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That's what happens when you try to change the past.

A new witness must have stepped forward.

No and neither did he.

wow, what a very poorly written "article"

"theory...was in fact shot..." theory and fact don't belong together like this

"...and nor was..." ftft (fixed that for telegraph), now pay me an editing fee!

He was murdered by time-traveling Muslim extremists.

The story makes sense. People who commit suicide don't generally shoot themselves in the stomach and then run a mile for help.

Stop removing greenlit articles

La tristesse durera....

Favorite DW episode ever.

rosiem88: Favorite DW episode ever.

That's my current desktop background.

FTA: But this does not explain why the easel and brushes that he had taken to the fields with him that day, not to mention a gun, were never found

No, but someone happening along some unguarded valuables in the middle of a field and absconding with them does.

Additionally, Pablo Picasso was never called an "asshole".

/burning sensations
//Repo Man

What a shocker - I didn't even know he was sick.

I thought he killed himself because he had a ceaseless vision of the TARDIS exploding. After cutting off his ear because he could hear the endless loop of explosions River was caught in.

_{Was he an Auton?}

Well, I guess the more you know...

Next they'll be saying someone else took his ear.

Muslims got him too?

I've been to Auvers-sur-Oise, so of course I'm getting a kick, etc. That was an interesting piece on 60 Minutes last night.

I guess someone needs to update this:
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WTF!!!!
First JFK now Vincent?
We have to stop these people from dying.

Damn troofers.

bungle_jr: wow, what a very poorly written "article"

"theory...was in fact shot..." theory and fact don't belong together like this

"...and nor was..." ftft (fixed that for telegraph), now pay me an editing fee!

Not a fan of the English language, eh?

The proposal is that van Gogh was actually - or, in fact - shot by someone else. Also, theory and fact align quite frequently. See also: science.

As for "and nor" - it's perfectly cromulent. I may have constructed the sentence differently myself, but if you're struggling to understand it, it's not the article author's fault.

/Do seppos still pronounce "van Gogh" as "van go"?
//The accepted pronunciation is: imagine the sounds you make when trying to cough up a particularly troublesome jellyfish. That's van Gogh.

FTA "buying drinks and teasing..."

I mighta beeen shot.

iron de havilland: bungle_jr: wow, what a very poorly written "article"

"theory...was in fact shot..." theory and fact don't belong together like this

"...and nor was..." ftft (fixed that for telegraph), now pay me an editing fee!

Not a fan of the English language, eh?

The proposal is that van Gogh was actually - or, in fact - shot by someone else. Also, theory and fact align quite frequently. See also: science.

As for "and nor" - it's perfectly cromulent. I may have constructed the sentence differently myself, but if you're struggling to understand it, it's not the article author's fault.

/Do seppos still pronounce "van Gogh" as "van go"?
//The accepted pronunciation is: imagine the sounds you make when trying to cough up a particularly troublesome jellyfish. That's van Gogh.

van goff is how i say it now

and the "and nor" thing must be some weird brit thing. i was always taught that "nor" alone was proper in that situation

i could care less about the "theory" vs "in fact" issue irregardless of how it sounds

bungle_jr: i could care less

Ugh, every time I hear that, I want to shoot myself in the stomach!

Vincent Van Go fark Yourself....

SURVEY SAYS!

As if suicide isn't depressing enough, this guy covered up his own murder.

bungle_jr: van goff is how i say it now

only when wearing a bow tie

rosiem88: [www.starstore.com image 640x427]

Favorite DW episode ever.

Got that poster in my cube. But which episode are you talking about "Vincent and the Doctor" or "The Pandorica Opens"? The painting is shown in "The Pandorica Opens". Both are great episodes.

bungle_jr: and the "and nor" thing must be some weird brit thing. i was always taught that "nor" alone was proper in that situation

i could care less about the "theory" vs "in fact" issue irregardless of how it sounds


It works, for all intensive purposes...

Of course, if those libtards didn't prevent concealed carry laws in bars where people where getting hammered on absinthe, Van Gogh might still be alive today.

/am i doin it rite?

iron de havilland: /Do seppos still pronounce "van Gogh" as "van go"?
//The accepted pronunciation is


Van Go.

/fark yourself

There's a big piece missing to this story

reillan: bungle_jr: van goff is how i say it now

only when wearing a bow tie

I was just wearing a bow tie, so I'm getting a kick out of your reply.

Sometimes when we have "high-value" guests or bosses in the office, they ask us to wear ties. I brought in a black bowtie.

azazyel: rosiem88: [www.starstore.com image 640x427]

Favorite DW episode ever.

Got that poster in my cube. But which episode are you talking about "Vincent and the Doctor" or "The Pandorica Opens"? The painting is shown in "The Pandorica Opens". Both are great episodes.

I realized after posting that there are two episodes with him. Both are great, but I was referring to "Vincent and the Doctor."