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RIP Lemmy Kilmister

I find myself in a predicament.

I loved Lemmy. He was very nice to me, and pretty much everyone.

Now, when I drink at night, I wax nostalgic about the brief conversations I had with the man.

I know he wasn't a god, but he was a prince among mortals.

Plenty of folks in Hollywood knew him, and no one, I mean NO ONE, had a bad word to say about him.

I'm sure he will live on in our memories forever, but I'm starting to fear that I might be thinking about him, every time I drink, for the rest of my life.

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I find myself in a predicament.

I loved Lemmy. He was very nice to me, and pretty much everyone.

Now, when I drink at night, I wax nostalgic about the brief conversations I had with the man.

I know he wasn't a god, but he was a prince among mortals.

Plenty of folks in Hollywood knew him, and no one, I mean NO ONE, had a bad word to say about him.

I'm sure he will live on in our memories forever, but I'm starting to fear that I might be thinking about him, every time I drink, for the rest of my life.

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Tomorrow, drink Jim Beam
 
Hi Off-Beat,

Don't know how arte "works" in France. It is a Frensh/German cooperation indeed. I have often wondered if the French have the same programme in Frensh.

Yes; it should be available via satelite and in some European cable networks.
And arte also has a "mediathek" where you can watch most of the programme online for 7 days.