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10-19-2014, 02:11 AM
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Re: Vijayan Mash, Editor of the Cultural Weekly, Dies On Live TV
 funny thing is, after you hit 60 or so this is likely the way youre gonna go. you may be asleep, and no cameras running, but this is how he grim reaper takes a huge percentage |
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10-19-2014, 08:02 AM
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Re: Vijayan Mash, Editor of the Cultural Weekly, Dies On Live TV
he looked like they had dug him up anyway
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11-05-2014, 12:28 AM
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Re: Vijayan Mash, Editor of the Cultural Weekly, Dies On Live TV
This guy probably saw the angel of death and shit his pants...
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#197
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11-05-2014, 08:32 AM
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Re: Vijayan Mash, Editor of the Cultural Weekly, Dies On Live TV
Vijayan died of cardiac arrest on 3 October 2007.[22][23] He was speaking at a televised press conference at Thrissur to explain the defamation case filed by KSSP President Pappootty over an article that appeared in the Paadham magazine. Caught on film, his last words were "It's not the individual, but the nation is important. This language should be used if it has to be heard, it was Bernard Shaw who said this." During the speech, Vijayan had been suffering from headaches and drowsiness. The cameras continued filming, effectively broadcasting his death on national television as he rapidly lost consciousness and slumped backwards in his chair. Kerala Kaumudi left the space of its main headline blank showing respect to Vijayan and commented "The death which doesn't have any title." His body was cremated with State honours in Kodungallur, Kerala.
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