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Famous Last Words
12/22/2015 5:56:28 PM



Alleged last words of some famous dearly departed who died, passed-on, became deceased, kicked the bucket, caught a flight to Cleveland...whatever.

                                           FAMOUS LAST WORDS


Saint Lawrence was martyred by Emperor Valerian in 258 AD. The emperor must have been really pissed off about something because he had Larry tied to an iron gridiron and grilled alive. It is alleged that Larry's last words were, "I think I'm done on this side; you can turn me over now." Perhaps as a consequence of this gruesome death, Larry is supposedly considered to be the Patron Saint of chefs. Repeated attempts to contact Gordon Ramsay for confirmation of this have failed. I may continue those efforts or...I may not.

Following his release from Reading Gaol where he had been imprisoned for moral offenses, an ill and destitute Oscar Wilde sought refuge in Paris. He supported himself on funds that people paid him for his scintillating conversation during dinner engagements. Presumably,his meals were paid for as well. He was holed up in a rather shabby Left Bank apartment where, on his death bed, he is reputed to have raised his head, looked around the room and said, "Either this wallpaper goes or I do.".

Pancho Villa was a notorious Mexican revolutionary around the turn of the 20th century. He was eventually tracked down by the Mexican police/soldiers and shot off his horse. While being cradled in the arms of a comrade he is reported to have uttered words that would resonate with the masses of common-place ne'er-do-wells like myself. Looking up at his comrade he said, "Don't let it end like this...tell them I said something."

 

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