What film will bruce willis be remembered for?

>>212965078 (OP)
Die hard

>>212965091
/thread

>>212965078 (OP)
You just know his vulture family will keep him alive as long as possible for the grift

>>212965078 (OP)
why don't they just shoot him to stop the misery?

>>212965078 (OP)
Piège de cristal.

>>212965078 (OP)
remember?

for me it's 12 Monkeys

are there any actual recent pics of him? I assume they just repost old photos, he's probably bed-ridden at this point

>his daughters constantly uses him for internet clout
Fucking grim

>>212965115
He may have or didn't say that when he found out he was diagnosed.

Is The Jackal the only movie where he played the antagonist?
The fact that it feels so unnatural is what makes the character stand out

>>212965078 (OP)
...y-yippie ki yay, friend....

sad. dementia is such a shitty way to go. RIP to one of the legends of hollywood himself

>>212965078 (OP)
Man, what a way to go out. I guess you just slowly over a couple of years start to zone out throughout your day. Just forgetting that you already went to the store, or that you left the faucet on. Just small stuff until you begin to just teleport from location to location, with only brief moments of consciousness. You just slowly fade away.

Man, that's brutal.

>>212965078 (OP)
this is why Robin Williams did the right thing

>>212965078 (OP)
If we have to die at all I wish it worked like flipping a switch. Every manner of human death seems so degrading and undignifying.

>>212965222
checked, not only that but he put out a ton of kinos during his last sting.

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

why did pedowood do this to bruce

Perfect kino for this feel.
>inb4 Amour
Noe did it better.

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212965290
Dying alone and forgotten.

>>212965332
But he's already forgotten himself

>>212965290
Being an incel.

>>212965332
is there anything scarier that dying alone and forgotten?

>>212965290
Why is it scary? If I ever get dementia I'll just put a bullet in my brain. Fuck rotting alive.

are there any actual recent pics of him? I assume they just repost old photos, he's probably bed-ridden at this point

>>212965290
>>212965373
Alexa play "I'm Not Gonna Miss You" by Glen Campbell

>>212965078 (OP)
Sixth Sense.

Man, what a way to go out. I guess you just slowly over a couple of years start to zone out throughout your day. Just forgetting that you already went to the store, or that you left the faucet on. Just small stuff until you begin to just teleport from location to location, with only brief moments of consciousness. You just slowly fade away.

Man, that's brutal.

>>212965383
Dying from dementia

>>212965091
more like Die, Tard

>AND FOR MY NEXT TRICK, ALL LIVING CREATURES WILL HAVE THEIR BRAINS ERODE WITH AGE RESULTING IN COMPLETE DEATH OF PERSONALITY FOR YEARS BEFORE EXPIRING

>>212965406
You wouldn't know doe.
On the other hand: You can watch your favourite kinoe every day as if it was the first time. Just label it beforehand.

>>212965078 (OP)
I wouldn't remember a single film. I'd ask him to remember a film. Which is what no one else did.

>>212965290
i have memory issues due to drug abuse, i know i'm not as sharp as i used to be, sometimes i really struggle to remember something past the 'fog' and i get insanely frustrated.

but at the same time it's gradual so it's not this 'if i ever HAVE dementia one day, shoot me' idea i previously held. i can rewatch films multiple times which is nice. (can't read books now)

>>212965078 (OP)
The ones on the deep web

>>212965416
Apparently he doesn't remember that he was an actor, so, yeah, probably

>>212965078 (OP)
Die Hard, Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Fifth Element, Pulp Fiction, or Sin City. You can go with any of these and I wouldn't be mad. Personally, I would say: Die Hard, Sixth Sense, or Fifth Element.

>>212965115
Because Christianity.

>>212965612
we finally have 'assisted dying' here in the UK, for secular people who want it.
Jesus fucking Christ it's insane it took until 2025 (Christfrens, do whatever suits you)

>>212965078 (OP)
That movie with Julianne Moore where she gets dementia at the end really fucked me up.

>>212965290
Being gutshot

>>212965753
the director of Still Alice was himself dying of ALS while making the movie, which is pretty interesting

>>212965612
>human morality

>>212965078 (OP)
Die Hard, Unbreakable, Fifth Element

>>212965893
>human morality is when terminal cancer patients suffer
No, there's almost no one who can go along with that.

>>212965851
why

>>212965290
that flavor of dementia that Robin Williams had which makes you hallucinate sounds even worse that just slowly going blank like Willis

>>212965078 (OP)
Punching Fabienne retarded child

>>212965144
this is from 1 year ago

I've been rewatching Moonlighting lately. He's so fucking good in that show it's crazy.

>>212965161
His ex-wife too.

>>212965884
I see that as a relief if he was still alive then the jews would force him to direct a Disney capeshit movie after getting success from a small film. They have a awful habit of doing that.

>>212965078 (OP)
Apparently Bruce wanted to be in Terrance Malik's Thin Red Line for free and would gladly pay first class plane tickets of his co-stars. What a guy.

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212965309
The father.
Is super sad but super good

>>212966239
Bone cancer, don't look it up

>>212965309
He could make a touching film if he wanted to just like Lars Von Trier

>>212966021
Who's that

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212966344
Only once it's advanced. Early on-set dementia is practically a super-power if you're all about "the grind".

>>212965078 (OP)
The Christmas one

>>212966336
pablo all grown up

>>212965960
What?

>>212965959
Most sane people with morals don’t kill family

>>212966616
Yeah, they just pick prolonged torture over it.

>>212965290
Alzheimer?

>>212965078 (OP)
Poster Child for MAiD....

I love Bruce Willis... but this is getting painful. He needs a mercy.

>>212966344
Dementia isn't that scary to be fair. People might be able to be mobile until they die and they don't have mental capacity to be aware of their condition.
Anything affecting mobility is usually worse. Stroke patients that can't stand up and rely on caretakers while retaining mental capacity are worse off than dementia patients.

>>212965078 (OP)
I want to update my will to state that I must be killed if I develop full-on dementia. Dying is already frightening enough, but living without a mind and memory? Fucking fuck that shit cunt.

>>212965078 (OP)
Is that Demi with him?

>>212965078 (OP)
12 Monkeys, Looper, and Moonlighting (not a movie, a TV show) for me. I am not a fan of Die Hard and his other movies, but in those 3 he was truly great.

>>212965290
The idea of a terminal cancer diagnosis scares the everloving shit out of me.

>>212965217
I’m going through it now. You end up having to write everything down and the scope of your awareness for time starts to narrow. What you did 8 hours ago starts to feel like days ago and you spend more and more time trying to process and remember stuff you used to just naturally remember. Soon memories become inaccessible and things you’re aware you did on some level start to feel like another person’s thoughts you’re borrowing. And it just gets almost imperceptibly narrower over time. The end stages I’m guessing are just one instant moment after moment.

>>212965078 (OP)
This event has the absolute stupid memes possible. They're not clever or funny.

>>212966265
Fuck, fuck, FUUUUUUCK!!!
Yeah, maybe dementia isn't THAT bad after all.

>>212965217
I work with old people and yeah, thy’re completely alone and in a constant state of mental fog. And no, having kids doesn’t mean you have a safety net to take care of in your old age. Your adult children will have their own problems and can’t take on yours as well.

Honestly, why isn't euthanasia fully legal and accessible yet, especially for people with such diseases? Clearly, he and his family are struggling now, it's not life, it's merely an existence. Why not just end his suffering, why not put an end to it? In this case, it would be the most humane thing to do.

>>212967023
Most sane people with morals don’t kill family

>>212966922
He said DON'T look it up, anon!
I just did too, fucking christ

>>212967043
This isn't about killing your family member; it's about putting an end to their pain and suffering. This condition is incurable, he will never get better. Why keep him alive and prolong this other than for some selfish purpose?

>>212965078 (OP)
You think she still sucks him off or something just to keep up his spirits? Like how long do you think that kind of stuff goes on for? I'm just planning ahead, but she still looks bang worthy.

>>212967164
You can't process getting sucked off when you have late stages of dementia.

>>212966863
>I’m going through it now.
Really? Shit, that sucks.

Vax status?

>>212967223
RED DEER COMING THIS AUGUST!

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

I actually truly think I am too retarded to get dementia

>>212965290
I have type 1 diabetes , granted I take care of it , but if it ever gets to the point where I am losing feet or need dialysis I am prepared to end it.

Moonlighting is so good bros

>>212965290
gay sex

>>212965574
Be all right little buddy.

He got that Bourdain special, many such cases

>>212965091
Jesus, man….

>>212965078 (OP)
Bruce :(

>>212965508
Man marilyn always says the right thing. What a guy

>>212965681
Assisted dying is usually only for people who have the capacity to request and administer it themselves (terminal cancer patients for example). Bruce's alzheimers would prevent him from getting it even if it was legal

>>212965078 (OP)
spy hard

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212965475
oof

I will always love The Fifth Element.

>>212965078 (OP)
In Country and Nobody's Fool.

>>212965508
Trying too hard with this one, Anon.

>>212965178
Planet Terror

"Where's...the.... SHIT?!"

>>212968233

>>212965078 (OP)
Standing and hugging? No problemo. Hold dog? Yes. Walk? Impossible. Talk? No out of the question.

>>212965567
He did have a surprisingly great run of kinos, way better than a lot of his peers. A lot of borderline cult classics like Twelve Monkeys and Looper.

If I ever get diagnosed with dementia, I'll blow my brains out within the day.
If I can fucking remember to do it.

>>212965078 (OP)
>I don't know what film?

>>212965503
Adam screwed us

>>212965078 (OP)
Man, what a way to go out. I guess you just slowly over a couple of years start to zone out throughout your day. Just forgetting that you already went to the store, or that you left the faucet on. Just small stuff until you begin to just teleport from location to location, with only brief moments of consciousness. You just slowly fade away.

Man, that's brutal.

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212965078 (OP)
I still think he was drugged. He seemed fine in the Death Wish remake.

>>212965114
I don't think being around a dementia addled family member is something anyone wants to do. Also what is the alternative? You cant just take him out back

>>212968974
he shoulda drank more water and got more sun

>>212965503
We were never supposed to live that long. This is a Tower of Babylon type situation.

>>212965078 (OP)
Being in great movies, but never stepping up and directing anything. Too bad - I'll bet he would've been pretty good.

>>212965506
This is the only reason I go on living. Imagine being able to wake up every day and watch your favorite movie or tv show like it's the first time. Every day would be the best day of your life.

>>212965290
The premise of “One” by Metallica

>>212965091
More like die soft lmao

>>212965078 (OP)
I just watched Unbreakable last night. His performance was so subtle. It's really a lovely movie.

>>212966616
Have you actually seen your loved ones go trough shit like dementia or other neurodegenerative diseases. At some point euthanasia becomes a mercy and keeping them alive becomes infinitely crueler.

>>212965131
>>212968783
I saw Twelves Monkeys last year. Weird bizarre movie but still entertaining because I like Terry Gilliam’s directing style. Brad Pitt was strangely funny and Bruce Willis performed well in it, probably one of his more underrated roles.

>>212965131
certified schizokino

>>212965078 (OP)
R.I.P
Genuinely sad, at least he made sure his family was financially secure before going out.
Also

>>212965091
KEK

>>212965091
This.
The Sixth Sense is a still good number two.
Armegeddon and Moonlighting will both wane in and out of relevance depending on how people are feeling, but those are both great roles.
But he'll be John McLane first and Malcolm Crowe first and second. Moonlighting was a great show, Armageddon was a Classic Blockbuster, but the Sixth Sense and Die Hard are top 10 in their genre.

>>212965078 (OP)

horrible fate, I watched this happen to my grandma. You just get to a put where your brain is just mush and you forget how to breathe.

>>212969307
It's very a very divisive movie, most people seem to hate it but I really liked it.

>>212965078 (OP)
I was sneaking around staying up late and caught Color of Night on. He was getting it on with Jane Marsh.

>>212965078 (OP)
I always liked him. Really sad it ended this way for him.

>>212965078 (OP)
Stupid as shit movie but still entertaining.

>>212968835
Not a very big brained move by God to place the tree in the garden. Especially seeing as he alreafy knew it would happen

>>212965178
>An early test-screened version of the film had an innocent man shot by Willis' character hiding out in a gay bar. The audience loudly cheered the killing, which came to the attention of GLAAD. Chaz Bono (the group’s entertainment media director) spoke with Jackal producer Sean Daniel, who arranged to have the scene re-edited.[10] Bruce Willis successfully fought to keep a same-sex kiss in the film.[11]
lol
props to bruce for willing to do a humiliation ritual on screen in the 90s

>>212965078 (OP)

The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Die Hard series, the Fifth Element, Armageddon, Tears of the Sun and many others. He was very prolific in making films.

>>212965217
It happened to my dad and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Not even sure if someone being insulting with it deserves it (jokes about it are fine when it's gallow's humor). He clocked out in 2011 and around 2006 he was still lucid and I think able to work it's been awhile so I forget. But that kinda messes with me now to realize it was just a 5-6 year period to go from parkinsons but mobile and lucid to skeletally thin in hospice. Others have gone faster I guess. One advice we picked up from my maternal grandfather's dementia and his is to try and play along with it when they are lucid. IE grandfather thought he had a meeting in another state he had to go to:
>No no dad/granddad they cancelled your flight it's a blizzard
"Okay then I'll take the train"
>Yeah but they shut the trains down due to a hurricane coming through. The safest place to be is here right now
Think of it in their shoes. If you swore on your life the sky was poka-dotted, you knew for certain, would you feel better if everyone went "you're crazy, you're insane, no anon it's not poka dotted it's just your dementia" or if they'd played along with your belief but redirected it. Obviously if you were lucid and knew they were bullshitting you it wouldn't make you feel better, but you're going senile so you aren't.

>>212965290
The rot-away-inside slow death stuff like kidney or liver or cancer seems pretty nasty. Heart attacks or strokes can be scary in their unpredictability but it's not just sitting rotting away knowing you can't escape it.

>>212965078 (OP)
Poor guy. I think I would kms if this were me but idk. There's always the hope of one more day, one more memory with the family. I'll always be a fan of his.

>>212965131
based

>>212965290
A lethal dose of radiation, but not enough to instantly kill you. Look up the death of Hisashi Ouchi.

>>212969499
The odd thing is no predicting it. Or difficulty in it. For mine (just talked about a sec ago) the autopsy confirmed it was not hereditary so it could have been anything from welding work he did to being near astroturf chemicals to getting hit by a rock when he was a kid.

God knows the plastic soup we're all stewing in is going to lead to some fun diseases in the next few years/decades.

>>212965078 (OP)
Kelly Osbourne is starting to do the "selfie videos and panning to Ozzy" shtick now like his daughters do. It's fucking demonic

Big grimacing face it starts with then panning to an old frail man.

>>212967164
They're divorced.

>>212965290
Seeing my dad's face when his mother no longer recognized him still haunts me to this day.

>>212970821
So

>>212965406
At some point you cant get access to a firearm easily. I imagine it goes like "I'll do it if it gets bad enough" and then you put it off until you're being handled full time and you cant get it together enough to get a hold of one
Maybe idk really

>>212965078 (OP)
>>212965091
>>212965102
>>212965124
All of you are wrong.
The correct answer is: [spoilers] the one he made with Epsten[/spoilers]

>>212969073
Never had a family member with dementia? You build them an exact replica of their childhood home, then dig a grave big enough to fit them and all their money, you put them in, and cover them with the money. You then plant a tree on the spot to remind yourself where the grave is, if you don't forget that means you don't have dementia. If you do forget it grows into a money tree, but you can't remember where you planted it so it doesn't matter. I've had to do this twice and both times it was the hardest thing I'd ever done in my life.

>>212970709
It's his final retirement media tour, it's normal that it happens now.

>>212965078 (OP)
Die Hard
Sixth Sense
Fifth Element

Jackal and Moonlightning get honorable mention.

>mfw he told no one and sacrificed his image and filmography appearing in dogshit movies just to make quick extra money for his family before falling into the abyss

>>212967023
> why isn't euthanasia fully legal and accessible yet,
To avoid the same shit it was with locking up people in looney house\lobotomizing them just because their relatives (or worse, doctor) said so.

I have a great idea for a film about Bruce Willis's decent into madness where his reality keeps slipping back into the films he's starred in. He's in his Malibu mansion garden shuffling around in present day, and then suddenly he's back in Nakatomi Plaza shooting East Germans. He's being fed his retard gruel by a carer, and then suddenly he's back in Vincent's condo in Pulp Fiction. Could have a scene where he catches a terrorist and beats him up but in reality it's just the pool boy. Theme of the film would be Beethoven's Ode to Joy. Taking suggestions on the name

>>212965091
FPBP and moonlighting and pulp fiction

>>212967164
That might frighten him. A glass of apple juice is probably a better idea.

>>212965091
This, but The Last Boy Scout is better.

>>212967192
Reminds me of a joke that was sort of like this:

A gold digger married an old guy. Her mom tells her before wedding night, that everything will be ok, he probably won't even get it up because he is too old, etc. Tells the daughter to call her next day.

Day passed. Two days. Week passed.
Mother is worried, decides to visit. Door opens up, the completely tired bride (naked, sweaty, running mascara, circles under eyes, heavy breathing) appears and tells her:

"Mom, he doesn't have an ED, he has dementia. He lies on top of me, we have sex, he comes, forgets about it, and goes again thinking it's the first time. And he haven't stopped ever since"

>>212965290
I think there is but I forgot

>>212965406
Implying you
a) Won't forgot about the whole deal
b) Won't forgot you even had a gun in the first place.

>>212971628
AHHHHAHAHAHA FAGOT

>>212967217
Man, that’s just nuts!

>>212965078 (OP)
Die Hard series
Expendables series
Sixth Sense
Armageddon
Fifth Element
Pulp Fiction

Mainstream answer: Die Hard
Kino answer: The Fifth Element

>>212970399
>Stupid as shit movie
Oh yeah.
>>212970399
>but still entertaining.
Hahaha no.

>>212972640
well the question is what will he be remembered for not what's your favorite Bruce Willis movie.

>>212972640
Patrician answer: The Last Boy Scout

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212972771
Nta, but if someone has a favorite movie of his, then they're remembering him.

>>212972789
ALS
your mind still is coherent but your body just shuts down and you can't control it anymore.
being consciously trapped in a prison like body sounds even more terrifying than slowly losing awareness and memory and cognitive function.
ALS you would quickly get to the point where you CAN'T suicide even if you wanted to really badly.

>>212965115
Terrible thing to say.
>"muh go back to.."
Go back to eating shit out of your asshole you stupid faggot loser.

Kinos:
Fifth Element
Pulp Fiction
Unbreakable

Forgettable (no pun intended, and usually not his fault):
Looper
Sixth Sense
Sin City

Haven't seen so can't rate, but heard good things:
Die Hard
Planet Terror
12 Monkeys

>>212972796
while that's true I thought the question was more about what kind of film legacy does Bruce Willis leave and well, he's in a lot of noteworthy things that people will remember.

>>212965078 (OP)
>reportedly
at least maintain silence out of respect for the guy

>>212972848
Uhhhh I couldn't move my right arm for a half hour once.
ahahaha hahah
ha.

>>212972878
He's mostly going to be known for Pulp Fiction and Die Hard then, simple as. Maybe The 5th Element too.

>>212969307
its one of brad pitts best movies where he doesnt just play le stoic soft spoken badass man

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212972945
Hold that thought I'll back to you after I remember why I walked into this room.

Are there any good kinos about dementia?

Possibly pretending to have dementia to get out of a fucked up Hollywood contract?

>>212972933
People are always gonna remember Sixth Sense too, the TWEEST
People are gonna remember Armageddon as well, that fuckin Aerosmith song man
I dunno man there's a lot of things he's been in that people will remember.

>>212973027
True on all counts, so bottom line, he won't be forgotten.

>>212972945
I don't know, but is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212973022
This is my new head-canon, bros^

>>212973045
hell no, Bruce, Arnie, Stallone, people gonna remember those for decades yet.

>>212973089
And Clint.

>>212972971
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt33046222/

>>212965091
lmao

>>212973211
Oh shit

>>212973184
Oh yeah, that's a generation back I was mostly looking at the 80's action heroes, those were the big 3
Clint was more 70's but definitely unforgettable.

>>212973237
You gotta understand that Clint Eastwood, like all the others, are perpetually 39 to me. I like it that way.

>>212972876
This.

>>212973063
Nobody knows, including his wife. It’s his best performance yet.

Grandma, Bruce Willis is my favorite bedtime hero

>>212973027
Yeah but this is NOT how I remember that Aerosmith song?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ1H8KBnnhM

>>212973027
>People are always gonna remember Sixth Sense too, the TWEEST
my mother (who did not buy me a Dreamcast when i really wanted one) ruined this for me. told me right away there's a twist, i'll never guess the twist, there's a twist in this film.
>he's a ghost, isn't he?
thanks, mother.

the best one? Unbreakable. you can say there's a 'twist', but there isn't, really. one of the few times the ambiguity isn't annoying. there's still a satisfying conclusion and resolution to it all.

Looper

>>212965383
Dying never having experienced sex would probably be the worst way to go. Knowing you never even tried out THE life experience that created you.
That'd be a bummer. Even if I never fuck again I'll at least have my memories and the sense of accomplishment. I never thought too much about it until I found out there are middle aged men who've been brainwashed out of even attempting to get laid. Now I feel like I climbed some amazing mountain or something.

>>212965453
Yeah, it's gotta be like a drunken blackout. I'm watching someone lose their memories a little bit more every day. They're often frightened and anxious because they think they should be at work or taking care of a child or something. It's like there's some major thing they aren't prepared for and you can't take that feeling away from them no matter how much you assure them.

>>212973895
i'm glad i experienced teen love/sex with qt scene grills in the 2000s.
not sure if it's a monkey paw situation when incel types go on about "YOU WILL NEVER EXPERIENCE YOUNG LOVE ;__;" but if i have a terminal illness? yeah, better to have loved and lost. i mean holy shit you only get one chance at being 15, that's just how it works.

Is there anything scarier than dementia?

>>212966863
I'm sorry for you. My mom has it and she's slowly slipping away. The very idea of this audio thing is heartbreaking. Hearing it is painful and sad but it makes sense in a way. It's not for everyone but it moved me profoundly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc

>>212965310
underrated.
>>212974038
ruined.

>>212969142
The flipside is your spouse just died yesterday and every day they died yesterday. All of those feelings are fleeting, which is the the blessing and the curse both.

Dementia Hard
Dementia Hard Two
Dementia Hard with a Vengeance
Live Free or Dementia Hard
A Good Day to Dementia Hard

>>212970399
I sincerely love Hudson Hawk. Richard E. Grant and Sandra Bernhardt are worth it alone.

Fifth Element since it's easily the best movie in its genre (space opera)

>>212965131
She looked so good in that movie

>>212965290
slow going terminal cancer, in the sense it won't kill you fast enough so you're gonna be in a state of abysmal agony until the doctors finally agree to put you in chemical coma.

This clip is so satisfying where there's some fucking cunt who thinks it's funny to mess with these poor sufferers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vao7kT7Y40w

>>212965114
Yes, I can’t imagine his current earning power and palliative care for a dementia patient is practically free.

>>212974186
Closetland. Alan Rickman makes her drink piss.

>>212970399
The Red movies are entertaining and Death becomes her is great

>>212972876
>>212973304
Samefag

>>212965475
Kek XD

>>212965078 (OP)
Unbreakable

>>212965131
BASED

>>212969142
>wake up in strange place full of strange people while seeing horrifying visions
>enjoy favorite episode of Frasier for first time
I honestly find your scenario unlikely.

>>212966616
Yea it’s totally moral to keep people alive to unnatural ages to increase suffering though.

>>212969142
My dads been like that for 20 years but otherwise functions normally

>>212965290
I'm suprised no one had mentioned bone cancer

>>212970399
Or would you rather be a pig?

>>212971999
The process for legal euthanasia wouldn’t be just be dropping them off at the pound rerard.

>>212970399
No man
Hudson Hawk is straight ass.

>>212972216
This is a terrible joke. You should feel ashamed.

>>212975813
have had dementia/Alzheimer's close relatives.

how the fuck do you not want to just end it, for him?

>>212973895
>I feel like I climbed some amazing mountain or something
kek this is like looking at retards and suddenly thinking you're a genius, ty for the laugh anon

>>212973612
What the fuck would Kevin Bacon do?

>>212965290
ALS. dementia comes naturally, but you get to also enjoy witnessing your body dying while you forget yourself and everyone you knew

Is there anything scarier than dementia?