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Top 10 Most Memorable Events of 1985


this was the year that dared to ask what

this was the year that dared to ask what happens to us in the future

happens to us in the future

happens to us in the future welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re

welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re

welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re counting down our picks for the top 10

counting down our picks for the top 10

counting down our picks for the top 10 events of 1985 but it wasn’t the taste

events of 1985 but it wasn’t the taste

events of 1985 but it wasn’t the taste of New Coke that people didn’t like it

of New Coke that people didn’t like it

of New Coke that people didn’t like it was the idea of it for this list

was the idea of it for this list

was the idea of it for this list we’ll be looking at events from each

we’ll be looking at events from each

we’ll be looking at events from each half decade ranging from the fields of

half decade ranging from the fields of

half decade ranging from the fields of pop culture natural disasters medical

pop culture natural disasters medical

pop culture natural disasters medical breakthroughs sports and political

breakthroughs sports and political

breakthroughs sports and political happenings and we’re basing our choices

happenings and we’re basing our choices

happenings and we’re basing our choices on a mix of their significance at the

on a mix of their significance at the

on a mix of their significance at the time and their lasting impact today now

time and their lasting impact today now

time and their lasting impact today now B Barry and his about militia have

B Barry and his about militia have

B Barry and his about militia have control of all of the TWA hostages who

control of all of the TWA hostages who

control of all of the TWA hostages who have been taken off the plane in Beirut

have been taken off the plane in Beirut

have been taken off the plane in Beirut this is part of a series of videos

this is part of a series of videos

this is part of a series of videos spanning the decades number 10 the

spanning the decades number 10 the

spanning the decades number 10 the Armero tragedy uranus crater 16 thousand

Armero tragedy uranus crater 16 thousand

Armero tragedy uranus crater 16 thousand feet above sea level

feet above sea level

feet above sea level erupted despite nearly a year’s warning

erupted despite nearly a year’s warning

erupted despite nearly a year’s warning up to 25 thousand lives were lost

up to 25 thousand lives were lost

up to 25 thousand lives were lost following the eruption of the Nevado del

following the eruption of the Nevado del

following the eruption of the Nevado del Ruiz volcano in central Colombia when

Ruiz volcano in central Colombia when

Ruiz volcano in central Colombia when seismic activity began occurring in

seismic activity began occurring in

seismic activity began occurring in November of 1984 many ignored the danger

November of 1984 many ignored the danger

November of 1984 many ignored the danger as the volcano had been dormant for

as the volcano had been dormant for

as the volcano had been dormant for almost 70 years

almost 70 years

almost 70 years when disaster finally did strike in 1985

when disaster finally did strike in 1985

when disaster finally did strike in 1985 the extent of the eruption initially

the extent of the eruption initially

the extent of the eruption initially went unnoticed due to a storm our

went unnoticed due to a storm our

went unnoticed due to a storm our marrows mayor and the town’s priest both

marrows mayor and the town’s priest both

marrows mayor and the town’s priest both assured the public they were safe and

assured the public they were safe and

assured the public they were safe and citizens were advised to stay indoors

citizens were advised to stay indoors

citizens were advised to stay indoors aerial reconnaissance of the region

aerial reconnaissance of the region

aerial reconnaissance of the region showed that the mudslides covered a 20

showed that the mudslides covered a 20

showed that the mudslides covered a 20 square mile area 85% of our maril had

square mile area 85% of our maril had

square mile area 85% of our maril had vanished

vanished

vanished however the eruption actually triggered

however the eruption actually triggered

however the eruption actually triggered lava induced mud and landslides but

lava induced mud and landslides but

lava induced mud and landslides but since these took a few hours to reach

since these took a few hours to reach

since these took a few hours to reach our marrow the unfortunate truth is that

our marrow the unfortunate truth is that

our marrow the unfortunate truth is that much of the town could have evacuated

much of the town could have evacuated

much of the town could have evacuated had they been adequately warned number 9

had they been adequately warned number 9

had they been adequately warned number 9 the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior

the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior

the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior waikumete a hub

waikumete a hub

waikumete a hub July the 7th 1985 the Rainbow Warrior is

July the 7th 1985 the Rainbow Warrior is

July the 7th 1985 the Rainbow Warrior is welcomed by a flotilla of small boats to

welcomed by a flotilla of small boats to

welcomed by a flotilla of small boats to put an end to the Greenpeace protests of

put an end to the Greenpeace protests of

put an end to the Greenpeace protests of French nuclear tests in the South

French nuclear tests in the South

French nuclear tests in the South Pacific

Pacific

Pacific two bombs less than ten minutes apart

two bombs less than ten minutes apart

two bombs less than ten minutes apart were detonated as of 1138 p.m. and blew

were detonated as of 1138 p.m. and blew

were detonated as of 1138 p.m. and blew a car-sized hole through the hull of the

a car-sized hole through the hull of the

a car-sized hole through the hull of the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior which

Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior which

Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior which was docked in New Zealand at 11:40 9:00

was docked in New Zealand at 11:40 9:00

was docked in New Zealand at 11:40 9:00 p.m. the ship sunk and at least one

p.m. the ship sunk and at least one

p.m. the ship sunk and at least one person photographer Fernando Pereira was

person photographer Fernando Pereira was

person photographer Fernando Pereira was killed by drowning

killed by drowning

killed by drowning investigators deemed the attack a

investigators deemed the attack a

investigators deemed the attack a criminal act and soon found French

criminal act and soon found French

criminal act and soon found French agents captain Dominique Piaf and major

agents captain Dominique Piaf and major

agents captain Dominique Piaf and major Alain masa who were posing as Swiss

Alain masa who were posing as Swiss

Alain masa who were posing as Swiss tourists responsible two of the Bombers

tourists responsible two of the Bombers

tourists responsible two of the Bombers captured by New Zealand were jailed for

captured by New Zealand were jailed for

captured by New Zealand were jailed for 10 years but served only two although

10 years but served only two although

10 years but served only two although attempts were made to deny and even

attempts were made to deny and even

attempts were made to deny and even cover up the incident the French

cover up the incident the French

cover up the incident the French government was eventually forced to pay

government was eventually forced to pay

government was eventually forced to pay Greenpeace over 8 million dollars in

Greenpeace over 8 million dollars in

Greenpeace over 8 million dollars in compensation my family and I pretty much

compensation my family and I pretty much

compensation my family and I pretty much accepted what happened in 85 but that

accepted what happened in 85 but that

accepted what happened in 85 but that doesn’t mean that we’re going to forgive

doesn’t mean that we’re going to forgive

doesn’t mean that we’re going to forgive and forget

and forget

and forget number 8 the professional debut of Mike

number 8 the professional debut of Mike

number 8 the professional debut of Mike Tyson Mike Tyson was like the hottest

Tyson Mike Tyson was like the hottest

Tyson Mike Tyson was like the hottest up-and-coming fighter that we had seen

up-and-coming fighter that we had seen

up-and-coming fighter that we had seen since the young cash is quite at 18

since the young cash is quite at 18

since the young cash is quite at 18 years of age and at a muscular 214

years of age and at a muscular 214

years of age and at a muscular 214 pounds Mike Tyson made his professional

pounds Mike Tyson made his professional

pounds Mike Tyson made his professional boxing debut against heavyweight Hector

boxing debut against heavyweight Hector

boxing debut against heavyweight Hector Mercedes in what would become typical

Mercedes in what would become typical

Mercedes in what would become typical fashion for him the upstart defeated

fashion for him the upstart defeated

fashion for him the upstart defeated Mercedes by TKO in a mere 107 seconds

Mercedes by TKO in a mere 107 seconds

Mercedes by TKO in a mere 107 seconds trained by cous D’Amato Tyson relied on

trained by cous D’Amato Tyson relied on

trained by cous D’Amato Tyson relied on a Picabo technique and sheer

a Picabo technique and sheer

a Picabo technique and sheer intimidation which proved to be as

intimidation which proved to be as

intimidation which proved to be as effective as his right hook right

effective as his right hook right

effective as his right hook right uppercut combo this is as bad as I’ve

uppercut combo this is as bad as I’ve

uppercut combo this is as bad as I’ve ever seen Donnie long look with my

ever seen Donnie long look with my

ever seen Donnie long look with my sister

sister

sister Wow Tyson would go on to fight 14 more

Wow Tyson would go on to fight 14 more

Wow Tyson would go on to fight 14 more times in 1985 winning all 14 and earning

times in 1985 winning all 14 and earning

times in 1985 winning all 14 and earning the heavyweight title in 1986 while

the heavyweight title in 1986 while

the heavyweight title in 1986 while Mercedes would retire in 1995 with a 1

Mercedes would retire in 1995 with a 1

Mercedes would retire in 1995 with a 1 and 10 record Alfred I guess is the only

and 10 record Alfred I guess is the only

and 10 record Alfred I guess is the only man and this one may not go much longer

man and this one may not go much longer

man and this one may not go much longer is crushing right hand since all arson

is crushing right hand since all arson

is crushing right hand since all arson down number 7 the North American launch

down number 7 the North American launch

down number 7 the North American launch of the NES the Nintendo action said

of the NES the Nintendo action said

of the NES the Nintendo action said including the control deck with double

including the control deck with double

including the control deck with double game pack and zapping light gun for just

game pack and zapping light gun for just

game pack and zapping light gun for just $99.99 at Toys R Us by 1985 the gaming

$99.99 at Toys R Us by 1985 the gaming

$99.99 at Toys R Us by 1985 the gaming market in North America was all but dead

market in North America was all but dead

market in North America was all but dead so it’s no surprise that despite strong

so it’s no surprise that despite strong

so it’s no surprise that despite strong sales in Japan retailers were hesitant

sales in Japan retailers were hesitant

sales in Japan retailers were hesitant to stock the newfangled Nintendo

to stock the newfangled Nintendo

to stock the newfangled Nintendo Entertainment System Nintendo was

Entertainment System Nintendo was

Entertainment System Nintendo was undeterred however and opted for a small

undeterred however and opted for a small

undeterred however and opted for a small launch in New York City the toughest

launch in New York City the toughest

launch in New York City the toughest market they could think of and separated

market they could think of and separated

market they could think of and separated the brand from the pack by banking on

the brand from the pack by banking on

the brand from the pack by banking on newbie friendly jargon game accurate box

newbie friendly jargon game accurate box

newbie friendly jargon game accurate box artwork and innovative gadgets such as

artwork and innovative gadgets such as

artwork and innovative gadgets such as the zapper while offering stores a no

the zapper while offering stores a no

the zapper while offering stores a no risk stocking policy Nintendo’s efforts

risk stocking policy Nintendo’s efforts

risk stocking policy Nintendo’s efforts paid off and by the end of 1986 console

paid off and by the end of 1986 console

paid off and by the end of 1986 console sales had crossed 1 million units

number six the hole in the ozone layer

number six the hole in the ozone layer the Sun seems delicious ultraviolet

the Sun seems delicious ultraviolet

the Sun seems delicious ultraviolet radiation but that killjoy ozone layer

radiation but that killjoy ozone layer

radiation but that killjoy ozone layer blocks out the deadly rays although

blocks out the deadly rays although

blocks out the deadly rays although scientists had confirmed the existence

scientists had confirmed the existence

scientists had confirmed the existence of a hole in the ozone above Antarctica

of a hole in the ozone above Antarctica

of a hole in the ozone above Antarctica in December of 1984 those findings were

in December of 1984 those findings were

in December of 1984 those findings were not made public until May of 1985 Gaia

not made public until May of 1985 Gaia

not made public until May of 1985 Gaia you also know all over the South Pole it

you also know all over the South Pole it

you also know all over the South Pole it is bigger than ever

is bigger than ever

is bigger than ever dangerous radiation is pouring in

dangerous radiation is pouring in

dangerous radiation is pouring in however it was not until August

however it was not until August

however it was not until August following an atmospheric sciences

following an atmospheric sciences

following an atmospheric sciences conference in Prague that the news

conference in Prague that the news

conference in Prague that the news became a mainstream media sensation what

became a mainstream media sensation what

became a mainstream media sensation what the ozone hole does is it allows more

the ozone hole does is it allows more

the ozone hole does is it allows more ultraviolet light through to the surface

ultraviolet light through to the surface

ultraviolet light through to the surface now that’s a problem for living things

now that’s a problem for living things

now that’s a problem for living things at the surface mostly in fact for us

at the surface mostly in fact for us

at the surface mostly in fact for us that the whole seemingly came out of

that the whole seemingly came out of

that the whole seemingly came out of nowhere was a major cause for concern as

nowhere was a major cause for concern as

nowhere was a major cause for concern as the ozone layer absorbs harmful and

the ozone layer absorbs harmful and

the ozone layer absorbs harmful and potentially cancer-causing solar

potentially cancer-causing solar

potentially cancer-causing solar ultraviolet radiation one chlorine

ultraviolet radiation one chlorine

ultraviolet radiation one chlorine molecule a little cycle can destroy

molecule a little cycle can destroy

molecule a little cycle can destroy thousands of ozone molecules scientists

thousands of ozone molecules scientists

thousands of ozone molecules scientists linked the whole to the release of

linked the whole to the release of

linked the whole to the release of chlorofluorocarbons or CFCs into the

chlorofluorocarbons or CFCs into the

chlorofluorocarbons or CFCs into the atmosphere which forces ozone a form of

atmosphere which forces ozone a form of

atmosphere which forces ozone a form of oxygen to disperse in the stratosphere

oxygen to disperse in the stratosphere

oxygen to disperse in the stratosphere an unprecedented display of

an unprecedented display of

an unprecedented display of international cooperation to protect the

international cooperation to protect the

international cooperation to protect the world’s environment the Montreal

world’s environment the Montreal

world’s environment the Montreal Protocol signed today aims at stopping

Protocol signed today aims at stopping

Protocol signed today aims at stopping the deterioration of the ozone layer in

the deterioration of the ozone layer in

the deterioration of the ozone layer in the atmosphere number five the RCA

the atmosphere number five the RCA

the atmosphere number five the RCA buyout ge acquires NBC RCA yesterday was

buyout ge acquires NBC RCA yesterday was

buyout ge acquires NBC RCA yesterday was taken over merged they’re calling it a

taken over merged they’re calling it a

taken over merged they’re calling it a merger it was one of those gun to the

merger it was one of those gun to the

merger it was one of those gun to the head mergers ladies and gentlemen

head mergers ladies and gentlemen

head mergers ladies and gentlemen following a year of speculation

following a year of speculation

following a year of speculation regarding the future of our see a fellow

regarding the future of our see a fellow

regarding the future of our see a fellow electronics giant General Electric

electronics giant General Electric

electronics giant General Electric acquired the company for a whopping six

acquired the company for a whopping six

acquired the company for a whopping six point two eight billion dollars which

point two eight billion dollars which

point two eight billion dollars which was the largest merger outside of the

was the largest merger outside of the

was the largest merger outside of the oil industry at the time

although GE previously owned RCA until

although GE previously owned RCA until 1930 and while both companies produced

1930 and while both companies produced

1930 and while both companies produced consumer electronics and developed

consumer electronics and developed

consumer electronics and developed defense technology GE was only after a

defense technology GE was only after a

defense technology GE was only after a single RCA holding in the 80s NBC the

single RCA holding in the 80s NBC the

single RCA holding in the 80s NBC the actual transaction closed in 1986 but

actual transaction closed in 1986 but

actual transaction closed in 1986 but the announcement itself was made the

the announcement itself was made the

the announcement itself was made the year before and made headlines in

year before and made headlines in

year before and made headlines in various news outlets starting in that

various news outlets starting in that

various news outlets starting in that year GE had long wanted to enter the

year GE had long wanted to enter the

year GE had long wanted to enter the broadcasting market and the merger

broadcasting market and the merger

broadcasting market and the merger netted them not only NBC but five

netted them not only NBC but five

netted them not only NBC but five affiliate stations as well not that

affiliate stations as well not that

affiliate stations as well not that everyone was exactly thrilled about it

everyone was exactly thrilled about it

everyone was exactly thrilled about it I’m thrilled about it no you’re not you

I’m thrilled about it no you’re not you

I’m thrilled about it no you’re not you hate it yeah I heard today that GE

hate it yeah I heard today that GE

hate it yeah I heard today that GE originally owned RCA we don’t care we

originally owned RCA we don’t care we

originally owned RCA we don’t care we don’t want to be taken over by GE what

don’t want to be taken over by GE what

don’t want to be taken over by GE what are these knuckleheads gonna do when

are these knuckleheads gonna do when

are these knuckleheads gonna do when they get it here number four the release

they get it here number four the release

they get it here number four the release of Windows 1.0 just $99 that’s white 5th

of Windows 1.0 just $99 that’s white 5th

of Windows 1.0 just $99 that’s white 5th $99 it’s an incredible value but it’s

$99 it’s an incredible value but it’s

$99 it’s an incredible value but it’s true

true

true requiring a minimum of 256 kilobytes of

requiring a minimum of 256 kilobytes of

requiring a minimum of 256 kilobytes of memory and a hundred bucks Windows 1.0

memory and a hundred bucks Windows 1.0

memory and a hundred bucks Windows 1.0 finally hit the market in 1985 the

finally hit the market in 1985 the

finally hit the market in 1985 the operating system codenamed interface

operating system codenamed interface

operating system codenamed interface manager was first presented to the

manager was first presented to the

manager was first presented to the public on November 10th 1983 and was

public on November 10th 1983 and was

public on November 10th 1983 and was originally intended to be released in

originally intended to be released in

originally intended to be released in April of 1985 however Microsoft delayed

April of 1985 however Microsoft delayed

April of 1985 however Microsoft delayed the release on two occasions and also

the release on two occasions and also

the release on two occasions and also denied ever announcing a release date at

denied ever announcing a release date at

denied ever announcing a release date at all hello computer just use the keyboard

all hello computer just use the keyboard

all hello computer just use the keyboard retrospectively groundbreaking the OS

retrospectively groundbreaking the OS

retrospectively groundbreaking the OS was seen as a dud by many critics owing

was seen as a dud by many critics owing

was seen as a dud by many critics owing to its over reliance on the mouse and

to its over reliance on the mouse and

to its over reliance on the mouse and because the interface was actually made

because the interface was actually made

because the interface was actually made of tiles not Windows and honestly who

of tiles not Windows and honestly who

of tiles not Windows and honestly who the hell wants tiles but whatever it was

the hell wants tiles but whatever it was

the hell wants tiles but whatever it was it was here to stay order today P o box

it was here to stay order today P o box

it was here to stay order today P o box too late 6 gos accepting lagrasta number

too late 6 gos accepting lagrasta number

too late 6 gos accepting lagrasta number 3 the Geneva summit that all started

3 the Geneva summit that all started

3 the Geneva summit that all started here on Lake Geneva in November 1985 a

here on Lake Geneva in November 1985 a

here on Lake Geneva in November 1985 a tidal wave of ice melting analogies came

tidal wave of ice melting analogies came

tidal wave of ice melting analogies came into effect when American President

into effect when American President

into effect when American President Ronald Reagan and

Ronald Reagan and

Ronald Reagan and soviet general secretary Mikhail

soviet general secretary Mikhail

soviet general secretary Mikhail Gorbachev met during the Geneva summit

Gorbachev met during the Geneva summit

Gorbachev met during the Geneva summit after innumerable media photos Reagan

after innumerable media photos Reagan

after innumerable media photos Reagan assured Gorbachev into a side room there

assured Gorbachev into a side room there

assured Gorbachev into a side room there accompanied only by an interpreter on

accompanied only by an interpreter on

accompanied only by an interpreter on each side the two leaders had their

each side the two leaders had their

each side the two leaders had their first chance to size each other up the

first chance to size each other up the

first chance to size each other up the meeting marked the first time the two

meeting marked the first time the two

meeting marked the first time the two respective nations had met in eight

respective nations had met in eight

respective nations had met in eight years and although it was not

years and although it was not

years and although it was not confirmation of all-out peace it was

confirmation of all-out peace it was

confirmation of all-out peace it was certainly a step in the right direction

certainly a step in the right direction

certainly a step in the right direction both leaders also understood that

both leaders also understood that

both leaders also understood that successful symmetry was a process to be

successful symmetry was a process to be

successful symmetry was a process to be worked and over time both leaders agreed

worked and over time both leaders agreed

worked and over time both leaders agreed to a 50% reduction in nuclear arms to

to a 50% reduction in nuclear arms to

to a 50% reduction in nuclear arms to prevent an arms race in space to work

prevent an arms race in space to work

prevent an arms race in space to work together on nuclear fusion power and not

together on nuclear fusion power and not

together on nuclear fusion power and not much else

much else

much else but at least the world didn’t end and

but at least the world didn’t end and

but at least the world didn’t end and that’s always good right we cannot

that’s always good right we cannot

that’s always good right we cannot afford to let confusion complicate

afford to let confusion complicate

afford to let confusion complicate things further we must be clear with

things further we must be clear with

things further we must be clear with each other and direct we must pay each

each other and direct we must pay each

each other and direct we must pay each other the tribute of candor number two

other the tribute of candor number two

other the tribute of candor number two Live Aid

viewed by 1.9 billion people in 150

viewed by 1.9 billion people in 150 countries and utilizing 13 satellites

countries and utilizing 13 satellites

countries and utilizing 13 satellites Live Aid ultimately raised over 125

Live Aid ultimately raised over 125

Live Aid ultimately raised over 125 million dollars in aid for

million dollars in aid for

million dollars in aid for famine-stricken Ethiopia

the fuck take down the brainchild of Bob

the fuck take down the brainchild of Bob Geldof and Midge yer Live Aid was the

Geldof and Midge yer Live Aid was the

Geldof and Midge yer Live Aid was the spiritual follow-up to the band aid

spiritual follow-up to the band aid

spiritual follow-up to the band aid charity single and involved over 65 acts

charity single and involved over 65 acts

charity single and involved over 65 acts on stages in London and Philadelphia

No

No musically the star of the day was Phil

musically the star of the day was Phil

musically the star of the day was Phil Collins who played both venues and

Collins who played both venues and

Collins who played both venues and pulled triple duty as a solo artist and

pulled triple duty as a solo artist and

pulled triple duty as a solo artist and drummer for both Eric Clapton and Led

drummer for both Eric Clapton and Led

drummer for both Eric Clapton and Led Zeppelin while bono literally saved a

Zeppelin while bono literally saved a

Zeppelin while bono literally saved a woman’s life and Queen gave the

woman’s life and Queen gave the

woman’s life and Queen gave the performance of their career

before we unveil our number one pick

before we unveil our number one pick here are some honorable mentions

you telling me you built a time machine

you telling me you built a time machine out of a DeLorean the way I see it if

out of a DeLorean the way I see it if

out of a DeLorean the way I see it if you’re gonna build a time machine into a

you’re gonna build a time machine into a

you’re gonna build a time machine into a car why not do it some style until this

car why not do it some style until this

car why not do it some style until this photograph for 73 years what happened

photograph for 73 years what happened

photograph for 73 years what happened when the Titanic hit bottom had been a

when the Titanic hit bottom had been a

when the Titanic hit bottom had been a mystery

that Paul Castellano is dead is of

that Paul Castellano is dead is of interest to us because of who he

interest to us because of who he

interest to us because of who he appeared to be the head of a crime

appeared to be the head of a crime

appeared to be the head of a crime family

family

family number one the FDA approves aids blood

number one the FDA approves aids blood

number one the FDA approves aids blood testing

testing

testing Bobby Campbell of San Francisco and

Bobby Campbell of San Francisco and

Bobby Campbell of San Francisco and Billy Walker of New York both suffer

Billy Walker of New York both suffer

Billy Walker of New York both suffer from a mysterious newly discovered

from a mysterious newly discovered

from a mysterious newly discovered disease which affects mostly homosexual

disease which affects mostly homosexual

disease which affects mostly homosexual men although AIDS had long been in the

men although AIDS had long been in the

men although AIDS had long been in the public consciousness 1985 was a

public consciousness 1985 was a

public consciousness 1985 was a watershed year for the illness that year

watershed year for the illness that year

watershed year for the illness that year the FDA approved blood tests aimed at

the FDA approved blood tests aimed at

the FDA approved blood tests aimed at preventing tainted blood donations and

preventing tainted blood donations and

preventing tainted blood donations and the first international conference on

the first international conference on

the first international conference on aids was held in Atlanta Georgia in

aids was held in Atlanta Georgia in

aids was held in Atlanta Georgia in April a victim of a is a homosexual who

April a victim of a is a homosexual who

April a victim of a is a homosexual who was told to take a leave from his job I

was told to take a leave from his job I

was told to take a leave from his job I heard through the grapevine that you

heard through the grapevine that you

heard through the grapevine that you know there were people that were up you

know there were people that were up you

know there were people that were up you know nervous about my being around

know nervous about my being around

know nervous about my being around stereotypes and misconceptions about the

stereotypes and misconceptions about the

stereotypes and misconceptions about the virus still held strong for example fire

virus still held strong for example fire

virus still held strong for example fire departments ceased using the kiss of

departments ceased using the kiss of

departments ceased using the kiss of life while Church is worried that aids

life while Church is worried that aids

life while Church is worried that aids could be spread through communion wine

could be spread through communion wine

could be spread through communion wine and insurance companies spurred their

and insurance companies spurred their

and insurance companies spurred their own outcry when they began screening for

own outcry when they began screening for

own outcry when they began screening for the disease movie star Rock Hudson died

the disease movie star Rock Hudson died

the disease movie star Rock Hudson died at his Coldwater Canyon home this

at his Coldwater Canyon home this

at his Coldwater Canyon home this morning his publicist says that the

morning his publicist says that the

morning his publicist says that the movie star’s body has already been

movie star’s body has already been

movie star’s body has already been cremated however it was the AIDS related

cremated however it was the AIDS related

cremated however it was the AIDS related death of actor Rock Hudson on October

death of actor Rock Hudson on October

death of actor Rock Hudson on October 2nd that finally gave a public face to

2nd that finally gave a public face to

2nd that finally gave a public face to the disease and changed the narrative

the disease and changed the narrative

the disease and changed the narrative forever I’m angry because there hasn’t

forever I’m angry because there hasn’t

forever I’m angry because there hasn’t been enough research for AIDS

been enough research for AIDS

been enough research for AIDS and gay people suffering it’s outrageous

and gay people suffering it’s outrageous

and gay people suffering it’s outrageous do you agree with our list what do you

do you agree with our list what do you

do you agree with our list what do you think is the most memorable event from

think is the most memorable event from

think is the most memorable event from 1985 for more like gnarly top 10s

1985 for more like gnarly top 10s

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