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yea i woke up today and text all my friends and told them they replied back with " no he didnt they are rumors man rumors" im like bull crap its on cnn lol

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The saddest part is that he was quoted many times about looking forward to retiring from comedy after turning 50. He will definitely be missed.

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Whao that sucks! I loved Bernie Mac. He was great in the Ocean films and his Bernie Mac show on Fox was really entertaining. Rest in Peace.

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RIP Bernie, just saw it on the news... Guess no more Bernic Mac show

I'll always remember this one episode where he made this catchy song about going to vegas.

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I saw it on yahoo news a few minutes ago :(
Can't believe he was only 50... The guy was ace in the ocean films.
RIP Bernie

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i seen the headline this morning when logging into my e-mail.... pretty sad i guess no more oceans 11 movies and no more bernie mac show....... me and my brother was quoting him last night before i even knew about this..... me and my brother did a line of his from dont be a menace to society..... "you think your tough" lmao that movie was hilarious

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Sad that another person so talented leaves us too soon.

He succeeded in pretty much every thing that he took on. RIP Bernie, you will be missed.
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i know it sounds stupid, but you see some of these people on tv and movies so much you feel like you get to know them. So I'm online last night and flipping through HBO and what comes on...Transformers and Bernie Mac's part was on. So sad. Anyone see him in that movie "Life" with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence?

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