Robbin Williams: RIP

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[trebli]

RIP Mork. It's a sad day in Ork.

[Snusdog]

Very sad

He was a brilliant comedian

[crullers]

I was shocked to hear this. Mork and Mindy was a favourite when I was a kid and I liked a lot of his movies.

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[Kaplan]

R.I.P. Comic genius and a pretty good actor to boot. Just horrible. I remember him from his first appearance on Happy Days, when I was just a kid, and I loved Mork and Mindy.

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‘God hates fags’ hate group Westboro Baptist Church to picket the funeral of Robin Williams
Metro [UK] ^ |

The Westboro Baptist Church have announced their plans to picket the funeral of Robin Williams.
In their seemingly endless quest to become the most despised group in the world, the controversial anti-gay church, whose messages of hate include holding their famous ‘God hates fags’ signs, have denounced the late actor as a ‘fag pimp’ because he played a gay character in the cult film the Birdcage and a cross dresser in the family film Mrs Doubtfire.

@Rob1nWilliams @RobbyWilliams_ @RobinWilliamsTw @RWFansite Westboro Baptist Church to protest #RobinWilliams funeral: http://t.co/hsGrcp8Ro6—
Westboro Baptist (@WBCSays) August 12, 2014

The church, whose founder Fred Phelps died in March, claimed that through his film roles Mr Williams ‘made merchandise of filthy proud sin’.

WBC merged our #GodHatesTheMediaTour with memorial pickets of Robin Williams via @Independent ind.pn/1BebpyX http://t.co/Pdf155UNh9—
Westboro Baptist (@WBCSays) August 13, 2014

They were recently spotted in San Francisco attempting to disrupt vigils held for the actor as well as carrying out their ‘God hates media’ campaign against Facebook, Apple and Google.
They clearly missed the irony of posting news about their hate for the media on the biggest media tool on the planet.

LIVE TWEETING !! WBC outside @apple warning all who will to flee the wrath to come! #3 on GHTM tour! http://t.co/1dxTqAoA7o—
Westboro Baptist (@WBCSays) August 12, 2014

Robin Williams committed suicide on Monday, prompting tributes to the beloved actor from people all over the world

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