Paul Walker is dead.

http://m.tmz.com/2013/11/30/paul-walker-dead-dies-car-accident-fatal-fire-crash/

On his official twitter.

https://twitter.com/RealPaulWalker

And his facebook

https://www.facebook.com/PaulWalker/posts/690316711002596

RIP.

Talk about tragic irony.

Damn. I can't even say "He died the way he lived," considering he was the passenger.

I got my hair cut today, and my hairdresser told me about how his family came over to watch Fast Five, and loved it. Neither of us knew about the crash.

edited 30th Nov '13 9:49:56 PM by johnnyfog

Such a sad loss. He was still a young man with a lot to live for. He will be missed.

Man this sucks. Paul had a big heart working as an marine biologist and doing humanitarian. He will be missed.

Let's not forget that the driver died too.

And let's not forget those other hundreds of thousands of people that died that day. Truly, they all impacted us greatly.

Was that fair? Probably not. But explaining why would take too long on a dark December morning.

edited 2nd Dec '13 12:00:44 AM by TamH70

What Happens to 'Fast & Furious 7' Following Paul Walker's Death?

I'll admit that I've never actually seen the The Fast and The Furious films, but Paul Walker seemed like a really nice and cool dude. RIP

He has a Nissan Skyline. Of course he's cool and a nice dude.

If you watch the first movie, you'll get to see two of his actual cars, a Toyota Supra and a Nissan Skyline. They also still appear in the second movie at the beginning too.

Saturday night, I turned on my tv. Fast 2 was aired, the scene where Han's car flipped over. It burned. The morning after, guess what I saw on newspaper frontpage? Also Rest in Peace.

I remember seeing this in the paper yesterday. It was a surprise. RIP is all I can say truthfully.

Universal Studios: F&F7 production shut down "indefinitely" following Walker's death.

On the heartwarming side, Universal also said that they're donating the proceeds from the DVD, Blu Ray, and digital download sales of F&F 6 to Walker's charity, Reach Out Worldwide, that gives first-aid response to victims of natural disasters.

(Never really a fan of the F&F series, but saw this while checking my mail. From what I can see, Walker was a genuinely nice guy, it wasn't just a show put on for PR purposes.)