macabre

bizarre

I’d have a heart attack too if I had to put up with the piss poor play of the ‘Hawks for the last decade.LET’S GO FLYERS!!!!

Old people die. News at 10.

Very bizarre.

Ah ***** bluehost. Sorry guys, lemme see if I can get a copy to post in here.

Live and Let Die: Hockey grandma passes on at Hawks gamePosted by Steve Lyberopoulos in Central, Chicago Blackhawks, NHL on 11 8th, 2008 | 1 CommentAs living beings, of which the notion of life itself still remains mysterious, we are aware that with each coming day, we inch closer to the coffin. Death, as mysterious as life itself, strikes at the most unlikely and unplausible times for most.It did for Marguerite Kuhlman, and in 1986, her mother Mildred.The 68-year old woman passed away while attending the Hawks-Avalanche game at the United Centre this past Monday. Interestingly but strangely enough, Marguerite’s mother Mildred Kulman died at Chicago Stadium during a game 22 years ago, on March 30th 1986, at the old but well remembered Chicago Stadium.Her sisters, Patricia and Dorothea spoke fondly of Marguerite, and all have been hockey fans in a city that’s now craving hockey for many years.Dorothea claimed in an interview with the Chicago Tribune’s Noreen S. Ahmed-Ullah that a fellow Hawks fan alerted her that Marguerite had fallen over her seat. Noticing she was unconscious and not breathing, emergency specialists on site were quickly called over. And as the circle of life ends, it did at 8:25 PM CST for Marguerite Kuhlman at the Rush University Medical Centre.Heart attack? Close enough, in another case that’ll keep the hockey Gods looking on, heart disease was the cause of this all but happy ending.

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Wow, I know kids in second grade who can write better than the author of the original article.

You really read the article well

At least she died doing what she loved…having a heart attack.Da Blackhawks!

Creepy *****, man.

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The style of his prose, and the written word can be said to be what separates us from the beasts in the field, is indeed to be acknowledged as unusual if such a concept is one we can even consider.

Yeah, it is. Dunno why, he’s the only guy who writes on that blog as if it was poetry. My articles are usually straight to the point, but he’s odd in the sense that he likes to be different.

You call this reporting? - Did they win?

wow they they attended a lot of games, big deal!

Two related, hockey obsessed fans — seniors when they passed — die at hockey games? Shocking. Wouldn’t a real news story be, like, the coincidence of them each dying on their first ever hot air balloon ride or something?Whatever. Buried.

all hockey fans go to heaven?

Big coincidence but that’s all it is. People make too much out of them. A million monkeys typing on a million typewriters.

are the hawks THAT bad?