Post: #1

Yes its a sad loss of life but with a last name like this I hope he had an enjoyable life http://www.wate.com/story/23097817/north...-into-tree

Quote:According to officials with the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, 44-year-old James Bigmeat Jr. of Cherokee, N.C. was traveling north on U.S. 441, also known as Newfound Gap Road, when he ran off the roadway and collided into a tree.

Post: #2

If I was adopted by such a man I would sport that name with pride!

Post: #3

i hope he names his kid Richard. Dick Bigmeat.

Post: #4

(08-10-2013 06:09 PM)Dusty Wrote:  i hope he names his kid Richard. Dick Bigmeat.

You would have no choice but to be cocky with that name.

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Post: #6

His brother's name is Harry Bigmeat.

Post: #7

Seems like the late, great James Bigmeat was native, which would account for his tell-it-like-it-is, kick-ass name.

   

He was a man of few words. But he knew what he wanted out of life.

   

He recently made an honest woman out of Angie Murphy.

   

Here he is with his lady who, despite his not-so-good-looks, is 10 years his junior and treats him right.

   

Here he is disgusted at what he's reading in 50 Shades of Grey.

   

James Bigmeat, we hardly knew ye, but we here at the RVF pay tribute to you to, and your mighty name. Rest in peace, friend.

Post: #8

Lol. Rip

Post: #9

I have a buddy who's name is Richard Head. Tough break. Another friends dads name is Richard Simmons.

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(08-11-2013 02:37 PM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  I have a buddy who's name is Richard Head.

Post: #11

I meant his dads name, great stuff though.

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(08-11-2013 02:37 PM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  I have a buddy who's name is Richard Head. Tough break. Another friends dads name is Richard Simmons.

ha! I knew a guy growing up with that name. He owned half the town this guy and was very well off. Everyone hated him.

I always liked him though. He was a nice guy and always had work for me if I wanted it as a kid. He just knew money. I think people just resented him because they were shitty about money and operate under the assumption that rich people are inherently bad - and his name just made it easy to call him the obvious.

Post: #13

I grew up in Cherokee. Another last name was Bearmeat. Crow is a common family name. Tooney was a favorite. Then you start putting them together like, "Hey we're going to visit the Crows in Birdtown".

Post: #14

I used to intern at a place where the manager's name was "Richard Blewett." People called him dick lol.

Post: #15

To me, the greatest name ever is Semen Fokin (Семен Фокин). I don't know anybody with this name personally, but a Google search shows that there are some people out there.

Post: #16

I'll assume he also went by "jimmy" big meat.

Post: #17

I have a friend with the last name Bigmeat. Half black, half Cherokee.

Post: #18

My phys ed teacher in high school's name was Dick Inman.

Post: #19

I know we're not big on career women on this board, but I must pay tribute to the late entrepreneur and philanthropist Anita Roddick.

I also salute the long and storied career of television genius Peter Bonerz.

Post: #20

I held a candlelight vigil as soon as I read this.

RIP James Bigmeat Jr.

Post: #21

(08-11-2013 07:26 PM)Aliblahba Wrote:  I grew up in Cherokee. Another last name was Bearmeat. Crow is a common family name. Tooney was a favorite. Then you start putting them together like, "Hey we're going to visit the Crows in Birdtown".

Really? I'll have to PM you a weird story about Santa's Land.

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(08-12-2013 07:59 AM)wiscanada Wrote:  

(08-11-2013 07:26 PM)Aliblahba Wrote:  I grew up in Cherokee. Another last name was Bearmeat. Crow is a common family name. Tooney was a favorite. Then you start putting them together like, "Hey we're going to visit the Crows in Birdtown".

Really? I'll have to PM you a weird story about Santa's Land.

Haha. I forgot about Santa's Land. Banged a chick that worked there.

Post: #23

I was friends with a deputy sheriff here in town. "Richard Long"

Yup, Deputy Dick Long...

True story. Pretty good guy, too.

Back to the original story... I've ridden my motorcycle on that road several times in the past few years. Parts of it are fucking scary.

RIP Mr. Bigmeat

Post: #24

I see you, and I raise you: