Originally Posted by SSEssence (Post 10709824)

Rest in peace, he was my childhood hero and just awe inspiring to watch him do his magic on the court. Huge tragedy for sure, I feel for his family.

Originally Posted by 90503 (Post 10709330)

I don't even know how to begin or what to say....So sad and tragic.

God Bless Kobe, all his family, and all involved.

Originally Posted by KenKat (Post 10709857)

Just a reminder that we are all on just a short term lease on this planet.

Originally Posted by KenKat (Post 10709857)

Just a reminder that we are all on just a short term lease on this planet.

Originally Posted by Mydivorcegift (Post 10709926)

I mean it's sad and I'm not trying to sound like a dick, but.....

It's no more sad than any other life that is lost due to a tragic event. Yet when it comes to someone "famous" it's all of the sudden this big deal.

Somewhere today there's a struggling single mom, who is on the way to one of her multiple jobs she works to provide and just make it until tomorrow, and she will be killed by a drunk driver or a murderer, or accidentally step in front of a bus because she is so exhausted from "life"

What's the "sadder" story.

In 41 years, by MOST peoples standards, Kobe Bryant lived a pretty good f'n life.




Yes you never know when it can be your time.

Originally Posted by Mydivorcegift (Post 10709926)

I mean it's sad and I'm not trying to sound like a dick, but.....

It's no more sad than any other life that is lost due to a tragic event. Yet when it comes to someone "famous" it's all of the sudden this big deal.

Somewhere today there's a struggling single mom, who is on the way to one of her multiple jobs she works to provide and just make it until tomorrow, and she will be killed by a drunk driver or a murderer, or accidentally step in front of a bus because she is so exhausted from "life"

What's the "sadder" story.

In 41 years, by MOST peoples standards, Kobe Bryant lived a pretty good f'n life.




Yes you never know when it can be your time.