At the risk of an online garrotting, I actually don't think Draper was one of the true nasties: to quote the view of a friend who recently spoke to the Guardian, his failing (forever commemorated in the line, "Absolutely totally brilliant, Damian") was to be someone who gets "more naive as he gets older": an excitable person fallen among exciting (but disreputable) people.
And that moment was forever commemorated.
CARNEGIE HALL It is a great boon to latter-day Carnegie Hall programmers and marketers that Tchaikovsky — having conducted a work of his own at the hall's opening concert, in 1891 — can forever be commemorated as a sort of founding father.
It is a day that will forever be commemorated, cenotaphs will be built, calendars and diaries will come printed with mournful reminders.
The headlines will forever commemorate Oct. 13 and the Giambi Boys with blazing letters: "OH, BROTHER!" Slide, Jeremy, slide, and the old champs will slink out of town on their chartered jet, leaving the coast clear to some new boys, new towns, new stories.
As time continues to pass, Arone wants to forever commemorate those whose lives were lost.
This one didn't quite make the rounds, but one single tweet forever commemorates the moment someone dropped their glove at MoMA PS1.
As Christina Snylyk states:"The world should remember the tragedy of MH17 by a glorious work of music that will forever commemorate those who died that day over Ukraine and those who continue to die in her defense: a country struggling for the chance to embrace the values of Western democracy.
Payne: forever on 18 Stewart was an unforgettable force of nature, but he's been commemorated anyway, striking his winning pose forever, cast in bronze by the 18th at Pinehurst No2.
"Titanic is an epic tragedy of a century ago, but the glory of the humanity has existed forever and should be commemorated and inherited," they wrote.
