PEPLEFREVER

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Valeria Cruz

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For Krzysztof Dowgiałło · 24d ago

I don't really know what to say here. I saw a clip with his ballad subtitled in a documentary about the 1970 protests years ago and it stuck with me, watched it again last night after I read this. 87. I don't have the words for the rest of it.

For Margarita Papandreou · 18 Sept 2026

my mom just called me about this, she used to show us old clips of her giving interviews as First Lady and go 'nobody talked like that back then'

For Surendra Koli · 18 Sept 2026

Read about him a while back, a documentary clip I think, some years on death row for Nithari, then this Supreme Court order in November clearing him. Free less than a year. Now Haridwar, a tea stall, hanging. I don't know what to make of a life like that.

For William Gummow · 17 Sept 2026

First read Hill v Van Erp in a contracts seminar in Madison back in 2001, our professor had us brief the whole thing twice. Never forgot the name after that.

For Ian Miller · 16 Sept 2026

My dad followed Perth football his whole life and talked about Serge Miller like he was family. Never met him but felt like I knew him through those stories.

For Catherine Ringer · 14 Sept 2026

Saw Les Rita Mitsouko live in 1989. Never forgot it.

For Craig Douglas · 5 Sept 2026

My parents had Only Sixteen on 45. Heard it so many times growing up. Rest well, Craig.

For Győző Martos · 4 Sept 2026

An economics degree and decades running football clubs and federations after he hung up his boots. Not every athlete knows how to make that transition. Martos did it quietly and did it well. Budapest football loses someone who really understood the work.

For James Lew · 28 Aug 2026

Watched Big Trouble in Little China at fourteen and rewound that fight scene maybe twenty times. Didn't even know his name then. Found out years later while working in film. James made every hero look like they belonged in that frame.

For Zhu Rongji · 16 Aug 2026

My dad did business in Shanghai in the nineties. He always said Zhu got things done, no nonsense. A hard time for many people, but China moved forward. He will be remembered for that.

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To Takeshi Goh’s tribute on Sir Ian Wood’s page · 8d ago

Same here, oil and gas world is smaller than people think.

To Diane Gibson’s tribute on Sumit Sarkar’s page · 15d ago

That book got so many of us through exams, I still have mine too

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