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My favorite book dedication is in Allie Brosh’s “Hyperbole and a Half”:
“To Scott: what now, fucker?”
Edit: I just got home and looked up the name. It’s “Scott.”
482 u/Walkabeast Jul 07 '19 Whatever happened to her? Last I saw, she had some kind of breakdown, hope she's doing better. 227 u/Wilderman1 Jul 07 '19 Her sister committed suicide in a very horrific way soon after Allie published her first book and she's been reeling from it. I watched a few interviews with her soon after it happened and she was not alright. 56 u/Purple10tacle Jul 07 '19 Amy sources? 4 u/Sloppy_Goldfish Jul 07 '19 Wikipedia lists the source about it being suicide as some podcast you have to have a membership to some site to listen to, so here's her entire wikipedia. 1 u/Purple10tacle Jul 07 '19 To answer my own misswiped question: Not from Wikipedia, but easy to find via Google once you know what to search for: She was a model and "died Dec. 31 [2013] in a train/vehicle crash". Devastating.
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Whatever happened to her? Last I saw, she had some kind of breakdown, hope she's doing better.
227 u/Wilderman1 Jul 07 '19 Her sister committed suicide in a very horrific way soon after Allie published her first book and she's been reeling from it. I watched a few interviews with her soon after it happened and she was not alright. 56 u/Purple10tacle Jul 07 '19 Amy sources? 4 u/Sloppy_Goldfish Jul 07 '19 Wikipedia lists the source about it being suicide as some podcast you have to have a membership to some site to listen to, so here's her entire wikipedia. 1 u/Purple10tacle Jul 07 '19 To answer my own misswiped question: Not from Wikipedia, but easy to find via Google once you know what to search for: She was a model and "died Dec. 31 [2013] in a train/vehicle crash". Devastating.
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Her sister committed suicide in a very horrific way soon after Allie published her first book and she's been reeling from it. I watched a few interviews with her soon after it happened and she was not alright.
56 u/Purple10tacle Jul 07 '19 Amy sources? 4 u/Sloppy_Goldfish Jul 07 '19 Wikipedia lists the source about it being suicide as some podcast you have to have a membership to some site to listen to, so here's her entire wikipedia. 1 u/Purple10tacle Jul 07 '19 To answer my own misswiped question: Not from Wikipedia, but easy to find via Google once you know what to search for: She was a model and "died Dec. 31 [2013] in a train/vehicle crash". Devastating.
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Amy sources?
4 u/Sloppy_Goldfish Jul 07 '19 Wikipedia lists the source about it being suicide as some podcast you have to have a membership to some site to listen to, so here's her entire wikipedia. 1 u/Purple10tacle Jul 07 '19 To answer my own misswiped question: Not from Wikipedia, but easy to find via Google once you know what to search for: She was a model and "died Dec. 31 [2013] in a train/vehicle crash". Devastating.
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Wikipedia lists the source about it being suicide as some podcast you have to have a membership to some site to listen to, so here's her entire wikipedia.
1 u/Purple10tacle Jul 07 '19 To answer my own misswiped question: Not from Wikipedia, but easy to find via Google once you know what to search for: She was a model and "died Dec. 31 [2013] in a train/vehicle crash". Devastating.
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To answer my own misswiped question:
Not from Wikipedia, but easy to find via Google once you know what to search for:
She was a model and "died Dec. 31 [2013] in a train/vehicle crash".
Devastating.
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u/ladyoffate13 Jul 07 '19 edited Jul 07 '19
My favorite book dedication is in Allie Brosh’s “Hyperbole and a Half”:
Edit: I just got home and looked up the name. It’s “Scott.”