Larry King has passed.

[67Monaco]

 

[CBODY67]

In his earlier days, a great interviewer who could get to the heart of a matter in an easy manner. I perceived him to be trustworthy, too. RIP.

CBODY67

 

[Love Shack]

Is that a picture of Larry’s brother,
Don ?

 

[hemi71x]

Looks like they're going to bury the wrong guy.

 

[hemi71x]

Is that a picture of Larry’s brother,
Don ?

Somebody has his KING'S mixed up.

 

[xxcarguy]

Hahahaha
You guys kill me!

 

[hemi71x]

Looks like the op took the picture down.

No, it's still up.
My bad.
Picture took a long time to load, for some reason or other.

 

[69CoronetRT]

 

[hemi71x]

Forgot about the Burger King. lol

 

[Newport 66]

Who did what??!??
Did someone die?

 

[hemi71x]

Who did what??!??
Did someone die?

Yep.
But according to the op, the wrong guy. lol

 

[Turboomni]

 

[Love Shack]

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I hear Burger King is being buried in a styrofoam casket, with a spray of French fries on top.

 

[67-Fury]

He lived a long life. Interviewed a Fu*k ton of people. I admire that. People are just so many things. I know he had some young sons, which break my heart for them.

 

[patrick66]

Don King croaked a few years ago.

Larry King was on wife #12 or something like that.

The Burger King got fried a long time ago.

MLK achievements continue to be bastardized by Jackasses.

A Ford King Cab is not worth $85K.

 

[69CoronetRT]

Living Kings:

Billie Jean
Kerry
Carol
Evelyn "Champaign"
Stephen
Johnathan

Dead Kings:
Rodney
BB
Albert
Freddie

 

[1970cat]

larry lived a long colorful life. considering the chain smoking , drinking , multiple wives / children, heart attack, stroke, etc. 87 was pretty good.

 

[67Monaco]

Don King croaked a few years ago.

Larry King was on wife #12 or something like that.

The Burger King got fried a long time ago.

MLK achievements continue to be bastardized by Jackasses.

A Ford King Cab is not worth $85K.

Don King is still alive.

 

[3175375]

larry lived a long colorful life. considering the chain smoking , drinking , multiple wives / children, heart attack, stroke, etc. 87 was pretty good.

I remember listening to Larry in the mid to late 80’s on a radio station out of Salt Lake City from Ventura, CA in the 62 Corvair station wagon’s AM tube radio. He had some great interviews and that radio’s ability to pick up stations from far away was amazing.

 

[Robert Saigh]

Early eighties ('82-'84) Laid up off and on and listen to his Radio/Call in show for 2-3 hrs week nights. All topics and subjects were discussed.