Randir

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    uu marila na bn,
    MR. Bean kiyala role eka nam dead, mokada danu tawa Mr. Bean episodes gahanne nati nisa.
     

    asa143

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    Rowan Atkinson, English actor and comedian known as Mr. Bean is not dead. Cybercriminals have created another celebrity death hoax, with the intention of tricking gullible social networking users into installing a malicious Facebook application. This application can be used to spread spam and other malicious posts to all of your Facebook friends.

    This malicious Facebook post tricks gullible Facebook users into installing a malicious Facebook application, by claiming that they can watch Mr.Bean suicide video. This application will ask you to give it access to your Facebook account, which it will use to send the same hoax to all of your Facebook friends.


    http://www.onlinethreatalerts.com/a...son-died-at-58-after-committing-suicide-hoax/

    http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/5232...n-suicide-death-hoax-mr-bean.htm#.UotwkifEyOA
     

    barack obama

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    Not Funny Anymore

    While many Mr. Bean fans really believed the actor really died, others were very skeptical about it because of a number of celebrity death hoaxes that circulated in the Internet this year. These fans stressed that a major British news station should have reported Atkinson's death before it spread on the internet like a wild fire.

    Based on a recent poll initiated by Celebrity Post, 76 percent of the total respondents agreed that hoax on celebrity deaths, specifically on Atkinson, is not funny anymore.

    Some fans even expressed their anger for the fake reports, calling it reckless, distressing and hurtful to Atkinson, his family and most-loyal fans around the world.

    Mr. Bean is Alive & Kicking

    Atkinson's representatives confirmed the British actor is alive and kicking, asking the public to stop believing on celebrity death rumors.

    "He joins the long list of celebrities who have been victimized by this hoax. He's still alive and well, stop believing what you see on the Internet," they said, according to Media Mass.

    Atkinson became the latest victim of internet death hoaxes. Earlier this year, Hongkong actor Jackie Chan was also reported to have died while Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning was allegedly involved in a car accident; both are found to be untrue.