Author Topic: Re: Boomerangdog is dead. - Case closed, see page 5.  (Read 4805 times)


Yeah I'm thinking Boomerangdog faked it now along with Tony.

If your brother is dead, you don't steal his account and start playing Gmod.

RUSE!

Boomerangdog died.

His brother from now on will control all his accounts and going under the alias "Boomerangdog."

Joking about death is sick.

So stop saying your dead, Boomerangdog.



This was originally in the Supersnake117 topic but it fits here too.

Didn't he say he died of pneumonia?
Quote from: Wikipedia
Although pneumonia was regarded by William Osler in the 19th century as "the captain of the men of death", the advent of antibiotic therapy and vaccines in the 20th century have seen radical improvements in survival outcomes. Nevertheless, in the third world, and among the very old, the very young and the chronically ill, pneumonia remains a leading cause of death.

Didn't he say he died of pneumonia?
By "very young" they probably mean toddlers who could die from a 103 fever.

So even if he has caught pneumonia, unless Boomerangdog is 3 years old, 93 years old, or living in Côte d'Ivoire, he's not dead.

So even if he has caught pneumonia, unless Boomerangdog is 3 years old, 93 years old, or living in Côte d'Ivoire, he's not dead.

Bernie Mac died of pneumonia though but I still don't think Boomerangdog did.

Bernie Mac died of pneumonia though but I still don't think Boomerangdog did.
According to Wikipedia, Bernie Mac died of sarcoidosis and pneumonia.

Boomerangdog is alive, I figured it out in a thread in Drama.

Didn't he say he died of pneumonia?
I noticed this too.

Shall I lock now, or do you dundletits want to discuss this more?

A father doesn't immediately inform players of one's death in an online video game forum.  This is not their priority.  Also, the diction and overall style of writing portrayed by the "father" replicates that of his "son's" almost entirely.

A father doesn't immediately inform players of one's death in an online video game forum.  This is not their priority.  Also, the diction and overall style of writing portrayed by the "father" replicates that of his "son's" almost entirely.
I noticed this, also. One of the first things I looked for.

A father doesn't immediately inform players of one's death in an online video game forum.  This is not their priority.  Also, the diction and overall style of writing portrayed by the "father" replicates that of his "son's" almost entirely.
Not to mention how his "dad" stuck around to keep trying to make us believe.  And the photo was bullstuff, like 2-4 guys in the thread were like "baww it must be real so sorry :(", like seriously?  The guy was loving smiling, and who the hell is going to take a picture of themselves with a photo saying "RIP Boomerangdog"?