesn’t seem the type to take his own life > so am wondering if he accidentally OD’d??

Whatever caused his untimely death I hope he is completely at peace now. 🕊🕊🕊

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Anonymous wrote:WHAT? dead in a hotel room, reported by TMZ, makes it sound like something was up. Any more details?

He was doing a bunch of shows in Orlando through the winter and his social media made it sound like he was loving it.

I'm sure his social media would. I think a lot of celebrities are/were in more desperate times during Covid than people realize. Especially living in CA with the HCOL.

And Saget basically had only one show he was known for that went off the air more than two decades ago.

Wrong, he was on Fuller House as well that just wrapped up before COVID.

Yes and it was cancelled just 'before COVID' too.

After like 4 seasons, right? That’s not bad for a reboot.

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Anonymous wrote:This shocks me! I didn’t realize he had a drug problem, seems common among comics though.

+1. I didn't know either. so sad!

Police are saying no evidence of drugs.

Don’t underestimate DCUM’s ability to get stuff completely wrong. It was NOT drugs.

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Anonymous wrote:I know of several men who had their first heart attack in their 60s, and had seemed to be in good health-- until it happened to them. My dad had a heart attack at the same age, but luckily it happened at home with my mom there, and she called 911. Ended up having a triple bypass.

Another friend's dad had a heart attack after a run, but was by himself and unfortunately passed away.

If Saget did have a heart attack, and hadn't have happened to be alone at the time, maybe there would have been a different outcome. Sad.

+1 My FIL would have never survived his first heart attack at 68 if he hadn’t already been in the hospital recovering from knee surgery.

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I am still guessing drugs - and guessing it was his first show on the tour and he partied too much. That said - it does seem like he had two siblings who died young - so I suppose it is possible it was natural causes. I liked him & I was sorry to hear that he died.

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Anonymous wrote:F’ 2022. One week in and I’m over it already.

Don't be a drama Llama. Good grief.

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Anonymous wrote:I am still guessing drugs - and guessing it was his first show on the tour and he partied too much. That said - it does seem like he had two siblings who died young - so I suppose it is possible it was natural causes. I liked him & I was sorry to hear that he died.

You would be wrong, since he’s been ok your attorney least since November.

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Anonymous wrote:I am still guessing drugs - and guessing it was his first show on the tour and he partied too much. That said - it does seem like he had two siblings who died young - so I suppose it is possible it was natural causes. I liked him & I was sorry to hear that he died.

You would be wrong, since he’s been ok your attorney least since November.

Been on tour

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My armchair diagnosis is that, while no drugs or alcohol were found, his heart/liver/kidney were just too heavily damaged from decades of partying and finally gave out. The official statement might be heart attack, but the cumulative years of drugs caused it.

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Anonymous wrote:My armchair diagnosis is that, while no drugs or alcohol were found, his heart/liver/kidney were just too heavily damaged from decades of partying and finally gave out. The official statement might be heart attack, but the cumulative years of drugs caused it.

Probably. Very sad.

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Anonymous wrote:My armchair diagnosis is that, while no drugs or alcohol were found, his heart/liver/kidney were just too heavily damaged from decades of partying and finally gave out. The official statement might be heart attack, but the cumulative years of drugs caused it.

I guess you don’t know any straight edge/teetotaler men in their 60s (of younger) who simply died from a heart attack that came out of nowhere. I know far too many men who died that way.

I also know plenty of alcoholics/addicts still living in their 70s.

Life is a crapshoot.