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Redleg

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3. Yes he did.

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Wed Sep 24, 2025, 11:17 AM

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This is a bit ghoulish, but I remember back in the 80s when my friends and I would try to predict which rock stars wouldn't make it out of the decade. I think Keith Richards was the top of all of our lists. Good on him for quitting the hard stuff. He is still rocking and rolling and I love him for it.

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If I'm going to take health advice from a heroin addict, I choose Keith Richards. [View all] surfered Wednesday OP

Just don't snort cremated ashes. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Wednesday #1

Lol. Keith Richards will outlive most of us haele Wednesday #2

I once read "At the end of time there will be six cockroaches Grim Chieftain Wednesday #8

Yes he did. Redleg Wednesday #3

No kidding. Every day I hear that Keith is still with us, I feel really young & vigorous! hlthe2b Wednesday #4

Damn straight. Solly Mack Wednesday #5

I'm not a heroin addict, but at one point in my life, all my friends were. Iggo Wednesday #6

You couldn't kill Keith even with an nuclear bomb edbermac Wednesday #7