If I had to guess I would say there was probably a rivalry aspect to that situation on this board. And I am not saying it is right. But Robin Williams didn't play for a "rival".

If you can't separate football and life, that embarrassing. But I'd expect that from some on this board so you're right.

Sports passions have always been a tad dehumanizing. Do you think the world at large, to the extent they are aware and care, separate Belcher and the Chiefs as an organization?

didn't whoopi goldberg give him herpes or something :shrug:

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Maybe you're thinking of the time she gave Ted Danson blackface.

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We had fans of our own calling Belcher a coward as well but that has more reasoning seeing what he did to others. We aren't talking about some flying off the handle act of rage. You can't compare that one in here. No doubt Seau and Williams had a long bout with this, that both were unable to manage.

In honor of Robin Williams, I'm going to let my arm hair grow wild and unkempt.

(Pause.)

Okay, that's done.

Like I said, I wasn't calling it right. In autumn to the rivalry aspect I might add that because he was a rival there was no real personal attachment to Junior. Outside of people who just didn't care for anything he ever did, which is going to be a very small group, Williams made a connection with most every one.

Again, not necessarily right butcertainly very human, a personal connection is going to make a difference.

That dude did have some bushy arms. I assume you, like me... do not have that issue.

how long until Caliendo ****s this up by doing some sort of tribute.

I have tarantula arms. I can do a great Robin Williams impersonation from the elbows down.

He was at the end of his rope

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Welp that's depressing.

His death is a little ironic given his role in "What dreams may come". RIP knowing that you brought joy and laughter to millions.