Who could forget this poster? Died today at 62.

A horrible way to die....R.I.P.

:(

When I was a younger lad...she was "the babe". Great smile, awesome bod. Sad to see her leave that way.

When I see that poster I think back when I was a kid and that was the first thing I'd see hanging up on the wall when walked into my Dads wood shop.

now she'll become a real Angel ....

They had that poster hanging in the DPW office in my town next to the baseball fields. During the summer, we'd play ball all day and the only water fountain was in that office. I drank enough water during the summer to fill the Great Lakes.

Very sad.

But on a positive note , the world is a much safer place from being poked in the eye :1poke:

She will be missed, it is to bad she had to suffer these last few years

Sad RIP

Yup she will be missed.

Some of them posters got me through some lonely nights!

A real MILF forever.

Sea Clam Nipplages
:shocked::eyes::heybaby:
ML

Thought I'd bump this back up in light of the fact that Farrah got short changed by the timing relative to Michael Jackson.

The poster I showed was the most famous but I think there was another popular farrah poster just afterwards wasn't there?

Another performer (of relative obscurity unless you knew who he was) has passed as well.
Fred Travalena was known as "the man of a thousand voices".
He did impressions, but did more than anyone could count.
Most people may recall Rich Little as the premier comedic impressionist, but Fred put him to shame.
His obit is in today's Herald.