I was kind of shocked that he died. It just came out of nowhere.

Another gun blog I frequent stated that Walker was a gun guy, actively supported Wounded Warrior, and was on his way to an event to aid the typhoon relief.

Seemed like a pretty good guy.

And now I've realized how ironic Paul Walker's death was.

Only the good die young, I suppose. A modern day James Dean perhaps?

No, but good interpretation. He starred in the Fast and the Furious films and he died in a car crash.

Is anybody following the murder of the teacher in Massachuetts?

One of her students, 14 years old, alledgedly followed her in to the bathroom, sexually assualted her, took her credit cards, iPhone, and panties, then slit her throat with a box cutter.

He tossed her in a recycle bin and then went to Wendys and a movie.

A State Trooper found him later, in pocession of her credit cards and panties.

I can't fathom that kind of evil.

Good God...

.45 to the brain = problem solved, in that case

Today is my last day of class this semester, but it also happens to be the day I get out of class at 8:30 in the evening. So much free time today, not a whole lot to do with it

From his IMDB profile:

"I'm passionate about animals and I hunt too. It's like I save and I kill. I'm a walking, talking contradiction. I'm all about preserving the environment but I'm racing cars on the weekend. I tell everyone I'm a gun-loving hippy."

As for Wounded Warrior, read this:

http://www.brobible.com/entertainmen...cee-engagement

Like I said, he will probably never be remembered as a great actor, but he was still in some entertaining films and he lived a wonderful life off-camera. It's nice to see someone who stayed far more grounded than most of Hollwood and relished his hobbies when he wasn't working.