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Only 28 and is currently the cutest dead naked guy in morgue, just three days before Christmas.
Perfect gift for the NYC necro morgue techs.
Read the full story from the Daily Mail
Supermodel Charles DeVoe Dies in NYC after surfing accident
Only 28 and is currently the cutest dead naked guy in morgue, just three days before Christmas.
Perfect gift for the NYC necro morgue techs.
Read the full story from the Daily Mail
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I would like to see him dead, naked and wet, and fuck him at lot, a lot of times!!
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Some pics of this beauty:
http://awalkintheparknyc.blogspot.com/2010/12/rockaway-surfing-accident-victim-dies.html
http://awalkintheparknyc.blogspot.com/2010/12/rockaway-surfing-accident-victim-dies.html
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aaaaah such a fine body, it's a shame
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Should be prohibited to cremate a boy so cute.
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the things I'd do to his beautiful dead body... hmmm...
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A few more.
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how he die sufuing in nyc in december its freezing and snow no place to surf maybe on long island during summer atalntic side very strange
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I would fxck his ash if he had a motorcycle.
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Too cold for most but apparently people still surf at Rockaway Beach (where the accident occurred) in winter
Ironically, the video was taken in the same month, different year, that Charles De Voe had his fatal accident.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2010
Surfer, 20, fighting For His Life In Rockaway Accident
Rescuers pull unconscious surfer from the water after he got caught under jetty in the Rockaways Friday. (Photo: Wilster for News)
Queens
A surfer was clinging to life Friday night after firefighters pulled him from the choppy waters of the Rockaways, according to the New York Daily News.
The 20-year-old victim got tangled in a jetty off the boardwalk near Beach 92nd St. about 4:15p.m., officials and witnesses said.
Fellow surfers swam to help the distressed man, whose ankle tether - a line that ties the board to the surfer - appeared to be snagged on a wooden post, witnesses said.
An off-duty firefighter jumped in the water and freed him as two other smoke-eaters in wetsuits rushed in to assist the group, witnesses said.
"That dude is a hero," said the surfer's friend, who wouldn't identify himself. "I don't even know who he is ... but he's a hero."
The man was taken from the surfers-only zone to Peninsula Hospital in critical condition, officials said.
His family and friends were at his bedside last night.
The victim's friends appeared devastated as they watched the man be dragged to shore.
"He didn't look good at all," said Angel Andino, 19. "There were three surfers around him, crying."
Later in the evening, there seemed to be a flicker of hope.
"His eyelids are moving," said one of his pals. "He's responding to voices. He's doing better than when he came in."
Near the same jetty - an area known as "The Sticks" - a 36-year-old surfer drowned exactly a year ago after he was knocked off his board.
In that incident, two firefighters plunged into the storm-churned 8-foot waves to rescue the man, who later died.
"It can be dangerous - those things sneak up on you," said Clarke Tolton, 34, of Brooklyn. "Unless you have the strength to reach down and pull the leash off, you're pulled under the water."
jkemp@nydailynews.com
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local...n_rockaways_for_10_minutes.html#ixzz1AzQ0aktv
http://awalkintheparknyc.blogspot.com/2010/11/surfer-20-fighting-for-his-life-in.html
Surfer, 20, fighting For His Life In Rockaway Accident
Rescuers pull unconscious surfer from the water after he got caught under jetty in the Rockaways Friday. (Photo: Wilster for News)
Queens
A surfer was clinging to life Friday night after firefighters pulled him from the choppy waters of the Rockaways, according to the New York Daily News.
The 20-year-old victim got tangled in a jetty off the boardwalk near Beach 92nd St. about 4:15p.m., officials and witnesses said.
Fellow surfers swam to help the distressed man, whose ankle tether - a line that ties the board to the surfer - appeared to be snagged on a wooden post, witnesses said.
An off-duty firefighter jumped in the water and freed him as two other smoke-eaters in wetsuits rushed in to assist the group, witnesses said.
"That dude is a hero," said the surfer's friend, who wouldn't identify himself. "I don't even know who he is ... but he's a hero."
The man was taken from the surfers-only zone to Peninsula Hospital in critical condition, officials said.
His family and friends were at his bedside last night.
The victim's friends appeared devastated as they watched the man be dragged to shore.
"He didn't look good at all," said Angel Andino, 19. "There were three surfers around him, crying."
Later in the evening, there seemed to be a flicker of hope.
"His eyelids are moving," said one of his pals. "He's responding to voices. He's doing better than when he came in."
Near the same jetty - an area known as "The Sticks" - a 36-year-old surfer drowned exactly a year ago after he was knocked off his board.
In that incident, two firefighters plunged into the storm-churned 8-foot waves to rescue the man, who later died.
"It can be dangerous - those things sneak up on you," said Clarke Tolton, 34, of Brooklyn. "Unless you have the strength to reach down and pull the leash off, you're pulled under the water."
jkemp@nydailynews.com
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local...n_rockaways_for_10_minutes.html#ixzz1AzQ0aktv
http://awalkintheparknyc.blogspot.com/2010/11/surfer-20-fighting-for-his-life-in.html
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