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#2

The guy always promoted healthy eating, exercise and PE in schools. He had his shit together. Rest in peace.

#8
One of the best moments in TV history. RIP Richard Simmons. https://t.co/oQVVpbqoXA

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RiP

#9

As a kid in the 80s he made me question the efficacy of daily exercise.

RIP

#11

Richard Simmons was an amazing person. He was so flamboyant at a time it really wasn't OK to be that way. He embraced the corny schtick and was loved by old ladies everywhere.

 

#14
I’ll never forget when Richard Simmons came to Bristol to shoot a This is SportsCenter spot. You would’ve thought God showed up. People were star struck. RIP to the legend.

 

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